“They took me back to the'Sûreté and typed out the statement, which I signed, while Gbondogo gave me more eye treatment than I needed. He asked me my programme for the next few days and released me just after 11.00 p.m. I took a taxi back to my car which was alone in the street. I walked across to the gardien who was sleeping by the chained entrance to the car park and asked him if he'd seen anybody and he told me he'd already been asked that and his answer was the same as the last time. The gir...l in reception gave me a fax from Martin Fall and another from the hospital asking me to visit Rademakers in the morning. I asked about flights to Korhogo and she looked it up in her book and told me the published departure time was 10.00 a.m. She pointed across the lobby to Bagado who was sleeping across three seats, still wearing his blue mac. The dab of white on his hair seemed a bit stronger—Bagado ageing by the week. I booked him in and asked her if Malahide was still in the hotel and she went back to that book of hers and said he'd left after lunch that day.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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