Re: Trouble ahead with this headline

by pennylane 01.06.16 18:34

jeanmonroe wrote:
plebgate wrote:He has never claimed "they killed".

Even if it is argued that he said sedatives MIGHT have been involved, he could only then say she MIGHT have died as a result. So not a categorical statement as suggested by that headline at all imo.

And that's 'WHY' the 'Indy' CHANGED it's 'headline'

They have 'no money' to pay for EH's 'libel'!

For 'libel'.. it was!

She's still in 'trouble' though, this time........ from the McCan'ts!

She mentions 'Madeleine's death'

Nobody is going to 'donate' to their private limited company 'fund' to 'search/hunt' for a 'dead' Madeleine!

Didn't they 'sue' GA for 'hampering/harming/hindering' the 'search' for a LIVE Madeleine, by his 'suggesting' Madeleine was 'dead' albeit, accidentally?

They tried to blame Goncalo Amaral for a 'tidal wave' of distrust and negativity, when most people including myself, neither trusted nor believed them from the first time we set eyes on them, which was 4th May 2007.

It wasn't Goncalo Amaral or his book that turned public opinion against them many months later, it was the McCanns themselves from the get go!

by jeanmonroe 02.06.16 13:17

Just asking:

Does anyone here 'think' that the McCan'ts, will 'turn' their 'ire', four square, against Ex IO DCI Redwood, IO Nicola Wall, at the MET'S OG?

"negligent, incompetent, etc.," with 'regards' to possible 'leads', The Portuguese 3, Smellyman, Smithman, Andy's Crecheman.

Just asking.

Well, it's gotta be 'someone elses fault', that Madeleine hasn't been 'found', innit?
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GERRY MCCANN IN LISBON "There's no evidence that Madeleine is dead and there's no evidence to implicate us in her death".

by plebgate 02.06.16 13:49

I would risk a £100 quid that wont happen JeanM.

by Cmaryholmes 02.06.16 14:58

If I may return to the use of Calpol, this is not a sedative, but a pain killer. The active ingredient is Paracetamol. It may help a child to sleep who has been in discomfort, of course. If a pair of doctors were in the habit of giving it to their children regularly, without very good reason, then that is shocking in itself, as paracetamol is well known to cause liver problems if over used.

by BarryTheHatchet 02.06.16 21:44

Calpol Night contained a sedative. And this topic has been done to death.
As far as I am concerned, if Goncalo Amaral said it was Calpol, then Calpol it was. He got to be an Inspector after a long career busting drugs gangs, so he knows what he is talking about, and I think that should be respected.

by Guest 02.06.16 21:50

Yep.

Trouble ahead with this headline - Page 2 Calpol-night-100ml

IMPORTANT: Despite the title of this product, the new requirement by the MHRA has restricted an ingredient in this formula and should from now on, NOT be given to children under 6 years of age. (March 2009)