Kate McCann was interrogated for eleven hours on 6th September.
On the 7th she was constituted arguida to ensure she didn't incriminate herself by answering important questions they must have forgotten to ask on the 6th such as ... had she looked inside a wardrobe and showing her photographs was asked to describe what was in it?
She was asked what happened when she raised the alarm at the tapas ... and did she have her mobile phone with her?
Did she contact Sky News and did she ask for a priest?
As has already been said ... just the softening up process ... before the nitty gritty of the 'forensic evidence' was introduced as follows:
43 (Various films had been shown to her of the inspection by forensic dogs, where one can see their signalling indications of the scent of a human corpse and traces of human blood as well as the comments by the expert overseeing the exercise.)
Having seen the film and after the scent of a corpse was signalled in her bedroom near the wardrobe, and behind the sofa by the window in the sitting room, Kate McCann said she could not explain anything more than she already had.
Her response to the next four questions was exactly that ... "she could not explain anything more than she already had."
It has already been said the McCanns waited for a fortnight for this interrogation. They didn't have to in my opinion as they were still free agents. Did they delay their journey home as a result of thinking the police were still looking for Madeleine?
Obviously the 48 questions had all been asked at the eleven hour marathon Kate had endured the day before. Therefore the intention in bringing them in and asking them again on the following day could only have been to enable Kate to be charged. But the frail, vulnerable woman didn't half put a spoke in their wheel and instead of letting them absolve themselves of their incompetence really put the spotlight on it. In my opinion.