Prof David Wilson - Will Not Discuss McCann Case

by EnglishBull 30.04.17 10:36

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by Philip Anders 01.05.17 17:09

EnglishBull wrote:Original Link

He obviously has the streetwise intelligence to realise the potential damage to his reputation if he adopts the TM party line or the risk of being sued if he doesn't.

by Liz Eagles 01.05.17 18:17

Philip Anders wrote:
EnglishBull wrote:Original Link

He obviously has the streetwise intelligence to realise the potential damage to his reputation if he adopts the TM party line or the risk of being sued if he doesn't.

Didn't Mark Williams-Thomas study under Professor David Wilson at UCE?

That's embarrassing enough to steer clear of the Madeleine McCann case.

by pennylane 01.05.17 18:36

Prof David Wilson has spoken in the McCanns favor quite a few times over the years!

by Liz Eagles 01.05.17 19:01

pennylane wrote:Prof David Wilson has spoken in the McCanns favor quite a few times over the years!

Professor David Wilson is canny enough to realise that his contribution to what happened to Madeleine McCann is insignificant and his life and career are better off elsewhere, which is mostly looking back at solved cases and giving an opinion.

I can't blame him at all for steering clear. I quite admire him for saying no.

by sammyc 01.05.17 19:18

Perhaps some of these professionals who have backed the McCanns and the UK Media story have realised that most of the UK public now have major doubts of their version and are slowly distancing themselves from McCanns. The Sun is allowing comments I wouldn't have imagined a couple of years ago. Where is Branson and Goldenballs, Elton John, Everton FC on the 10th Anniversary?

by plebgate 01.05.17 21:30

Elton John has been in intensive care with some mystery bug, but I don't know if he ever supported them or whether it was a case of a super star such as Elton John possibly being asked to support a Big occasion?

by Philip Anders 03.05.17 8:57

aquila wrote:
Philip Anders wrote:
EnglishBull wrote:Original Link

He obviously has the streetwise intelligence to realise the potential damage to his reputation if he adopts the TM party line or the risk of being sued if he doesn't.
Didn't Mark Williams-Thomas study under Professor David Wilson at UCE?

That's embarrassing enough to steer clear of the Madeleine McCann case.

Yes, Williams-Thomas didn't have any formal qualifications, i.e. a degree, but was sponsored on to an MA course by Wilson on the basis of Wiiliams-Thomas's police experience, albeit only ever at constable level. He never got any promotion in the police service.

by Ruffian 30.10.18 15:38

Original Source: SKY: 05 JUNE 2007 UPDATED 27 FEB 2008

Tuesday June 05, 2007

http://www.gerrymccannsblogs.co.uk/press/2jun7/SKY_05_06_07.htm

by Ruffian 30.10.18 16:06

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2818175/Critcs-raving-BBC1-s-Missing-criminologist-David-Wilson-reveals-makes-gripping-parallels-McCanns.html

The McCanns can never be free from their terrible experience

As I know from my work with victims of crime, to be a parent of a missing child is a form of life sentence. Sometimes the discovery of a body can, to use that ugly term, bring a sense of closure. ‘At least there is someone to bury’, or ‘some place to remember’, the parents of some victims have said to me.

Gerry and Kate McCann were both absent from their holiday flat at the time of their daughter’s abduction. That, along with their strong Catholic faith, probably helped to hold their marriage together.

by **Jill Havern** 30.10.18 16:19

Ruffian wrote:https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2818175/Critcs-raving-BBC1-s-Missing-criminologist-David-Wilson-reveals-makes-gripping-parallels-McCanns.html

The McCanns can never be free from their terrible experience

As I know from my work with victims of crime, to be a parent of a missing child is a form of life sentence. Sometimes the discovery of a body can, to use that ugly term, bring a sense of closure. ‘At least there is someone to bury’, or ‘some place to remember’, the parents of some victims have said to me.

Gerry and Kate McCann were both absent from their holiday flat at the time of their daughter’s abduction. That, along with their strong Catholic faith, probably helped to hold their marriage together.

What abduction?

eta: Sorry, it seems those aren't your words, but Prof Wilson's from that article.