After the alarm was raised Dianne was only at the table for 5 minutes. So if she was there at 22:20-22:30 the alarm according to that witness was 10:15 at the earliest. The only myth is these times you quote because we have other documented ones to prove that ain't the truth.
Emma Knight received a call earlier at 10:17 after a woman had travelled to the creche and had heard them out searching for Madeleine. So that puts the alarm being raised well before 10:15.
"22.17 I received a call from Lyndsey Johnson, the creche Manager, informing me that the girl had gone missing."
http://www.mccannpjfiles.co.uk/PJ/EMMA-LOUISE.htm
Haven't you bothered to read my posts where I quote Jeronimos statements. He differs by nearly an hour between the two statements.
22.20-22.30 in the one (but that was NOT the time of the alert) and 21.30 - 22.00 in the other. Jeronimo , nice bloke that he seems, aint very good at times.
Thec actual time seems to be in the middle somewhere.
Why are you quoting such a forgetful witness re the times? I cant help noticing that once again you have been cherry picking the best time to fit your, frankly rubbish, theory.
Anthing to make that seem bonafide, eh Pfinder?
