Where was Gerry immediately after Kate found Madeleine gone at 10pm?

[pegasus]

They had all left the table before 10pm except for Dianne Webster. Sighting was 400 metres away - do it in 2 minutes running half the distance.

2 minutes no problem but there are hundreds of men who could have reached the sighting location at your assumed 22.03 exact time.
BTW in your theory you have an exact time for smith sighting but what exact (or approximate) time does your theory have for discovery?   

[pathfinder73]

2 minutes no problem but there are hundreds of men who could have reached the sighting location at your assumed 22.03 exact time.
BTW in your theory you have an exact 10.03 for smith sighting but what exact (or approximate) time does your theory have for discovery?   

That was his alibi required time because it wasn't the time that Kate left the table. He should have kept his mouth shut on that exact time - Columbo's mistake!

[Wonderfulspam]

2 minutes no problem but there are hundreds of men who could have reached the sighting location at your assumed 22.03 exact time.
BTW in your theory you have an exact time for smith sighting but what exact (or approximate) time does your theory have for discovery?

hundreds of men?

[Mr Gray]

They had all left the table before 10pm except for Dianne Webster. Sighting was 400 metres away - do it in 2 minutes running half the distance.

You would have to run all the way...thats an eight minute mile...not fast but certainly not slow

[pegasus]

That was his alibi required time because it wasn't the time that Kate left the table. He should have kept his mouth shut on that exact time - Columbo's mistake!

But does your theory have a built in assumption of early discovery?
IMO every one of the early searches was 100% genuine.
It's important to get things in correct sequence.

[Wonderfulspam]

They had all left the table before 10pm except for Dianne Webster. Sighting was 400 metres away - do it in 2 minutes running half the distance.

350 according to Admin.

http://miscarriageofjustice.co/index.php?topic=1101.30

[pathfinder73]

350 according to Admin.

http://miscarriageofjustice.co/index.php?topic=1101.0

Thanks. It wasn't far away for a good runner.

[pathfinder73]

But does your theory have a built in assumption of early discovery?
IMO every one of the early searches was 100% genuine.
It's important to get things in correct sequence.

As soon as he said to the other men "Let's all split up and look for her" he made his way west on his own. That was the last time he was seen by the other men until later at 5A.

[pathfinder73]

You would have to run all the way...thats an eight minute mile...not fast but certainly not slow

Yes you would run all the way if you didn't have to carry somebody who was already hidden away from 5A. Run to that concealed place then it's a quick walk from then on.

[pegasus]

Where was the child located during those early searches?

[pathfinder73]

This is the BS we've been fed and people fall for it hook line and sinker. It will all end in tears 

"Half and hour later, without anything to remark, it being 22h03, he again alerted KATE that it was time to check the children. She immediately made her way to the apartment by the usual path, having entered through the back door. About 10 minutes later, he started to worry about her taking so long, and, at the moment the deponent prepared to get up and to check why she was taking so long, KATE appeared running, completely distraught and crying, saying that MADELEINE had disappeared and that she was sure because she had looked throughout the entire house."

[pegasus]

From the moment the 7 adults arrived panicked back outside 5A garden gate, how many minutes or seconds after that do you think it would be before one of them thought to search and shout her name in the carpark immediately opposite the tapas area entrance?
One minute? Two minutes at absolute max? That's what I think.

[pathfinder73]

Yes straight away they would have been shouting her name and searching in close proximity to 5A. Russell went down the path and checked all the gardens and then around to the G5 car park northside. Tapas area, kids play area, swimming pool were checked. These were the first places checked. Someone probably looked in the car park opposite tapas bar. Tennis courts next etc.

[Silkywhiskers]

Yes straight away they would have been shouting her name and searching in close proximity to 5A. Russell went down the path and checked all the gardens and then around to the G5 car park northside. Tapas area, kids play area, swimming pool were checked. These were the first places checked. Someone probably looked in the car park opposite tapas bar. Tennis courts next etc.

Why didn't her mother call her name?

[pegasus]

Stand in the  carpark immediately opposite the tapas area entrance, look up, and there is the upstairs balcony where witnesses including NB and BB were sitting.
So within a very few minutes of the alarm (not 15 minutes thats impossible) those witnesses would hear and see someone searching and shouting the child's name.
The files state the name of the first searcher these witnesses on that balcony heard and saw. It was GM.