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by **Jill Havern** 17.08.15 19:42

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New timeline: The Crimewatch special revealed that police were now looking at Madeleine's abduction as being at 10pm and not 9.15pm

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by **Tony Bennett** 17.08.15 20:43

@ Get'emGoncalo

Your OP should carry a prominent warning to members and guests.

Something like this:

DO NOT ACCEPT THIS AS A TRUE TIMELINE UNLESS:

1. You really believe that a bloke who looked like Wojcek Krokowski and 'Tannerman' was

* carrying his toddler daughter back from the crèche alone - without her mother
* in the dark
* on a cold night
* without a buggy
* barefoot, in pyjamas
* with no covering
* going a long way round to wherever he was going to
AND
* didn't come forward for some SIX YEARS to identify himself

AND

2. That the Smith family really produced those two e-fits

* of two differet-looking men
* produced one year or more after
* they saw a bloke for a few seconds at the most
* in the dark
* with weak street lighting
* and said that
* they would never be able to recognise him if they saw him again.

by Liz Eagles 17.08.15 20:46

Tony Bennett wrote:@ Get'emGoncalo

Your OP should carry a prominent warning to members and guests.

Something like this:

DO NOT ACCEPT THIS AS A TRUE TIMELINE UNLESS:

1. You really believe that a bloke who looked like Wojcek Krokowski and 'Tannerman' was

* carrying his toddler daughter back from the crèche alone - without her mother
* in the dark
* on a cold night
* without a buggy
* barefoot, in pyjamas
* with no covering
* going a long way round to wherever he was going to
AND
* didn't come forward for some SIX YEARS to identify himself

AND

2. That the Smith family really produced those two e-fits

* of two differet-looking men
* produced one year or more after
* they saw a bloke for a few seconds at the most
* in the dark
* with weak street lighting
* and said that
* they would never be able to recognise him if they saw him again.

Why people don't find this whole scenario bonkers completely baffles me.

by **Jill Havern** 17.08.15 20:52

sharonl wrote:If we believe that it was Gerry and Madeleine that he saw that night, then Madeleine must have been alive up until tea time on May 3rd and that within an hour or so, the group got over the shock, cleaned her up, cleaned the apartment, staged an abduction, wrote out a timeline, sorted the other children out for bed and got ready to party at the tapas. Gerry would be walking the streets of PDL carrying the corpse of his daughter just as the alarm was raised and everyone was looking for her. Hardly a credible scenario

by Liz Eagles 17.08.15 21:16

Get'emGonçalo wrote:
sharonl wrote:If we believe that it was Gerry and Madeleine that he saw that night, then Madeleine must have been alive up until tea time on May 3rd and that within an hour or so, the group got over the shock, cleaned her up, cleaned the apartment, staged an abduction, wrote out a timeline, sorted the other children out for bed and got ready to party at the tapas. Gerry would be walking the streets of PDL carrying the corpse of his daughter just as the alarm was raised and everyone was looking for her. Hardly a credible scenario

Operation Grange, the super squad have been delving into this case for several years with a bespoke team who do nothing other than dedicate themselves to the case of the disappearance of Madeleine McCann and have come up with diddly squat. What does that tell you?

by Guest 17.08.15 22:43

It probably tells us that someone is treading water in abeyance of the Appeals Courts decision in the GA case

Haven't we seen how any inquiry so far has flared up when something was (starting to be) afoot in PTL?

And/or until someone sees fit to bury David Cameron for his - and Teresa May's- personal efforts in this file

Might be interesting to find out Jeremy Corbyn's take on this issue