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Gonçalo Amaral: "With the collaboration of retired Portuguese and British police, perhaps it is time to transform the PJGA initiative into PJMM, Projecto Justiça Madeleine McCann.”

Now the cynic in me would say......

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Now the cynic in me would say......

Post by nglfi on 11.08.14 18:25


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Re: Now the cynic in me would say......

Post by tiny on 11.08.14 19:22


Oh yes,wouldnt surprise me in the least
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Re: Now the cynic in me would say......

Post by plebgate on 12.08.14 5:43

Wouldn't surprise me either.   Was watching a police drama a few months back (forget which one) and the same thing (or similar) happened in the show.

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Re: Now the cynic in me would say......

Post by Snifferdog on 12.08.14 10:25

Yep, when its too good to be true, it is too good to be true. A face saving set up.
Good good ol' Bernard Hogan Howe!

Notice the article says that he helped a Muslim taxi driver...Ask yourself why the msm mentions that the driver was Muslim?

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Post by nglfi on 12.08.14 10:52

@Snifferdog wrote:Yep, when its too good to be true, it is too good to be true. A face saving set up.
Good good ol' Bernard Hogan Howe!

Notice the article says that he helped a Muslim taxi driver...Ask yourself why the msm mentions that the driver was Muslim?
Exactly!  Far too convenient.

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Re: Now the cynic in me would say......

Post by Naz_Nomad on 12.08.14 16:43

I'm now at the stage of ingrained cynicism where I assume most news items are staged for the camera.

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Post by stumo on 12.08.14 19:51

I wonder how long it's been since he performed any actual front line policing?
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Blood and cadaver alerts
dismissed by UK Government

Retired DCI Gonçalo Amaral: "The English can always present the conclusions to which they themselves arrived in 2007. Because they know, they have the evidence of what happened - they don't need to investigate anything. All this is now a mere 'show off'."

Retired murder DCI Colin Sutton: "I would also like to make the point that Operation Grange was so restricted from the start as to be destined to fail."

Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley made public on national TV that Operation Grange is a complete fraud.

Ex-DCI Andy Redwood had a "revelation moment" on BBC's Crimewatch on 14th October 2013 when he announced that Operation Grange had eliminated the Tanner sighting - which opened up the 'window of opportunity', in accordance with their remit, to allow the fake abduction to happen.

Despite "irrelevant behaviour" from blood and cadaver dogs in the McCann's apartment, on Kate McCann's clothes, and in the car they hired three weeks after Maddie disappeared, Ex-Chief Inspector, Ian Horrocks, said: "The thought that Kate and Gerry McCann had anything to do with the death of their daughter is frankly preposterous."

Gerry McCann called for example to be made of 'trolls'. SKY News reporter Martin Brunt doorstepped Brenda Leyland on 2 October 2014. She was then found dead in a Leicester hotel room. Brenda paid the price. She paid with her life.

Ex-Deputy Chief Constable, Jim Gamble QPM, congratulated SKY reporter, Martin Brunt, on twitter for doorstepping Brenda Leyland on behalf of Gerry McCann.

Prime Minister Theresa May introduces Prime Suspect Kate McCann to Royalty: The Duchess of Gloucester.

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