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Re: Express - today: Madeleine-McCann-police-probe-curtains-for-DNA-clues
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but you can't get a fingerprint off fabric, it has to be a solid surface I think. Also, a curtain contains dust and loose fibres so finding individual skin cells after 7 years is frankly ludicrous.
The ONLY thing that they could be looking for is a bodily fluid in such a quantity that a sample can be extracted that has not also degraded after 7 years.
AND they would need to prove that it wasn't from a previous guest/cleaner/maintenance person. UNLESS they had a DNA sample from one of the hundreds of suspects they have gathered over the years……0h forget it. This is just a ridiculous story that will go the same way as the other nonsense we've had drivelled at us for what seems like an eternity.
The only thing I can think of, is that these stories get spouted to a) justify £10m taxpayers money being spent on the review or b) to see who gets rattled by thinking the police may be closing in.
The ONLY thing that they could be looking for is a bodily fluid in such a quantity that a sample can be extracted that has not also degraded after 7 years.
AND they would need to prove that it wasn't from a previous guest/cleaner/maintenance person. UNLESS they had a DNA sample from one of the hundreds of suspects they have gathered over the years……0h forget it. This is just a ridiculous story that will go the same way as the other nonsense we've had drivelled at us for what seems like an eternity.
The only thing I can think of, is that these stories get spouted to a) justify £10m taxpayers money being spent on the review or b) to see who gets rattled by thinking the police may be closing in.
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It also gives the cops a legitimate reason to keep hanging round to make sure the Portuguese police don't get any frisky ideas to do with hand-cuffs if Mr and Mrs decide to pay the country a visit. I suspect that is part of the reason they are there. Shouldn't bloody be there at all!
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http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/01/110131073141.htm
Forensic experts at the University of Abertay Dundee and the Scottish Police Services Authority (SPSA) are leading the way in the research of new ground-breaking forensic techniques within the field of fingerprints.
The new research seeks to recover fingerprint ridge detail and impressions from fabrics -- a technique that has up until now proved difficult. It is the first time in more than 30 years that fingerprints on fabrics have been a major focus for research and the team have already had a number of successes.
A technique known as vacuum metal deposition (VMD) that uses gold and zinc to recover the fingerprint mark is being investigated as part of the research project. VMD is a highly sensitive technique already used to detect fingerprint marks on smooth surfaces such as carrier bags, plastics and glass.
The current research study by the University of Abertay Dundee and SPSA forensic experts is exploring its use in the examination of clothing and the potential value it could bring to a police investigation.
Joanna Fraser, a forensic sciences researcher at the University of Abertay Dundee, said: "The research uses fine layers of metals to display fingerprints people may have left on fabrics, something which is far harder to do with soft surfaces. The technique has been around since the 1970s and is used on many surface but was never widely used on fabrics.
"We take these fabrics, place them in a vacuum chamber, then heat up gold to evaporate it and spread a fine film over the fabric. We then heat up zinc, which attaches to the gold where there are no fingerprint residues. This helps reveal the fingerprint -- where contact has been made we see the original fabric, where there was no contact we're left with the grey colour of the metal film."
She added: "One way of explaining it is like a photographic negative, where colours show up as their opposites. Here the fingerprint ridges show through as clear fabric, but where there are no ridges we see the distinctive grey colour of the metal.
"Previously it had proved difficult to reveal a clear fingerprint on fabric, but we've shown that this is now possible. This is great, but the challenge is to develop this further and confirm its effectiveness."
Paul Deacon, fingerprint unit manager at the Scottish Police Services Authority (SPSA) and one of the experts on the project said: "Fingerprints have been used as a means of identification for over 100 years but recovering fingerprints from fabrics has always proven to be fairly difficult. We wanted to change that.
"The research is still in its early stages but we are starting to see results. We have shown that fabrics with a high thread count are best for revealing a print and have recovered identifiable fingerprints on a number of fabrics including silk, nylon and polyester."
Only 20 per cent of the public are classed as "good donors" for leaving fingerprints, so while the success rate is still low for recovering a full fingerprint from items of clothing, the researchers have had great success in revealing the shape of a handprint on a number of fabric types.
Paul Deacon added: "Such an impression could help the police piece together a timeline of events and could be used to provide evidence in cases where someone was pushed, or grabbed, in a particular area of their clothing.
"For example, an impression of a palm print on the back of someone's shirt might indicate they were pushed off a balcony, rather than jumping. Fingerprints left on fabric and other surfaces can leave DNA traces, so it can also help forensic scientists to visualise the best area to target on an item of clothing to recover DNA evidence."
Director of SPSA Forensic Services Tom Nelson said: "Used on its own fingerprints and impressions recovered on fabrics will not necessarily convict a criminal but used alongside other evidence it will present a more robust case to the court.
"I am determined that we continue to balance the consolidation of the core forensic support we provide to the police and the Crown, with new innovations and techniques. This is just one such innovation we are pursuing as we strive to ensure that forensics makes an even greater contribution to convicting the guilty and protecting the public."
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The above story is based on materials provided by University of Abertay Dundee. Note: Materials may be edited for content and length.
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[*]Joanna Fraser, Keith Sturrock, Paul Deacon, Stephen Bleay, David H. Bremner. Visualisation of fingermarks and grab impressions on fabrics. Part 1: Gold/zinc vacuum metal deposition. Forensic Science International, 2010; DOI: 10.1016/j.forsciint.2010.11.003
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The new research seeks to recover fingerprint ridge detail and impressions from fabrics -- a technique that has up until now proved difficult. It is the first time in more than 30 years that fingerprints on fabrics have been a major focus for research and the team have already had a number of successes.
A technique known as vacuum metal deposition (VMD) that uses gold and zinc to recover the fingerprint mark is being investigated as part of the research project. VMD is a highly sensitive technique already used to detect fingerprint marks on smooth surfaces such as carrier bags, plastics and glass.
The current research study by the University of Abertay Dundee and SPSA forensic experts is exploring its use in the examination of clothing and the potential value it could bring to a police investigation.
Joanna Fraser, a forensic sciences researcher at the University of Abertay Dundee, said: "The research uses fine layers of metals to display fingerprints people may have left on fabrics, something which is far harder to do with soft surfaces. The technique has been around since the 1970s and is used on many surface but was never widely used on fabrics.
"We take these fabrics, place them in a vacuum chamber, then heat up gold to evaporate it and spread a fine film over the fabric. We then heat up zinc, which attaches to the gold where there are no fingerprint residues. This helps reveal the fingerprint -- where contact has been made we see the original fabric, where there was no contact we're left with the grey colour of the metal film."
She added: "One way of explaining it is like a photographic negative, where colours show up as their opposites. Here the fingerprint ridges show through as clear fabric, but where there are no ridges we see the distinctive grey colour of the metal.
"Previously it had proved difficult to reveal a clear fingerprint on fabric, but we've shown that this is now possible. This is great, but the challenge is to develop this further and confirm its effectiveness."
Paul Deacon, fingerprint unit manager at the Scottish Police Services Authority (SPSA) and one of the experts on the project said: "Fingerprints have been used as a means of identification for over 100 years but recovering fingerprints from fabrics has always proven to be fairly difficult. We wanted to change that.
"The research is still in its early stages but we are starting to see results. We have shown that fabrics with a high thread count are best for revealing a print and have recovered identifiable fingerprints on a number of fabrics including silk, nylon and polyester."
Only 20 per cent of the public are classed as "good donors" for leaving fingerprints, so while the success rate is still low for recovering a full fingerprint from items of clothing, the researchers have had great success in revealing the shape of a handprint on a number of fabric types.
Paul Deacon added: "Such an impression could help the police piece together a timeline of events and could be used to provide evidence in cases where someone was pushed, or grabbed, in a particular area of their clothing.
"For example, an impression of a palm print on the back of someone's shirt might indicate they were pushed off a balcony, rather than jumping. Fingerprints left on fabric and other surfaces can leave DNA traces, so it can also help forensic scientists to visualise the best area to target on an item of clothing to recover DNA evidence."
Director of SPSA Forensic Services Tom Nelson said: "Used on its own fingerprints and impressions recovered on fabrics will not necessarily convict a criminal but used alongside other evidence it will present a more robust case to the court.
"I am determined that we continue to balance the consolidation of the core forensic support we provide to the police and the Crown, with new innovations and techniques. This is just one such innovation we are pursuing as we strive to ensure that forensics makes an even greater contribution to convicting the guilty and protecting the public."
Story Source:
The above story is based on materials provided by University of Abertay Dundee. Note: Materials may be edited for content and length.
Journal Reference:
[list=journal]
[*]Joanna Fraser, Keith Sturrock, Paul Deacon, Stephen Bleay, David H. Bremner. Visualisation of fingermarks and grab impressions on fabrics. Part 1: Gold/zinc vacuum metal deposition. Forensic Science International, 2010; DOI: 10.1016/j.forsciint.2010.11.003
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Re: Express - today: Madeleine-McCann-police-probe-curtains-for-DNA-clues
If we step into the media land of make believe and accept that:
The curtains were untouched before the McCanns arrived
The curtains had not been washed by Kate or anyone else
It was possible to lift fingerprints and other DNA off fabric
The evidence would remain intact for over 7 years
DNA and fingerprints are found
Where does the investigation go from here?
I can see how this helps the McCanns but how does this help to find Madeleine?
Is there a link to Kate having washed the curtains? Surely that'll put an end to this nonsense
The curtains were untouched before the McCanns arrived
The curtains had not been washed by Kate or anyone else
It was possible to lift fingerprints and other DNA off fabric
The evidence would remain intact for over 7 years
DNA and fingerprints are found
Where does the investigation go from here?
I can see how this helps the McCanns but how does this help to find Madeleine?
Is there a link to Kate having washed the curtains? Surely that'll put an end to this nonsense
Re: Express - today: Madeleine-McCann-police-probe-curtains-for-DNA-clues
They believe he may have touched them as he took three year- old Madeleine from her bed at the Ocean Club resort in Praia da Luz and climbed out of the window with her.
And he hopped right over the lichen, with a child in his arms
http://www.mccannfiles.com/id21.html
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"British officers hope that new tests on the fabric will reveal traces of DNA which could identify her kidnapper.
They believe he may have touched them as he took threeyear- old Madeleine from her bed at the Ocean Club resort in Praia da Luz and climbed out of the window with her.
The curtains have been sealed in an evidence file at the National Institute of Forensic Medicine in the Portuguese city of Coimbra since 2007".
Correct me if Iám wrong here,but I can´t see anything in the PJ files about this sealed bedroom curtains
......BUT this!
Curtains from the living room....Tick..Tock.......
They believe he may have touched them as he took threeyear- old Madeleine from her bed at the Ocean Club resort in Praia da Luz and climbed out of the window with her.
The curtains have been sealed in an evidence file at the National Institute of Forensic Medicine in the Portuguese city of Coimbra since 2007".
Correct me if Iám wrong here,but I can´t see anything in the PJ files about this sealed bedroom curtains
......BUT this!
Curtains from the living room....Tick..Tock.......
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Goncalo Amaral: "Then there's the window we found Kate's finger prints.
She said she had never touched that window and the cleaning lady assured that she had cleaned it on the previous day....it doesn't add up"
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Re: Express - today: Madeleine-McCann-police-probe-curtains-for-DNA-clues
UK police have no jurisdiction in Portugal and the Portuguese police seem somewhat reluctant to work alongside them. Do UK police have any right of access to evidence stored in Portugal?
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Information gathering exercise.
The English simply want to know what the Portuguese know.
The cover up is taking place before our very eyes.
The English simply want to know what the Portuguese know.
The cover up is taking place before our very eyes.
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IKNOWWHATHAPPENED wrote:Information gathering exercise.
The English simply want to know what the Portuguese know.
The cover up is taking place before our very eyes.
Which would require the Portuguese to be just has corrupt as the UK is said to be in this case. I wouldn't go as far as to rule it 100% out, but I highly doubt it.
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Only two months to go before Mr. Redwood retires apparently. Doesn't look as though this case will be solved by then so who or what will happen when he leaves I wonder?
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NickE
The current Textusa posting Sweet 16 is probably the origniał source for all this.
I recommend strongly a read
http://textusa.blogspot.fr/2014/10/sweet-16.html#comment-form
The current Textusa posting Sweet 16 is probably the origniał source for all this.
I recommend strongly a read
http://textusa.blogspot.fr/2014/10/sweet-16.html#comment-form
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And here is a good review of the whooshing..
http://l-azzeri-lies-in-the-sun.com/Drake_s_Drapes.html
http://l-azzeri-lies-in-the-sun.com/Drake_s_Drapes.html
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And even better...all together now
[size=15]http://l-azzeri-lies-in-the-sun.com/Redwood_-_High_Hopes.html[/size]
[color=#000000][font=Helvetica][size=15]One for PMac to sing in the shower...![/size][/font][/color]
[size=15]http://l-azzeri-lies-in-the-sun.com/Redwood_-_High_Hopes.html[/size]
[color=#000000][font=Helvetica][size=15]One for PMac to sing in the shower...![/size][/font][/color]
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Thetruth wrote:NickE
The current Textusa posting Sweet 16 is probably the origniał source for all this.
I recommend strongly a read
http://textusa.blogspot.fr/2014/10/sweet-16.html#comment-form
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Goncalo Amaral: "Then there's the window we found Kate's finger prints.
She said she had never touched that window and the cleaning lady assured that she had cleaned it on the previous day....it doesn't add up"
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double post.Thetruth wrote:NickE
The current Textusa posting Sweet 16 is probably the origniał source for all this.
I recommend strongly a read
http://textusa.blogspot.fr/2014/10/sweet-16.html#comment-form
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Goncalo Amaral: "Then there's the window we found Kate's finger prints.
She said she had never touched that window and the cleaning lady assured that she had cleaned it on the previous day....it doesn't add up"
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so, let me get this right.... OG want to check for fingerprints or/and DNA on the fabric of curtains as it is believed the abductor touched them on exiting the room, but yet, the very same abductor didn't leave any such fingerprints or DNA on the window frame, window, tiles, wallls etc etc.
Also, are OG now saying that the abductor both entered and exited through the window?!?! Why not just use the door?!?
Deary me
What they should be analysing is what cleaning fluids had been used on the curtains and matching them to non-standard cleaning items from the complex, or more importantly.... matched to some purchased at a local supermarket by the guests and possibly in the kitchen cupboard of the apartment.
That would introduce some very interesting questions about who and why the curtains required washing..........
Also, are OG now saying that the abductor both entered and exited through the window?!?! Why not just use the door?!?
Deary me
What they should be analysing is what cleaning fluids had been used on the curtains and matching them to non-standard cleaning items from the complex, or more importantly.... matched to some purchased at a local supermarket by the guests and possibly in the kitchen cupboard of the apartment.
That would introduce some very interesting questions about who and why the curtains required washing..........
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Two good articles about the curtains, window, shutters, and the LIES told by both the McCanns, front door, patio door, shutters, curtain wide open, tight closed
and the total gibbering lunacy of the position they now find themselves in.
(Intruder has to open shutters, open window, pull curtains back, climb out and THEN reach back inside to close the curtains tightly and tuck them down between the wall and the bed and behind the
chair so they can "Whoosh . . ." whilst holding a 4 year old child.
Yeah, Right.
Surely even Carter-Ruck can understand that this is total nonsense.
and the total gibbering lunacy of the position they now find themselves in.
(Intruder has to open shutters, open window, pull curtains back, climb out and THEN reach back inside to close the curtains tightly and tuck them down between the wall and the bed and behind the
chair so they can "Whoosh . . ." whilst holding a 4 year old child.
Yeah, Right.
Surely even Carter-Ruck can understand that this is total nonsense.
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http://l-azzeri-lies-in-the-sun.com/Drake_s_Drapes.htmlPeterMac wrote:Two good articles about the curtains, window, shutters, and the LIES told by both the McCanns, front door, patio door, shutters, curtain wide open, tight closed
and the total gibbering lunacy of the position they now find themselves in.
(Intruder has to open shutters, open window, pull curtains back, climb out and THEN reach back inside to close the curtains tightly and tuck them down between the wall and the bed and behind the
chair so they can "Whoosh . . ." whilst holding a 4 year old child.
Yeah, Right.
Surely even Carter-Ruck can understand that this is total nonsense.
...as lazzeri writes here - it´s impossible
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Re: Express - today: Madeleine-McCann-police-probe-curtains-for-DNA-clues
What happened to all the imminent 'arrests'??!! Surely the curtains do not need testing if they have suspects ready to arrest?!
The thing is, the longer they string this out with BS stories in the papers, the sooner people start to disbelieve them.
I have a friend, reads some papers, and they have followed this case in the newspapers, and have they have never read the files, and even they think it's suspicious, and that's just from the BS stories that have been churned out.
So in essence, all this spin the mccanns are doing is having the reverse effect!
If I was them I'd sack Clarence Mitchell, he is making their situation worse with all his obvious spin.
The Mccanns would be better of spending the fund money on real missing children, because as it stands it's just going down the drain...
The thing is, the longer they string this out with BS stories in the papers, the sooner people start to disbelieve them.
I have a friend, reads some papers, and they have followed this case in the newspapers, and have they have never read the files, and even they think it's suspicious, and that's just from the BS stories that have been churned out.
So in essence, all this spin the mccanns are doing is having the reverse effect!
If I was them I'd sack Clarence Mitchell, he is making their situation worse with all his obvious spin.
The Mccanns would be better of spending the fund money on real missing children, because as it stands it's just going down the drain...
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Don't delete.
Repeat here, repeat on every forum to which anyone has access
Repeat on Twitter
Repeat on Facebook
Repeat on You Tube
Let the world see what utter nonsense, ludicrous nonsense, is being fed to the world by Mitchell and TM
Let the world see what utter gibbering buffoons are being protected by Libel Lawyers and politicians
Let the world see what Operation Grange is doing with OUR money.
Repeat here, repeat on every forum to which anyone has access
Repeat on Twitter
Repeat on Facebook
Repeat on You Tube
Let the world see what utter nonsense, ludicrous nonsense, is being fed to the world by Mitchell and TM
Let the world see what utter gibbering buffoons are being protected by Libel Lawyers and politicians
Let the world see what Operation Grange is doing with OUR money.
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sonic72 wrote:
So in essence, all this spin the mccanns are doing is having the reverse effect!
If I was them I'd sack Clarence Mitchell, he is making their situation worse with all his obvious spin.
Mitchell has been a real problem to the mcCanns from the moment he set foot in PdL
His first act was to muck about with the story about the Last Photo, issuing all that guff about the time being out by an hour, which IMMEDIATELY alerted people to the fact that there was clearly something wrong with the photo. And we now think we know what it is.
He was responsible for the story about no one having mobile phones or watches, even though he made that statement AFTER people had talked about 9:05 BY HIS WATCH
He was the one who said "If she is dead . . . it is not by their hand"
He talked of Murder
He is truly an Angel of death
My hope is that because he is so clearly intimately involved with the entire thing, he will not be able to wriggle out by saying he was acting on instructions.
Spokes-things are not protected by legal privilege.
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I agree, Mitchell has been both a blessing and a curse in equal measures at times. However, due to their rank story and obvious lies, I think they would be far worse off if they didn't have him at their beck and call.PeterMac wrote:sonic72 wrote:
So in essence, all this spin the mccanns are doing is having the reverse effect!
If I was them I'd sack Clarence Mitchell, he is making their situation worse with all his obvious spin.
Mitchell has been a real problem to the mcCanns from the moment he set foot in PdL
His first act was to muck about with the story about the Last Photo, issuing all that guff about the time being out by an hour, which IMMEDIATELY alerted people to the fact that there was clearly something wrong with the photo. And we now think we know what it is.
He was responsible for the story about no one having mobile phones or watches, even though he made that statement AFTER people had talked about 9:05 BY HIS WATCH
He was the one who said "If she is dead . . . it is not by their hand"
He talked of Murder
He is truly an Angel of death
My hope is that because he is so clearly intimately involved with the entire thing, he will not be able to wriggle out by saying he was acting on instructions.
Spokes-things are not protected by legal privilege.
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Re: Express - today: Madeleine-McCann-police-probe-curtains-for-DNA-clues
According to Clarence's twitter page he's following this person
Mario H.
@CrazyHorser
I don't take Twitter seriously; neither should you!
.................and this person has quite a lot to say on the McCann hashtag, such as
Mario H. @CrazyHorser · Oct 2
#mccann WOW named and shamed by Sky News! Who will be next?!
Mario H. @CrazyHorser · Oct 2
Love it: "Some trolls will find out Scotland Yard may have a different view"#mccann
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Mario H. @CrazyHorser · Oct 8
Is it possible she was just waiting for a push?#mccann
Mario H.
@CrazyHorser
I don't take Twitter seriously; neither should you!
.................and this person has quite a lot to say on the McCann hashtag, such as
Mario H. @CrazyHorser · Oct 2
Mario H. @CrazyHorser · Oct 2
Love it: "Some trolls will find out Scotland Yard may have a different view"
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Mario H. @CrazyHorser · Oct 8
Is it possible she was just waiting for a push?
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As I'm sure any right minded person does, I despise Mitchell and the information management industry that he represents.
However, the McCanns were given Mitchell and he has managed to achieve the aim of keeping the UK media 'onside', even though he has had to 'bob and weave' to adjust the facts of the case, such as they are, to put his clients in the best possible light.So far, job done.
Long ago,I think Team McCann gave up trying to engage the media and the public in the facts of this case.They were never going to win that and to this day they continue to lose this battle.They attempt the occasional hand-holding drivel on some TV sofa every now and again, but this is becoming tiresome as it never achieves what they want it to.
So, Mitchell and the McCanns do battle from a distance whenever they have to, with the ultimate objective of never having to appear in a formal setting to answer the question of what parental responsibilities they undertook that holiday.
In that respect, Mitchell has achieved his aim.It is, of course, a stain on all their characters and it will not go away.
However, the McCanns were given Mitchell and he has managed to achieve the aim of keeping the UK media 'onside', even though he has had to 'bob and weave' to adjust the facts of the case, such as they are, to put his clients in the best possible light.So far, job done.
Long ago,I think Team McCann gave up trying to engage the media and the public in the facts of this case.They were never going to win that and to this day they continue to lose this battle.They attempt the occasional hand-holding drivel on some TV sofa every now and again, but this is becoming tiresome as it never achieves what they want it to.
So, Mitchell and the McCanns do battle from a distance whenever they have to, with the ultimate objective of never having to appear in a formal setting to answer the question of what parental responsibilities they undertook that holiday.
In that respect, Mitchell has achieved his aim.It is, of course, a stain on all their characters and it will not go away.
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