*** Days from its closure, Operation Grange is extended by £100.000 and 6 more months - 18.9.2016 *** (was: There are just 15 days left to the closure of Operation Grange)
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New Commander of G4S?Verdi wrote:Andy who?willowthewisp wrote:Hi Verdi,is that DCI Andy Redwood's,tick toc moving forward time clock,Revelation Moment?Verdi wrote:Seems to have attracted a small following in it's short duration. Can't say I've seen much evidence of bullying on the forum but I do detect an underlying element of a 'them and us' clique working behind the scenes. If it wasn't so destructive it could almost be amusing.
Still, it'll take a lot more than a few misguided souls to detract from the primary purpose of the forum .
So where does Operation Strangeways stand now - another 64 days left before the end? The month of October is more significant in this ongoing saga than the inevitable month of May.
Tick toc tick toc tick toc - the sand is shifting..
PS, Metropolitan Police in 2008 investigate for Paedophiles involvement into Madeleine's disappearance,not provern, yet Crime Watch October 2013,"Revelation Moment"he suddenly found Paedophile Burglars in existence, where interpol couldn't find any,Yet the Metropolitan Police decided to let there top Detectives,Campbell,Redwood Retire from the Force,losing such valuable years of experience?
Talking of valuable years of experience, wonder what ever happened to DCI Nic 'I nic 'em before they know they've been nicked' Wall - has she left through the back door (the safety curtain) along with the rest of the fall-out?
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The end is near
The countdown to the expected closure of Operation Grange continues. I make it just 46 days left now.Verdi wrote:So where does Operation Strangeways stand now - another 64 days left before the end? The month of October is more significant in this ongoing saga than the inevitable month of May.
If it does close in October without a solution - to the disappointment of many - it will be after...
...9 years and 5 months since Madeleine was reported missing...
...expenditure of a colossal £30 million or more, if we include the costs of all the official police investigations, the costs of all the lawyers and public relations advisers, the cost of the McCanns' private investigations, not forgetting of course two lots of half a million quid doled out, £500,000 to Kevin Halligen, most of it spent on living it up around the world with Shirin Trachiotis, and another £500,000 to Lord Bell of Bell Pottinger to 'keep
...and by the looks of it, all that time, energy and money has brought us NOTHING.
Madeleine is not one inch nearer getting justice than she was 9 years and 5 months ago.
So are we going to let Operation Grange fade away without a whimper? Without a challeege? Without raising a voice for Madeleine?
Is that it?
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Amelie McCann (aged 2): "Maddie's jammies!".
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Re: *** Days from its closure, Operation Grange is extended by £100.000 and 6 more months - 18.9.2016 *** (was: There are just 15 days left to the closure of Operation Grange)
NO!Tony Bennett wrote:
So are we going to let Operation Grange fade away without a whimper? Without a challeege? Without raising a voice for Madeleine?
Is that it?
Apart from the sterling work produced by the ever enthusiastic conspiracy buster, Richard D. Hall, who I'm sure will not let it rest, there must be any number of documentaries in the making just waiting for the right moment to go live.
Films, television series, biographies, magazine articles, studio appearances - bums on seats! I wouldn't be surprised if Ms Healy is already beavering away with the Epilogue 'My life without Madeleine - we'll never give up searching (all donations gratefully received)'.
Somehow I don't think this case will ever go away. It's not as though Operation Grange will be really missed is it, they haven't been particularly dynamic have they? More of a laughing stock that an entity to be taken seriously.
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My heart breaks for Madeleine; her parents, relatives, authorities and the media have failed her totally IMO.
I wonder if any one of them feels any shame?
Nearly 10 years and zero justice; as for Operation Grange, Operation Grave seems more fitting!
Absolutely outraged by the goings on in this so called "investigation".
And to those who have been tireless in seeking truth for her, thank you and please do not give up!
I wonder if any one of them feels any shame?
Nearly 10 years and zero justice; as for Operation Grange, Operation Grave seems more fitting!
Absolutely outraged by the goings on in this so called "investigation".
And to those who have been tireless in seeking truth for her, thank you and please do not give up!
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Re: *** Days from its closure, Operation Grange is extended by £100.000 and 6 more months - 18.9.2016 *** (was: There are just 15 days left to the closure of Operation Grange)
It's my belief that Operation Grange won't close anytime soon. I've said it many times on the forum. Operation Grange may put things onto the back burner/relegate it to a Belgravia broom cupboard but it's not closing anytime soon.
For Operation Grange to officially close it would take an official statement and that will not happen unless it's a wishy washy statement of 'being absorbed' by other departments - also unlikely to happen soon.
I wonder if Nicola Wall wishes she hadn't touched this case and in hindsight wouldn't have touched it with a barge poll.
For Operation Grange to officially close it would take an official statement and that will not happen unless it's a wishy washy statement of 'being absorbed' by other departments - also unlikely to happen soon.
I wonder if Nicola Wall wishes she hadn't touched this case and in hindsight wouldn't have touched it with a barge poll.
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If I was a corrupt (or corruptible) police officer, and a humble DCI after nearly 30 years' service, and the boss came to me and said:aquila wrote:It's my belief that Operation Grange won't close anytime soon. I've said it many times on the forum. Operation Grange may put things onto the back burner/relegate it to a Belgravia broom cupboard but it's not closing anytime soon.
For Operation Grange to officially close it would take an official statement and that will not happen unless it's a wishy washy statement of 'being absorbed' by other departments - also unlikely to happen soon.
I wonder if Nicola Wall wishes she hadn't touched this case and in hindsight wouldn't have touched it with a barge poll.
"Do nothing on this enquiry for two years, just follow instructions on how to proceed, and we'll make you up to Detective Superintendent a few months before you retire so that your pension will swell by a few grand a year", I'd have said:
"Great! When can I start?"
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Amelie McCann (aged 2): "Maddie's jammies!".
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operation grange-bollocks or not bollocks
Now thought to be assisting the Jamaican Police Authorities with his years of experience gained in the UK Police Service,to bring them up to a Superior level of Policing Methods?Tony Bennett wrote:If I was a corrupt (or corruptible) police officer, and a humble DCI after nearly 30 years' service, and the boss came to me and said:aquila wrote:It's my belief that Operation Grange won't close anytime soon. I've said it many times on the forum. Operation Grange may put things onto the back burner/relegate it to a Belgravia broom cupboard but it's not closing anytime soon.
For Operation Grange to officially close it would take an official statement and that will not happen unless it's a wishy washy statement of 'being absorbed' by other departments - also unlikely to happen soon.
I wonder if Nicola Wall wishes she hadn't touched this case and in hindsight wouldn't have touched it with a barge poll.
"Do nothing on this enquiry for two years, just follow instructions on how to proceed, and we'll make you up to Detective Superintendent a few months before you retire so that your pension will swell by a few grand a year", I'd have said:
"Great! When can I start?"
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What like start at the end just like peeling an onion from the outside in?
Very superior investigating that I'M sure.
Very superior investigating that I'M sure.
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4 weeks to go before Operation Grange
It was on 3 April 2016 that we were told that Operation Grange was to be given £95,000 to 'finish off' their work.
The money is scheduled to run out on 3 October.
So what then?
* Another extension?
* An announcement of some kind?
* Nothing?
When I asked an FoI Act question last year (2015), the MetPolice were still looking forthese men this man, 'the very centre of our focus'.
Have they foundthem him yet?
The money is scheduled to run out on 3 October.
So what then?
* Another extension?
* An announcement of some kind?
* Nothing?
When I asked an FoI Act question last year (2015), the MetPolice were still looking for
Have they found
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Amelie McCann (aged 2): "Maddie's jammies!".
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Extension until March 2017
We now have our answer - another extension for 6 months and another £100,000.Tony Bennett wrote:It was on 3 April 2016 that we were told that Operation Grange was to be given £95,000 to 'finish off' their work.
The money is scheduled to run out on 3 October.
So what then?
* Another extension?
* An announcement of some kind?
* Nothing?
See announcement on this thread: https://jillhavern.forumotion.net/t13137-madeline-mccann-fresh-cash-lifeline-in-search-for-missing-child
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Dr Martin Roberts: "The evidence is that these are the pjyamas Madeleine wore on holiday in Praia da Luz. They were photographed and the photo handed to a press agency, who released it on 8 May, as the search for Madeleine continued. The McCanns held up these same pyjamas at two press conferences on 5 & 7June 2007. How could Madeleine have been abducted?"
Amelie McCann (aged 2): "Maddie's jammies!".
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I Just cant believe that even more cash is to be given ,what on earth are they looking at now ,they have turned nothing up so far,so why all this ? .joyce1938
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Yes I think they have realized who it must beTony Bennett wrote:It was on 3 April 2016 that we were told that Operation Grange was to be given £95,000 to 'finish off' their work.
The money is scheduled to run out on 3 October.
So what then?
* Another extension?
* An announcement of some kind?
* Nothing?
When I asked an FoI Act question last year (2015), the MetPolice were still looking forthese menthis man, 'the very centre of our focus'.
Have they foundthemhim yet?
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If they need another 100k for that revelation it's shocking!HelenMeg wrote:Yes I think they have realized who it must beTony Bennett wrote:It was on 3 April 2016 that we were told that Operation Grange was to be given £95,000 to 'finish off' their work.
The money is scheduled to run out on 3 October.
So what then?
* Another extension?
* An announcement of some kind?
* Nothing?
When I asked an FoI Act question last year (2015), the MetPolice were still looking forthese menthis man, 'the very centre of our focus'.
Have they foundthemhim yet?
Don't quite get how the McCanns are desperate for money for the "search" fund when it's already being funded and they are not searching?
Yet reading Textusa blog, if I've understood correctly, there is a tit for tat with players of a game so (thinking out loud here) they shout ( well the media) fund is low and then the Met counter with an extension of funds for the investigation? Trying to see how all that "fits"?
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MayMuse wrote:If they need another 100k for that revelation it's shocking!HelenMeg wrote:Yes I think they have realized who it must beTony Bennett wrote:It was on 3 April 2016 that we were told that Operation Grange was to be given £95,000 to 'finish off' their work.
The money is scheduled to run out on 3 October.
So what then?
* Another extension?
* An announcement of some kind?
* Nothing?
When I asked an FoI Act question last year (2015), the MetPolice were still looking forthese menthis man, 'the very centre of our focus'.
Have they foundthemhim yet?
Don't quite get how the McCanns are desperate for money for the "search" fund when it's already being funded and they are not searching?
Yet reading Textusa blog, if I've understood correctly, there is a tit for tat with players of a game so (thinking out loud here) they shout ( well the media) fund is low and then the Met counter with an extension of funds for the investigation? Trying to see how all that "fits"?
they shout ( well the media) fund is low and then the Met counter with an extension of funds for the investigation? Trying to see how all that "fits"?
Try 'fitting' BHH! Met Police Commissioner (McCant 'supporter'......from 'day 1')
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I keep saying it (and it's only my opinion) Operation Grange will not be closing - even if it is relegated to a broom cupboard in the bowel of Belgravia.
£100,000 will pay for some outsourcing to get private sector companies to analyse things on an adhoc basis whilst those in charge will retire and be replaced by people nearing retirement. Things will continue to tick along.
There is always one thing I've wanted to know about the 30+ dedicated staff OG had at its peak - and that is the turnover of staff i.e. were people seconded for a few months and then moved along to other things so actually no-one could ever know even a part of the picture. If the staff turnover rate is great then there's never going to be anything close to a whistle-blowing scenario, not that there ever could be because just like Leics Police invoked extraordinary secrecy measures you can bet your life SY have done exactly the same.
Just my opinion.
£100,000 will pay for some outsourcing to get private sector companies to analyse things on an adhoc basis whilst those in charge will retire and be replaced by people nearing retirement. Things will continue to tick along.
There is always one thing I've wanted to know about the 30+ dedicated staff OG had at its peak - and that is the turnover of staff i.e. were people seconded for a few months and then moved along to other things so actually no-one could ever know even a part of the picture. If the staff turnover rate is great then there's never going to be anything close to a whistle-blowing scenario, not that there ever could be because just like Leics Police invoked extraordinary secrecy measures you can bet your life SY have done exactly the same.
Just my opinion.
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I've often wondered if there ever was a 30+ strong work force reviewing/investigating the case of Madeleine McCann. It seems an awful lot of money time and effort for something with nil result.
Not disputing the existence of Operation Grange per se but I do question whether a dedicated task force was assigned to the case for in excess of five years. The establishment is not known for it's honesty.
Not disputing the existence of Operation Grange per se but I do question whether a dedicated task force was assigned to the case for in excess of five years. The establishment is not known for it's honesty.
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The same question has been floating around in my head since I started following this case.Verdi wrote:I've often wondered if there ever was a 30+ strong work force reviewing/investigating the case of Madeleine McCann. It seems an awful lot of money time and effort for something with nil result.
Not disputing the existence of Operation Grange per se but I do question whether a dedicated task force was assigned to the case for in excess of five years. The establishment is not known for it's honesty.
I had a very brief discussion with a family member some months ago about the disappearance and was told that a husband of a family member knew someone who worked on the case. The conversation was short and I didn't push things. Subsequently said connection cropped up again and I was advised this person was a policeman who was "helping out". Again , not much info offered but it did sound strange ie the words used indicated it was only a temporary appointment. Apparently in the view of this person "she's dead". I don't know anything about the identity of this policeman but it sounded like he was retired - and I doubt very much he was ex Met. In fact I doubt he even served in an English force. If I can get any more info I'll post but it won't be possible within the next few weeks.
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Yes, I imagine that's roughly how Operation Grange has been conducted since the beginning - job at hand get a wo/man in. That doesn't explain the vast amount of money so far granted by the Home Office but there is still a very big ? regarding that subject.justiceformaddie wrote:The same question has been floating around in my head since I started following this case.Verdi wrote:I've often wondered if there ever was a 30+ strong work force reviewing/investigating the case of Madeleine McCann. It seems an awful lot of money time and effort for something with nil result.
Not disputing the existence of Operation Grange per se but I do question whether a dedicated task force was assigned to the case for in excess of five years. The establishment is not known for it's honesty.
I had a very brief discussion with a family member some months ago about the disappearance and was told that a husband of a family member knew someone who worked on the case. The conversation was short and I didn't push things. Subsequently said connection cropped up again and I was advised this person was a policeman who was "helping out". Again , not much info offered but it did sound strange ie the words used indicated it was only a temporary appointment. Apparently in the view of this person "she's dead". I don't know anything about the identity of this policeman but it sounded like he was retired - and I doubt very much he was ex Met. In fact I doubt he even served in an English force. If I can get any more info I'll post but it won't be possible within the next few weeks.
When you see images of ex-DCI Andy Redwood posing for the camera outside Operation Grange HQ, you could almost be led to believe the establishment was exclusive to the Operation Grange team. Not so, it's an ordinary run of the mill police station the just happens to be situated in one of London's most exclusive post codes.
Orders from on high were given for the Serious Crimes and Homicide Squad to review/investigate the disappearance of Madeleine McCann entitled Operation Grange to work from the Met Police Belgravia station. I'm thinking the 'task team' was allocated a small corner (as Aquila might suggest - the stationary cupboard) with some junior desk duty officer answering the phone and filing bits of paper in alpha/numeric order. I really can't see a positive outcome by the UK police, trawling through the PJ investigation detail and coordinating it with the efforts of the dodgy private detectives hired by the McCanns and other questionable adherents - like the CEOP.
Leicestershire police had been directly involved with the case from the beginning (remember Stuart 'call me Stu' Prior?) yet the case was transferred to the Met Police, the UK's finest (who have failed so far), to review another country's investigation and subsequently start their own investigation based on the PJ files? What about that team of ex-detectives that went on location to review/investigate the case - quickly tried to locate the video but Rich Planet is dominating the airwaves .
Are they looking to humiliate the PJ or are they looking for that proverbial innocent explanation for anything and everything that might be found?
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In a manner of speaking you can't be wrong. Investigations into serious crime are never closed until solved are they? They might be shelved pending fresh evidence but never closed.aquila wrote:I keep saying it (and it's only my opinion) Operation Grange will not be closing ....
Maybe someone should tell Metropolitan Police that simple fact - or maybe they already know but just don't feel confiding with the press.
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Hi Verdi,maybe as you say,they "Do not wish to divulge,shelve,the protracted case,with out disclosing Confidential information"due to the amount of knowledge the UK public has gleaned from the released Portugal PJ,files,in complete contradiction of the MSM lies and obfuscation for the Truth on Madeleine's disappearance?
The UK public can now see how a "Once Credible Crime Watch programme"has been proverbially turned on it's head,with at least Two Programmes made,Manipulating or Distorting evidence,facts over the past Ten Years October 2013,DCI Andy Redwoods,"Revelation Moment"yet DCS/DCI' Mick Duthie,Nichola Wall have been unable to apprehend executed E-fits of Two people but one suspect,morphing into Three Bungling Paedophile Burglars fitting Portuguese ethnicity?
Yet they Bumble along,seemingly only being a "Coincidence" of elongated extended funding allowances,April 2016,October 2016 now April 2017 to take into account the Tenth Year anniversary of Madeleine's disappearance proposed Concert 03 May 2017,another coincidence?
The UK public can now see how a "Once Credible Crime Watch programme"has been proverbially turned on it's head,with at least Two Programmes made,Manipulating or Distorting evidence,facts over the past Ten Years October 2013,DCI Andy Redwoods,"Revelation Moment"yet DCS/DCI' Mick Duthie,Nichola Wall have been unable to apprehend executed E-fits of Two people but one suspect,morphing into Three Bungling Paedophile Burglars fitting Portuguese ethnicity?
Yet they Bumble along,seemingly only being a "Coincidence" of elongated extended funding allowances,April 2016,October 2016 now April 2017 to take into account the Tenth Year anniversary of Madeleine's disappearance proposed Concert 03 May 2017,another coincidence?
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