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"Miracles do happen - why not for Maddie" - Daily Mail column
This is a dreadful article - no surprises there - which will cause a shortage of sick buckets. Jan Moir is the lady whose article in 2009 on the deceased Boyzone singer Stephen Gately attracted unprecedented criticism and for which she was obliged to apologise.
She's certainly playing things safe now.
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Jean wrote:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2135920/Miracles-happen-Maddie-Hope-McCanns-Scotland-Yard-detectives-review-case.html
This is a dreadful article - no surprises there - which will cause a shortage of sick buckets. Jan Moir is the lady whose article in 2009 on the deceased Boyzone singer Stephen Gately attracted unprecedented criticism and for which she was obliged to apologise.
She's certainly playing things safe now.
From the above quoted article :
Let us hope that the Portuguese authorities do the decent thing and follow up on every single lead that Scotland Yard now unearth.
The world would expect the British police to do the same if a Portuguese child went missing here — and you can bet your beat-pounding boots that our cops absolutely would.
I don’t think anyone could deny that from start to finish, the behaviour of the Portuguese police involved in investigating this case has been at the very least — infuriating.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2135920/Miracles-happen--Maddie-Hope-McCanns-Scotland-Yard-detectives-review-case.html#ixzz1tE8u4316

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Heartbreaking: It is nearly six years since the then three-year-old Madeleine McCann disappeared while she was on a family holiday in Portugal
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2135920/Madeleine-McCann-news-Hope-Scotland-Yard-detectives-review-case.html#ixzz1tFSAYdQL

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2135920/Miracles-happen--Maddie-Hope-McCanns-Scotland-Yard-detectives-review-case.html#ixzz1tE8u4316[/quote[/url]]tuom wrote:Jean wrote:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2135920/Miracles-happen-Maddie-Hope-McCanns-Scotland-Yard-detectives-review-case.html
This is a dreadful article - no surprises there - which will cause a shortage of sick buckets. Jan Moir is the lady whose article in 2009 on the deceased Boyzone singer Stephen Gately attracted unprecedented criticism and for which she was obliged to apologise.
She's certainly playing things safe now.
From the above quoted article :
Let us hope that the Portuguese authorities do the decent thing and follow up on every single lead that Scotland Yard now unearth.
The world would expect the British police to do the same if a Portuguese child went missing here — and you can bet your beat-pounding boots that our cops absolutely would.
I don’t think anyone could deny that from start to finish, the behaviour of the Portuguese police involved in investigating this case has been at the very least — infuriating.![]()
Read more: [url=http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2135920/Miracles-happen--Maddie-Hope-McCanns-Scotland-Yard-detectives-review-case.html#ixzz1tE8u4316
If the Met have intelligence that provides clues to Maddies whereabouts then THEY should be looking for her now! If a British National is effectively being held somewhere against her will there should be a rescue attempt: use the Army, the Navy, the SAS to locate and retrieve her, it is not about solving a crime it is about taking action. Of course I am more inclined to believe the doggies rather than any UK politician or Scotland Yard.

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Another sick-fest
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/tony-parsons-column-madeleine-mccann-809404
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friedtomatoes wrote:It would be good if the reason the cadaver scent dog barked was found, i.e. to an old bed that someone had died on vis a vis the Shannon Matthews case. Apart from that one, I have never read that this dog has alerted to the last place a missing person was seen and that person subsequently turned up alive.
Do you have a link for that friedtomatoes, I have never read that.

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candyfloss wrote:friedtomatoes wrote:It would be good if the reason the cadaver scent dog barked was found, i.e. to an old bed that someone had died on vis a vis the Shannon Matthews case. Apart from that one, I have never read that this dog has alerted to the last place a missing person was seen and that person subsequently turned up alive.
Do you have a link for that friedtomatoes, I have never read that.
It's ok found it, and it proves dogs do the job they were trained to do very well. The did find cadaver scent whilst looking for Shannon Matthews, which is what they do, they cannot distinguish who it is from though. If it was a second hand bed, and someone had died there, then they were right yet again, and as far as we know, no-one else died in that apartment, or flower bed or car...........
Excellent dogs, always right.
Victim recovery dogs from four different police forces were used during searches for kidnapped schoolgirl Shannon Matthews in Dewsbury in West Yorkshire in 2008.
The dogs found evidence of dead bodies, but officers later discovered the corpses were nothing to do with her disappearance.
"The properties searched contained a high level of second-hand furniture bought from dwellings where someone had died," according to the NPIA report.
http://news.sky.com/home/uk-news/article/15959107

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