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Claiming Madeleine awoke when they were robbing the apartment?
What evidence is there of this, unless they are confusing the 'robbery' with the previous night when she was supposedly crying?
An officer has stated that the Portuguese are 'blocking' them from furthering this enquiry?
Not verbatim and 'unbelievable'!
Is this a ruse they will be using for the next 5 years?
I do hope the Portuguese have something to say about this.
It's just a web of lies regurgitated over the years IMO
A pink pig has just flown by my window!
What evidence is there of this, unless they are confusing the 'robbery' with the previous night when she was supposedly crying?
An officer has stated that the Portuguese are 'blocking' them from furthering this enquiry?
Not verbatim and 'unbelievable'!
Is this a ruse they will be using for the next 5 years?
I do hope the Portuguese have something to say about this.
It's just a web of lies regurgitated over the years IMO
A pink pig has just flown by my window!
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There's the end game. Blame the Portuguese.MayMuse wrote:Claiming Madeleine awoke when they were robbing the apartment?
What evidence is there of this, unless they are confusing the 'robbery' with the previous night when she was supposedly crying?
An officer has stated that the Portuguese are 'blocking' them from furthering this enquiry?
Not verbatim and 'unbelievable'!
Is this a ruse they will be using for the next 5 years?
I do hope the Portuguese have something to say about this.
It's just a web of lies regurgitated over the years IMO
A pink pig has just flown by my window!
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MRNOODLES wrote:There's the end game. Blame the Portuguese.MayMuse wrote:Claiming Madeleine awoke when they were robbing the apartment?
What evidence is there of this, unless they are confusing the 'robbery' with the previous night when she was supposedly crying?
An officer has stated that the Portuguese are 'blocking' them from furthering this enquiry?
Not verbatim and 'unbelievable'!
Is this a ruse they will be using for the next 5 years?
I do hope the Portuguese have something to say about this.
It's just a web of lies regurgitated over the years IMO
A pink pig has just flown by my window!
Operation Grange haven't achieved diddly squat, and it was always going to come back to that old worn out excuse.
These people are nothing if not totally predictable.
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A prediction come true
Exactly this indecisive and highly improbable theory was precisely the outcome that was grimly predicted on CMOMM by many of us three or more years ago.
Operation Grange seem to have copied and pasted what we predicted they would tell us. Almost word for word, in fact.
Operation Grange seem to have copied and pasted what we predicted they would tell us. Almost word for word, in fact.
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Dr Martin Roberts: "The evidence is that these are the pjyamas Madeleine wore on holiday in Praia da Luz. They were photographed and the photo handed to a press agency, who released it on 8 May, as the search for Madeleine continued. The McCanns held up these same pyjamas at two press conferences on 5 & 7June 2007. How could Madeleine have been abducted?"
Amelie McCann (aged 2): "Maddie's jammies!".
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I saw some really top class detective work today. It wasn't Operation Grange (who have slowly done my head in). It was "Line of Duty".Tony Bennett wrote:Exactly this indecisive and highly improbable theory was precisely the outcome that was grimly predicted on CMOMM by many of us three or more years ago.
Operation Grange seem to have copied and pasted what we predicted they would tell us. Almost word for word, in fact.
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What evidence is there of this, unless they are confusing the 'robbery' with the previous night when she was supposedly crying?MayMuse wrote:Claiming Madeleine awoke when they were robbing the apartment?
What evidence is there of this, unless they are confusing the 'robbery' with the previous night when she was supposedly crying?
An officer has stated that the Portuguese are 'blocking' them from furthering this enquiry?
Not verbatim and 'unbelievable'!
Is this a ruse they will be using for the next 5 years?
I do hope the Portuguese have something to say about this.
It's just a web of lies regurgitated over the years IMO
A pink pig has just flown by my window!
This is definitely Mccan lies, she told at least two police officers as per their statements that it was the TWINS who were crying. Was it an attempt to place Maddie there that morning ?
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Madeleine's revelation about Wednesday night, when she said that she was left alone during the night. She told Kate and Gerry that she remembered the twins crying and that she wanted to know why neither her mother nor her father had gone to the room to see what was happening.
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Kate revealed that Madeleine had spoken with her in the morning of her disappearance and said that she remembered the twins had cried during the night and that she wanted to know why neither her mother or father had appeared.
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Thank you for all the replies, interesting enough I was just looking at some videos as someone had asked (another post which I seem to have lost now ) if anyone knew where it was said that Madeleine was unable to reach the patio doors/window? I.e not tall enough to reach to,open &'leave the apartment by herself. So, whilst I haven't managed to find that as yet, on viewing another video RTE (Ireland) Kate says that the 'twins' view Madeleleine being taken like a 'burglary'... So not just those here 'predicting' the future?
I would upload but for some reason my phone doesn't support it (read, don't know how)
The video can be searched for on You Tube dated May 2011 RTE late show Ireland for anyone who hasn't watched it.
I would upload but for some reason my phone doesn't support it (read, don't know how)
The video can be searched for on You Tube dated May 2011 RTE late show Ireland for anyone who hasn't watched it.
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Madeleine McCann 'was kidnapped during a botched burglary by a gang of thieves who British police have already quizzed' but are blocked from questioning again
Madeleine McCann was snatched by a group of thieves, it has been claimed
Police believe she disturbed them as they robbed her holiday apartment
This is thought to be the final line of inquiry being considered by the Met
Sir Bernard Hogan Howe said this week the probe could formally end soon
ByCorey Charlton for MailOnline
Published: 17:14, 28 April 2016 | Updated: 19:02, 28 April 2016
Madeleine McCann was kidnapped by a group of thieves because she woke up while they robbed her family's holiday apartment, it has been claimed.
This is believed to be the final line of inquiry mentioned recently by Scotland Yard's boss Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe, who said two days ago the probe could formally finish within months.
It is believed to centre on a group of thieves which included a 16-year-old teenager and a man who worked at the Mark Warner resort in Portugal when she disappeared in 2007.
It has been claimed Madeleine (pictured) was taken by a group of thieves during a botched robbery of the apartment in which she was sleeping in May 2007
Kate and Gerry McCann (pictured) have campaigned tirelessly in a bid to solve the mystery disappearance of their daughter
The Ocean Club in Praia Da Luz, Portugal, where the McCann's were staying when Madeleine went missing
According to The Sun, phone calls raise questions about the group's actions on the night of the three-year-old's disappearance.
It's claimed they have been identified as suspects by British police, but officers are being blocked from accessing them by Portuguese cops who say no new evidence has been brought forward
An officer told the paper: 'It has dogged the investigation all the way through and it's happening again.
'If we can't question the three suspects again the trail goes cold and the case will be shelved.'
When they were previously interviewed, the men admitted theft from apartments at the complex but denied any involvement in the youngster's disappearance.
Madeleine vanished at the age of three while on holiday with her parents in Portugal in 2007. Despite a high-profile hunt, no trace of her has ever been found.
Speaking on LBC this week, Sir Bernard said: 'There's been a lot of investigation time spent on this terrible case.
'It's a child who went missing, everybody wants to know if she is alive and if she is where is she, and sadly if she's dead then we need to give some comfort to the family.
'It's needed us to carry out an investigation together with the Portuguese and other countries have been involved.
'There is a line of inquiry that remains to be concluded and it's expected that in the coming months that will happen.'
Met Commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe says the probe into Madeleine's disappearance will wind down in the next few months once one 'final' line of enquiry has been completed
Met Police chief on progress of Madeleine McCann investigation
Sir Bernard's comments come just weeks after the Home Office granted £95,000 funding to keep the investigation - which now only has a handful of officers working on it - going for another few months.
Sir Bernard said: 'The size of the team has come down radically, we are now down to two or three people in that team, at one stage there were about 30 officers in it.'
But he added: 'There is a line of inquiry that everybody agrees is worthwhile pursuing.'
When asked when the probe called Operation Grange will end, the Met chief said: 'At the moment it would be at the conclusion of this line of inquiry unless something else comes up.
'If somebody comes forward and gives us good evidence we will follow it. We always say that a missing child inquiry is never closed.'
Operation Grange, which is estimated to have cost £12million so far, was launched in 2011 after the Portuguese police ended their investigation into Madeleine's whereabouts.
British officers searching for Madeleine have taken more than 1,300 statements and spent several days digging up scrubland in the Algarve in the hunt for clues.
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Madeleine McCann was snatched by a group of thieves, it has been claimed
Police believe she disturbed them as they robbed her holiday apartment
This is thought to be the final line of inquiry being considered by the Met
Sir Bernard Hogan Howe said this week the probe could formally end soon
ByCorey Charlton for MailOnline
Published: 17:14, 28 April 2016 | Updated: 19:02, 28 April 2016
Madeleine McCann was kidnapped by a group of thieves because she woke up while they robbed her family's holiday apartment, it has been claimed.
This is believed to be the final line of inquiry mentioned recently by Scotland Yard's boss Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe, who said two days ago the probe could formally finish within months.
It is believed to centre on a group of thieves which included a 16-year-old teenager and a man who worked at the Mark Warner resort in Portugal when she disappeared in 2007.
It has been claimed Madeleine (pictured) was taken by a group of thieves during a botched robbery of the apartment in which she was sleeping in May 2007
Kate and Gerry McCann (pictured) have campaigned tirelessly in a bid to solve the mystery disappearance of their daughter
The Ocean Club in Praia Da Luz, Portugal, where the McCann's were staying when Madeleine went missing
According to The Sun, phone calls raise questions about the group's actions on the night of the three-year-old's disappearance.
It's claimed they have been identified as suspects by British police, but officers are being blocked from accessing them by Portuguese cops who say no new evidence has been brought forward
An officer told the paper: 'It has dogged the investigation all the way through and it's happening again.
'If we can't question the three suspects again the trail goes cold and the case will be shelved.'
When they were previously interviewed, the men admitted theft from apartments at the complex but denied any involvement in the youngster's disappearance.
Madeleine vanished at the age of three while on holiday with her parents in Portugal in 2007. Despite a high-profile hunt, no trace of her has ever been found.
Speaking on LBC this week, Sir Bernard said: 'There's been a lot of investigation time spent on this terrible case.
'It's a child who went missing, everybody wants to know if she is alive and if she is where is she, and sadly if she's dead then we need to give some comfort to the family.
'It's needed us to carry out an investigation together with the Portuguese and other countries have been involved.
'There is a line of inquiry that remains to be concluded and it's expected that in the coming months that will happen.'
Met Commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe says the probe into Madeleine's disappearance will wind down in the next few months once one 'final' line of enquiry has been completed
Met Police chief on progress of Madeleine McCann investigation
Sir Bernard's comments come just weeks after the Home Office granted £95,000 funding to keep the investigation - which now only has a handful of officers working on it - going for another few months.
Sir Bernard said: 'The size of the team has come down radically, we are now down to two or three people in that team, at one stage there were about 30 officers in it.'
But he added: 'There is a line of inquiry that everybody agrees is worthwhile pursuing.'
When asked when the probe called Operation Grange will end, the Met chief said: 'At the moment it would be at the conclusion of this line of inquiry unless something else comes up.
'If somebody comes forward and gives us good evidence we will follow it. We always say that a missing child inquiry is never closed.'
Operation Grange, which is estimated to have cost £12million so far, was launched in 2011 after the Portuguese police ended their investigation into Madeleine's whereabouts.
British officers searching for Madeleine have taken more than 1,300 statements and spent several days digging up scrubland in the Algarve in the hunt for clues.
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'If we can't question the three suspects again the trail goes cold and the case will be shelved.'
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And all those lovely PJ files (part 2) released for our perusal!
Memo to OG: 'You wanna QUESTION the Tapas 9 again, before your three 'patsies!'
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And all those lovely PJ files (part 2) released for our perusal!
Memo to OG: 'You wanna QUESTION the Tapas 9 again, before your three 'patsies!'
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"the case will be shelved !"
Is that the "shelf " that cuddle cat was found on ? The shelf that doesn't exist !
A "botched burglary " is that similar to a "bungled investigation " ?
A three year old wakes up so instead of grabbing what they can they take her and leave behind no traces !
Is someone attempting to write a new comedy show for the B.B.C ? FAIL !
Question the ones closer to hand OG no need to go on a jaunt to Portugal again !
Is that the "shelf " that cuddle cat was found on ? The shelf that doesn't exist !
A "botched burglary " is that similar to a "bungled investigation " ?
A three year old wakes up so instead of grabbing what they can they take her and leave behind no traces !
Is someone attempting to write a new comedy show for the B.B.C ? FAIL !
Question the ones closer to hand OG no need to go on a jaunt to Portugal again !
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Rocky A. has stated before that a stamp on a letter from the parents to the PT. police would get the Pt. side of the investigation re-opened.jeanmonroe wrote:'If we can't question the three suspects again the trail goes cold and the case will be shelved.'
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And all those lovely PJ files (part 2) released for our perusal!
Memo to OG: 'You wanna QUESTION the Tapas 9 again, before your three 'patsies!'
Is it possible for someone from Pt. to confirm this?
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Instead of grabbing what they can they take Maddie, but in their haste think Oh err better open the window as a bit of a red herring? Whaaaat?sandancer wrote:"the case will be shelved !"
Is that the "shelf " that cuddle cat was found on ? The shelf that doesn't exist !
A "botched burglary " is that similar to a "bungled investigation " ?
A three year old wakes up so instead of grabbing what they can they take her and leave behind no traces !
Is someone attempting to write a new comedy show for the B.B.C ? FAIL !
Question the ones closer to hand OG no need to go on a jaunt to Portugal again !
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Todays bedtime fairy story from the Prince of PR Clarrie M's school of - How to invent a story to avoid the truth while selling lots of newspapers etc. New episode tomorrow??? Read the little notice above - I rest my case!!!
Don't forget :- THE TRUTH IS STILL OUT THERE (The X Files).
Todays bedtime fairy story from the Prince of PR Clarrie M's school of - How to invent a story to avoid the truth while selling lots of newspapers etc. New episode tomorrow??? Read the little notice above - I rest my case!!!
Don't forget :- THE TRUTH IS STILL OUT THERE (The X Files).
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Putting on gloves they brought just to be prepared for the occasion, so as not to leave their fingerprints on the windowsillsplebgate wrote:Instead of grabbing what they can they take Maddie, but in their haste think Oh err better open the window as a bit of a red herring? Whaaaat?sandancer wrote:"the case will be shelved !"
Is that the "shelf " that cuddle cat was found on ? The shelf that doesn't exist !
A "botched burglary " is that similar to a "bungled investigation " ?
A three year old wakes up so instead of grabbing what they can they take her and leave behind no traces !
Is someone attempting to write a new comedy show for the B.B.C ? FAIL !
Question the ones closer to hand OG no need to go on a jaunt to Portugal again !
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yeah plus wearing CSI type overalls so no DNA left.Portia wrote:Putting on gloves they brought just to be prepared for the occasion, so as not to leave their fingerprints on the windowsillsplebgate wrote:Instead of grabbing what they can they take Maddie, but in their haste think Oh err better open the window as a bit of a red herring? Whaaaat?sandancer wrote:"the case will be shelved !"
Is that the "shelf " that cuddle cat was found on ? The shelf that doesn't exist !
A "botched burglary " is that similar to a "bungled investigation " ?
A three year old wakes up so instead of grabbing what they can they take her and leave behind no traces !
Is someone attempting to write a new comedy show for the B.B.C ? FAIL !
Question the ones closer to hand OG no need to go on a jaunt to Portugal again !
Good to see you back Portia.
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This from The Telegraph Online.
Not sure if this has been posted before. Apologies if it has.
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Not sure if this has been posted before. Apologies if it has.
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Short answer to that news post - How can police possibly get closer to something they've been running away from since day 1?Silverspeed wrote:This from The Telegraph Online.
Not sure if this has been posted before. Apologies if it has.
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Yes, it has, on 17th March 2015 and then again a few weeks ago, when it was discussed on the forum.Silverspeed wrote:This from The Telegraph Online.
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Not the burglar/s maybe but..Portia wrote:Putting on gloves they brought just to be prepared for the occasion, so as not to leave their fingerprints on the windowsillsplebgate wrote:Instead of grabbing what they can they take Maddie, but in their haste think Oh err better open the window as a bit of a red herring? Whaaaat?sandancer wrote:"the case will be shelved !"
Is that the "shelf " that cuddle cat was found on ? The shelf that doesn't exist !
A "botched burglary " is that similar to a "bungled investigation " ?
A three year old wakes up so instead of grabbing what they can they take her and leave behind no traces !
Is someone attempting to write a new comedy show for the B.B.C ? FAIL !
Question the ones closer to hand OG no need to go on a jaunt to Portugal again !
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Madeleine McCann 'was kidnapped during a botched burglary by a gang of thieves who British police have already quizzed'
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I'd 'love' to hear a DM 'lawyer' stand up in a British High Court, under oath, and SAY 'that'!
In fact, ANY 'lawyer' from the Fourth Estate ("Fourth Estate" most commonly refers to the news media, especially print journalism or "the press".) to state in a BHC, under oath, that 'Madeleine WAS abducted'
Any 'takers'?
Thought NOT!
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I'd 'love' to hear a DM 'lawyer' stand up in a British High Court, under oath, and SAY 'that'!
In fact, ANY 'lawyer' from the Fourth Estate ("Fourth Estate" most commonly refers to the news media, especially print journalism or "the press".) to state in a BHC, under oath, that 'Madeleine WAS abducted'
Any 'takers'?
Thought NOT!
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Oh Jean, Isabel Martorell of Carter Ruck admitted under oath she hadn't read Kate's bewk and could only confirm 'abduction' as her client's instruction.jeanmonroe wrote:Madeleine McCann 'was kidnapped during a botched burglary by a gang of thieves who British police have already quizzed'
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I'd 'love' to hear a DM 'lawyer' stand up in a British High Court, under oath, and SAY 'that'!
In fact, ANY 'lawyer' from the Fourth Estate ("Fourth Estate" most commonly refers to the news media, especially print journalism or "the press".) to state in a BHC, under oath, that 'Madeleine WAS abducted'
Any 'takers'?
Thought NOT!
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