Re: "Looking for Madeleine" by Summers & Swan - The 'Product Synopsis'

by aiyoyo 04.08.14 13:18

jeanmonroe wrote:Perhaps OG's 38 elite, experienced, hard nosed defectives and staff, should go cap in hand and ask Summers and Swan about what happened, defininately, about Madeleine's 'disappearance'.

As they supposedly purport to 'know'.

Save the Met and UK taxpayers a good 'few bob' wouldn't it?

Perhaps the hard nosed detectives had better haul in Summers & Swan for interviews and get them to cough out their definitive account. That will solve them going round in circles re-looking at the trio of professional burglars and all manner of odd balls not on the Citizen Register of PDL.

S&S can't have interviewed any of the 38 elites since they can't comment on ongoing investigation, bound by confidential code and all sort of restraints.

by tasprin 04.08.14 14:56

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"Looking for Madeleine" by Summers & Swan - The 'Product Synopsis' - Page 2 File

"Looking for Madeleine" by Summers & Swan - The 'Product Synopsis' - Page 2 File

Looking for Madeleine
by Anthony Summers Non-fiction
http://www.curtisbrown.co.uk/theatre-film-television/
Headline Publishing (September 2014, Ed. Simon Thorogood)

by kimHager 04.08.14 15:26

I would call GA's book the only 'definitive account' as he was there and investigated the " disappearance "

by pennylane 04.08.14 15:34

kimHager wrote:I would call GA's book the only 'definitive account' as he was there and investigated the " disappearance "

Without a doubt, Kim!

by tasprin 04.08.14 15:40

kimHager wrote:I would call GA's book the only 'definitive account' as he was there and investigated the " disappearance "

I think every book Summers writes is referred to as 'definitive'

Monroe: 'The definitive biography of one of America's brightest stars'
JFK: 'The Definitive Book on the JFK Assassination'
Hoover: 'The sensational and definitive account of the life of J Edgar Hoover'
9/11: Anthony Summers and Robbyn Swan have written the definitive account of 9/11
Profumo: The definitive investigation into the scandal of the Profumo Affair
etc.

by jeanmonroe 04.08.14 15:41

http://www.curtisbrown.co.uk/anthony-summers/looking-for-madeleine/

"The Portuguese police probe ran into a dead end."
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Unfortunate 'choice' of words there!

IMO.

by sar 04.08.14 15:45

jeanmonroe wrote:http://www.curtisbrown.co.uk/anthony-summers/looking-for-madeleine/

"The Portuguese police probe ran into a dead end."
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Unfortunate 'choice' of words there!

IMO.

sounds painful??

by suzyjohnson 04.08.14 18:06

tasprin wrote:
kimHager wrote:I would call GA's book the only 'definitive account' as he was there and investigated the " disappearance "

I think every book Summers writes is referred to as 'definitive'

Monroe: 'The definitive biography of one of America's brightest stars'
JFK: 'The Definitive Book on the JFK Assassination'
Hoover: 'The sensational and definitive account of the life of J Edgar Hoover'
9/11: Anthony Summers and Robbyn Swan have written the definitive account of 9/11
Profumo: The definitive investigation into the scandal of the Profumo Affair
etc.

Are any of these accurate?

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