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statement of Fiona Elaine
Payne 2007.05.16
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from Fiona Payne
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Witness Statement
Fiona Elaine Payne
Date: 2007.05.16
Time: 12H00
- That she confirms in the integrity
of her previous declarations made in
this investigation.
- Questioned, states that she became
aware following various news
bulletins - namely on SKY NEWS - that
ROBERT MURAT was the main suspect in
the abduction of MADELEINE MCCANN.
- That upon seeing the individual on
television, she recognised him
immediately as someone from the
night of the disappearance of
MADELEINE who had made his presence
noted.
- That she never saw this individual
before, and saw him for the first
time, as stated, on the night of May
3rd, around 22H39, outside, and next
to the door of the McCANN apartment
in the company of GNR elements, who
had arrived.
- That at this point, one and a half
hours had passed since KATE McCANN
had noted that her daughter had
disappeared.
- Questioned, states that she does
not remember the characteristics
(type, colour, etc) of the clothes
that ROBERT MURAT wore that night.
- That she found the presence of
this individual at the site very
strange, and never got to know what
his role was (contrary to other
people who were there, and who
belonged to the police or the
resort).
- That at a certain time, he said
that he was there to help the police
but his behaviour was not compatible
with this role, in that he looked to
be leading the process, stating that
he was offering his help in all that
was necessary.
- That she found his behaviour so
excessively strange that she stayed
as far away from him as she could.
- That she does not remember if he
entered the McCANN's apartment on
this night. She does not know if he
spoke to GERRY, but is certain that
he did not speak to KATE, in that
after the disappearance of
MADELEINE, the deponent stayed with
[KATE] for most of the time in her [KATE's]
apartment.
- That during this night, she saw
him walking to and fro, the majority
of the time accompanied by the
police, and always with an air of
authority, offering suggestions and
trying to lead the situation.
- That she did not speak to him, and
only observed his behaviour.
- She only came across him at around
23H30, next to the McCANN apartment,
when he went there to offer his help
in any way possible. She does not
remember if anyone was with him at
this time.
- That in the following days she saw
him various times with numerous
reporters who were in the locale.
- That she did not see him in any
other place or situation.
- States that since the night of the
disappearance, she found his
behaviour strange, as he wanted to
know everything what was happening
and gave the idea that he knew
everything. He tried insistently to
lead the process, especially the
actions of the police.
- At one point, he even seemed to
try and lead the police movements
with his presence and wanted to
translate everything.
- That she had never seen him before
this night.
- And nothing more was said.
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