Operation GRANGE --corrupt or clowns?

by RIPM 25.04.14 11:17

What do we know.....

We have the name of the suspect. (HH R5L Feb 2014)

He worked for a British tour company between 2005 - 2010.

He had day to day contact with clients in their holiday accommodation.

He speaks Portuguese and English.

He may be a smoker.

He has a body odour problem and wears cheap aftershave.

He has a pot belly, little or large is uncertain.

There is no reason to believe any of the British tour operators MW, Thomas Cook, TUI, etc., pay cash in hand to staff, therefore they will have bank and contact details.

There is no reason to believe these reputable tour companies do not have the personal details of the staff they employ, it should include an address.

Due to the wide spread crime locations is it reasonable to assume he has a driving licence?

He may have a vehicle.

It is probable he has a passport.

It is probable he wore a holiday company uniform during the day.

These are all serious crimes in their own right, so with his name, bank details etc., etc., why are our children still being endangered by a news blackout as to his identity?

Either SY know and are keeping our children at risk, or they are living in a fantasy world where any tactic will be used to divert attention from the PJ's renewed interest in Fiona Payne and Rachel Oldfield.

As SY are travelling to Portugal they must believe that this is where the suspect is and as according to SY there is a clear and ongoing danger to children, they should ask the PJ to arrest the suspect today, before another child is harmed.

It is a sad day when SY is run by such a bunch of clowns.

There surely must be some high ranking officers of integrity to stop this farce.

The above is my opinion

by Guest 25.04.14 11:24

RIPM wrote:

Either SY know and are keeping our children at risk, or they are living in a fantasy world where any tactic will be used to divert attention from the PJ's renewed interest in Fiona Payne and Rachel Oldfield.

RIPM.

The bit in blue. Where have you heard this???

by **Tony Bennett** 25.04.14 11:47

RIPM wrote:It is a sad day when SY is run by such a bunch of clowns.

REPLY: Clowns are not capable of carrying out the kind of high-level cover-ups I listed recently as having been carried out by Scotland Yard in the past few decades. These require skill, experience, knowledge, cunning, deception, ruthlessness and, above all, wickedness.

There surely must be some high ranking officers of integrity to stop this farce.

REPLY: OK, name one senior Metropolitan Police Officer since Sir Robert Mark who has a proven record of honesty, integrity, and exposing wrongdoing and criminality within his force.

by Liz Eagles 25.04.14 11:54

Tony Bennett wrote:
RIPM wrote:It is a sad day when SY is run by such a bunch of clowns.

REPLY: Clowns are not capable of carrying out the kind of high-level cover-ups I listed recently as having been carried out by Scotland Yard in the past few decades. These require skill, experience, knowledge, cunning, deception, ruthlessness and, above all, wickedness.

There surely must be some high ranking officers of integrity to stop this farce.

REPLY: OK, name one senior Metropolitan Police Officer since Sir Robert Mark who has a proven record of honesty, integrity, and exposing wrongdoing and criminality within his force.

I'd like to add to your questions Tony if I may.

Name a single inquiry that has openly exposed a cover-up.

by **Tony Bennett** 25.04.14 12:08

aquila wrote:
I'd like to add to your questions Tony if I may.

YES

Name a single inquiry that has openly exposed a cover-up.

SEE MY REPLY BELOW

An excellent question, if I may say so, aquila.

I do have an answer for you.

I can think of ONE.

I name the Independent Panel into the 96 deaths at Hillsborough:

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The truth about the conduct of the police at Hillsborough and their subsequent catalogue of lies, deceit, smears and criminal alterations of police and other statements (known in our legal system as 'Perverting the Course of Justice', maximum term of impriosnment: life) was exposed NOT by the police but by...

* Labour MP Andy Burnham, who set up the enquiry

* Bishop James Jones, Anglican Bishop of Liverpool, who chaired the enquiry panel, and

* the other panel members.

The police are utterly incapable of investigating their own filthy sinks of corruption.

by Liz Eagles 25.04.14 12:21

Tony Bennett wrote:
aquila wrote:
I'd like to add to your questions Tony if I may.

YES

Name a single inquiry that has openly exposed a cover-up.

SEE MY REPLY BELOW

An excellent question, if I may say so, aquila.

I do have an answer for you.

I can think of ONE.

I name the Independent Panel into the 96 deaths at Hillsborough:

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

The truth about the conduct of the police at Hillsborough and their subsequent catalogue of lies, deceit, smears and criminal alterations of police and other statements (known in our legal system as 'Perverting the Course of Justice', maximum term of impriosnment: life) was exposed NOT by the police but by...

* Labour MP Andy Burnham, who set up the enquiry

* Bishop James Jones, Anglican Bishop of Liverpool, who chaired the enquiry panel, and

* the other panel members.

The police are utterly incapable of investigating their own filthy sinks of corruption.

That's right Tony, it's the only ONE I can think of and it took 25 years.

The Met can do what they like (I'm not speaking of decent police officers here I'm speaking of the political brown nosers at the top). If ever the investigation of Madeleine is taken to an inquiry most of them will be retired or dead by the time anything comes of it so they have nothing to lose.

by diatribe 25.04.14 12:34

Tony Bennett wrote:

REPLY: OK, name one senior Metropolitan Police Officer since Sir Robert Mark who has a proven record of honesty, integrity, and exposing wrongdoing and criminality within his force.

Even he resigned in 1977 over the introduction of an independent police complaints body. He obviously possessed a sense of humour and was attributed with the following comment 'A good police force is one that catches more crooks than it employs'

by diatribe 25.04.14 12:39

aquila wrote:
If ever the investigation of Madeleine is taken to an inquiry most of them will be retired or dead by the time anything comes of it so they have nothing to lose.

Indeed, Aquila and the same applies to the current gov.