Worth re-stating, every so often

Monty Heck wrote:

BlueBag wrote:I'm sorry, I just can not believe K&G confessed to any priest.

The priest may have suspicions based on other things.

Confession does seem unlikely given the language issue, however he may have seen KMcC in one of her vulnerable moments and the truth began to dawn?  Some things transcend language.  In any case Fr P probably had plenty to be suspicious about:

• a supposedly devout Catholic couple who he must have quickly realised weren't
  
• a couple who cynically used the church and both Catholic and Anglican congregations as a media backdrop
  
• a couple who brought over an army of supporters who ended up sitting around the OC pool because nobody seemed to know what to do with them
  
• a couple who jogged and played tennis and went on fun family days out when their child had just gone missing
  
• a couple who happily dressed up and posed for media photoshoots and gave interviews
  
• a couple who went off travelling to bizarre locations leaving their remaining two children behind, when their eldest child could have been discovered in the local area at any time
  
• a couple who claimed their apartment had been broken which turned out to be untrue and, ultimately
  
• a couple who were declared arguido after an intensive ongoing investigation by the PJ and LC, using UK police sniffer dogs and UK forensics lab
  

Dee Coy wrote:

I've always believed she was hidden in the church, or graveyard, either temporarily or permanently. I think the implcation that she could have been cremated there would explain a lot. Would love to know what else Amaral knows about this.

Brian Griffin wrote:Who goes on holiday and throws the fridge out anyway? .

Google.Gaspar.Statements wrote:

Brian Griffin wrote:Who goes on holiday and throws the fridge out anyway? .

The sort of people who go on holiday and wash the curtains I suppose.

Doctors with OCD and a corpse to hide.

Hongkong Phooey wrote:

Google.Gaspar.Statements wrote:

Brian Griffin wrote:Who goes on holiday and throws the fridge out anyway? .

The sort of people who go on holiday and wash the curtains I suppose.

Doctors with OCD and a corpse to hide.

Was it ever proven that they disposed of a fridge (I'm pretty certain I read it on his blog at the time) and also the curtains had been washed or are they forum myths?

Hongkong Phooey wrote:Was it ever proven that they disposed of a fridge (I'm pretty certain I read it on his blog at the time) and also the curtains had been washed or are they forum myths?

Daryl Dixon wrote:

Hongkong Phooey wrote:Was it ever proven that they disposed of a fridge (I'm pretty certain I read it on his blog at the time) and also the curtains had been washed or are they forum myths?

Forum myths, along with the 'crime scene' clean up with bottles of bleach etc.[/quote]

Nah! Some of us have been here a long time, and most of what we read at back in 2007 has remained carved in our minds. Take the quote I have highlighted, for example. THAT is no "forum myth", so here's a little reminder of an article printed in a newspaper, way back in 2007:



THE parents of missing Madeleine McCann yesterday challenged the police: “Find the body and prove we killed her.”
The couple, who are suspected over the child’s death and the disposal of her body, issued the startling ultimatum as the public prosecutor in Portugal sent the police case against them to a judge.
It is thought that the McCanns’ high-powered lawyers have told them that without a body it will be extremely difficult for the authorities to press charges.(my bold and underlining. This is why this case is so difficult. With no body and protection from people in positions of power, it's going to be a hard slog)

http://web.archive.org/web/20071221085316/http:/www.express.co.uk/posts/view/19042/Find-the-body-and-prove-we-killed-her


And as for the "bleach" etc, bought, again, that's no forum myth.

Casey5 wrote:What definitely wasn't a forum myth because I saw it but which seems to have gone awol is a picture of Gerry with a suitcase in his hand - on the beach if I remember correctly. There was also a kids bucket and spade set but am not sure if twins were in the photo.
I think it was taken when they were removing their belongings from apartment 5A, they were given another apartment by Mark Warner I believe.
I have never seen it since although it has been mentioned from time to time by others.
I never saw him carrying a fridge and I think it was a relative or maybe Clarence who said "find the body and prove they killed her".    

tiny wrote:.    

Dee Coy wrote:

Bishop Brennan wrote:I wonder if it is related to the story that Amaral broke: an allegation that Maddie's body had been put into a coffin of an elderly PDL resident that was being kept for mourning in his church.  The body of the resident was subsequently cremated.  If there is any truth to that allegation, and if the priest discovered it (or was told about it at the time) then a breakdown of this sort would be entirely understandable...  

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/gerry-kate-mccann-furious-claims-3707478


ETA:  And of course, in order to carry out such an act, the person would have required a key to the church at night.

I've always believed she was hidden in the church, or graveyard, either temporarily or permanently. I think the implcation that she could have been cremated there would explain a lot. Would love to know what else Amaral knows about this.