How 'Majic' obtained a brief report on The Madeleine Fondation Conference

by **Tony Bennett** Fri Mar 19, 2010 10:22 pm

Here is the exchange between 'Majic'/Andy Griffin and me on Tuesday 2 March which led to him posting a brief report on the Madeleine Foundation Conference.

Very simply, he asked, and I spent 5 minutes typing a quick report.

He posted it in full on 'chaosraptors'.

A fuller report was sent round to others a day or so later.

MAJIC TO BENNETT

From: Andy Griffin
Subject: MF Conference
To: "ANTHONY BENNETT" <ajsbennett@btinternet.com>
Date: Tuesday, 2 March, 2010, 7:26

Mr Bennett

Can I ask whether it is possible to perhaps write a brief overview of the meeting to give people an idea of the meetings purpose and any conclusions drawn.

Also just so you are aware Ms Butler vehemently denies being detained and is seeking legal action against any site that reports this as fact

Rgds

Andy
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BENNETT TO MAJIC

On 2 Mar 2010, at 08:01, ANTHONY BENNETT <ajsbennett@btinternet.com> wrote:

Dear Mr Griffin

I'll just say this about the conference for now.

"The Conference was held at St. Patrick's Church Hall, Nottingham, on 27 and 28 February. A total of 23 people attended, including two from abroad. Contributions included a speech by Chairman Grenville Green on hs five-day visit to Lisbon to support Goncalo Amaral in his attempt to lift the ban on his book and documentary on the case.

Tony Bennett (Secretary) presented a paper on the role of Robert Murat in the case. which inlcuded why Jane Tanner positively identified him as the abductor just 10 days after Madeleine was reported missing, and an analysis of 17 ways in which his story to the police changed between 14 May when he made his first statement and 11 July when he made his second statement.

Other discussions included the harmful long-term effects of Calpol, which included a chemical, diphenydromine, which built up long-term and was banned in most countries. A possible Madeleine Foundation campaign against Calpol was mooted. It was noted that Calpol had been found in the McCanns' luggage and Madeleine's grandfather had acknowledged that she was given Calpol, although Dr Gerald McCann denied it.

Libel law was discussed, including what could and could not be said on forums and blogs about the Madeleine McCann mystery.

Future campaigning was discussed and centred on continuing calls for a public enquiry into the role of the British police and government in the Madeleine McCann investigation and calls by some for us to support the McCanns' latest suggestion that the case should be 're-opened' or that there should be some kind of 'review' of the case.

Members present held their AGM, at which the Committee for the forthcoming year was elected, the accounts presented and approved, and decisions made about the bank account which remains frozen in response to Ms Butler's requets made on 4 November last year. A date was set for a further two-day conference/AGM on 9 & 10 April, next year, probably in the Birmingham area".

This account may be reproduced in full and has been prepared at your request.

Tony Bennett

by twinkle Fri Mar 19, 2010 10:45 pm

Did you think his motives were genuine Tony..........well obviously you did otherwise you wouldn't have done what you did.
Why did you think his motives were genuine, and have you had further contact with Majic?