The 'Stephen Winyard Award' to Kate McCann & Coral Jones - Swinging parties at Winyard's Stobo Castle - and Missing People and Child Rescue Alert yet again

by **Tony Bennett** 02.03.16 11:52

It was just last Friday that the Sun published a large article about the 'prestigious' Stephen Winyard award made to Dr Kate McCann and Coral Jones at a London event last week. Winyard, it may be remembered, announced his 'full support' for the McCann as early as Friday, 11 May 2007, offering financial help and promising rewards for anyone who could help to find Madeleine.

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Given the undue publicity given to this award ceremony, attention has once again focused on Stephen Winyard himself, and the swinging parties he regularly hosts at his Scottish lair, Stobo Castle. Another early McCann backer was Rchard Branson, known for some pretty wild events on his Caribbean island.

First, a reminder of key elements of the Sun's report:

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"Tragic mothers Kate McCann and Coral Jones have been given an award for putting aside their own agony to help other families with missing children"

The two mums were stunned to receive the Stephen Winyard Award from the Charity Missing People at a gala event attended by Bob Geldof at London's BT Tower this week.The award recognises people who, “despite having been affected themselves, volunteer their time for free to make a difference for all missing children and their families."

Both Kate and Coral have been supporting the charity's Child Rescue Alert campaign, which is aimed at getting as many people as possible to register to receive free text alerts when a child goes missing...

Receiving her award Kate, 47, from Rothley, Leicestershire, said: "Child Rescue Alert is all about encouraging communities to recognise the power they have to help others right on their doorsteps..."

Bob Geldof is co-founder of Groupcall, which provides the technology behind Child Rescue Alert. Sir Bob urged Sun readers to sign up to receive the alerts...To register text HERO and your postcode to 85080.

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/6958292/McCann-and-Coral-Jones-receive-award-for-dedication-to-missing-kids.html

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An article on a Facebook group in the last couple of days makes these points:

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https://www.facebook.com/Youre-STILL-falling-for-the-McCann-scam-Youre-an-idiot-802101759870690/

You're STILL falling for the McCann scam? You're an idiot

February 26 at 6:58am

Kate McCann groupie and gym buddy Antonella Lazzeri's toadying report in The Sun today makes no mention of the fact that the "award" is all PR, organised by wealthy McCann backer Stephen Winyard, who owns Stobo castle, as a few minutes' research would have revealed.

The Sun are acting as though it's some prestigious event but it's literally of no importance at all.

A mini-scam, on the top of the massive scam, heavily promoted by a paper declining in circulation, desperate to claw back money haemorrhaging now to the Mail Online - who dared to print Katie Hopkins' critical and popular piece - leaves them behind.

The recent Evening Standard poll shows why this phoney "event" had to be promoted. The public have cast almost 10 thousand votes with 87% saying saying the McCanns should take more blame for Maddie's disappearance.

http://www.standard.co.uk/.../katie-hopkins-sparks-online...

Quick - bury that bad news!

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At the same time, more has been revealed, once again, of how Stephen Winyard promotes high class 'swinging parties' at Stobo Castle.

As far back as 9 December 2007, the satirical internet journal Anorak brought news of how Stephen Winyard was hosting week-long swinging parties - an echo of claims long made by McCann blogger 'Textusa', whose apparent obsession with the claim that the Ocean Club was hosting a major swinging party the very week the McCanns were in Praia da Luz has led several to make the malicious suggestion that she might even be a 'swinger' herself'.

Recent evidence about swinging at Winyard's Stobo Castle has emerged from a leaked message from the organisation 'Fabswingers.com', from a couple in Morpeth, Northumberland - but the contact details have been redacted:

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With the revelations that both Gerry McCann's brother-in-law Tony Rickwood and crèche nanny Amy Tierney's brother share the same interest in the 'quicksand drowning fetish', and post their deviant images of near-naked women drowning in mud on the 'Deviant Art' site, it does seem as though some of those circling around the McCanns are very absorbed in sexual matters

by Carrry On Doctor 02.03.16 14:44

Great post Tony, and if correct, an important piece of the jigsaw.

A sex holiday explains so much about what took place that week, and the cover up that followed.

People protecting their careers and reputations, and pulling any strings available to make it go away.

Its that simple IMO.

by comperedna 02.03.16 16:39

Come in testusa all is forgiven!

by noddy100 02.03.16 16:58

Is it Winyard or Wynard?

by HelenMeg 02.03.16 19:32

Carrry On Doctor wrote:Great post Tony, and if correct, an important piece of the jigsaw.

A sex holiday explains so much about what took place that week, and the cover up that followed.

People protecting their careers and reputations, and pulling any strings available to make it go away.

Its that simple IMO.

I think that too. Whilst perfectly legal - its not what you want your friends or neighbors or colleagues knowing

by HelenMeg 02.03.16 19:35

Also, and this is, I admit, totally irrelevant, but Winyard and Branson both have that 'I think I am a Greek God' hairstyle... yes it means nothing - but they like their flowing locks... big grin

by **Tony Bennett** 02.03.16 19:45

HelenMeg wrote:Also, and this is, I admit, totally irrelevant, but Winyard and Branson both have that 'I think I am a Greek God' hairstyle... yes it means nothing - but they like their flowing locks...

A bit like this pic of a younger Tony Blair, maybe?

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by Guest 02.03.16 20:46

HelenMeg wrote:
Carrry On Doctor wrote:Great post Tony, and if correct, an important piece of the jigsaw.

A sex holiday explains so much about what took place that week, and the cover up that followed.

People protecting their careers and reputations, and pulling any strings available to make it go away.

Its that simple IMO.
I think that too. Whilst perfectly legal - its not what you want your friends or neighbors or colleagues knowing

Where a child went missing, possibly even dead none of the swingers breaks rank, just can't see that (they've actually done nothing wrong or illegal in their activities), do none of them have any sort of conscience? Why have to dispose of body?

by MRNOODLES 02.03.16 21:38

HKP wrote:
HelenMeg wrote:
Carrry On Doctor wrote:Great post Tony, and if correct, an important piece of the jigsaw.

A sex holiday explains so much about what took place that week, and the cover up that followed.

People protecting their careers and reputations, and pulling any strings available to make it go away.

Its that simple IMO.
I think that too. Whilst perfectly legal - its not what you want your friends or neighbors or colleagues knowing
Where a child went missing, possibly even dead none of the swingers breaks rank, just can't see that (they've actually done nothing wrong or illegal in their activities), do none of them have any sort of conscience? Why have to dispose of body?

Swinging being a reason for the whole charade just doesn't add up for me.

An accident is an accident whatever has been going on.
Something more sinister makes swinging pretty irrelevant too.

by Guest 02.03.16 22:05

MRNOODLES wrote:
HKP wrote:
HelenMeg wrote:
Carrry On Doctor wrote:Great post Tony, and if correct, an important piece of the jigsaw.

A sex holiday explains so much about what took place that week, and the cover up that followed.

People protecting their careers and reputations, and pulling any strings available to make it go away.

Its that simple IMO.
I think that too. Whilst perfectly legal - its not what you want your friends or neighbors or colleagues knowing
Where a child went missing, possibly even dead none of the swingers breaks rank, just can't see that (they've actually done nothing wrong or illegal in their activities), do none of them have any sort of conscience? Why have to dispose of body?
Swinging being a reason for the whole charade just doesn't add up for me.

An accident is an accident whatever has been going on.
Something more sinister makes swinging pretty irrelevant too.

Exactly, especially at the scale a certain blogger claims.

by Liz Eagles 02.03.16 22:12

HKP wrote:
MRNOODLES wrote:
HKP wrote:
HelenMeg wrote:
Carrry On Doctor wrote:Great post Tony, and if correct, an important piece of the jigsaw.

A sex holiday explains so much about what took place that week, and the cover up that followed.

People protecting their careers and reputations, and pulling any strings available to make it go away.

Its that simple IMO.
I think that too. Whilst perfectly legal - its not what you want your friends or neighbors or colleagues knowing
Where a child went missing, possibly even dead none of the swingers breaks rank, just can't see that (they've actually done nothing wrong or illegal in their activities), do none of them have any sort of conscience? Why have to dispose of body?
Swinging being a reason for the whole charade just doesn't add up for me.

An accident is an accident whatever has been going on.
Something more sinister makes swinging pretty irrelevant too.
Exactly, especially at the scale a certain blogger claims.

Add to this that with an almost rabid press (not just UK press) desperate to get a scoop there would've been open cheque books for any information that alluded to a sex scandal.

by Rogue-a-Tory 02.03.16 22:13

HKP wrote:
MRNOODLES wrote:
HKP wrote:
HelenMeg wrote:
Carrry On Doctor wrote:Great post Tony, and if correct, an important piece of the jigsaw.

A sex holiday explains so much about what took place that week, and the cover up that followed.

People protecting their careers and reputations, and pulling any strings available to make it go away.

Its that simple IMO.
I think that too. Whilst perfectly legal - its not what you want your friends or neighbors or colleagues knowing
Where a child went missing, possibly even dead none of the swingers breaks rank, just can't see that (they've actually done nothing wrong or illegal in their activities), do none of them have any sort of conscience? Why have to dispose of body?
Swinging being a reason for the whole charade just doesn't add up for me.

An accident is an accident whatever has been going on.
Something more sinister makes swinging pretty irrelevant too.
Exactly, especially at the scale a certain blogger claims.

Agreed, the McCs might be in the doggy doo for neglect but no reason for high level intervention just to cover embarrassment that would be tomorrow's chip paper then forgotten. More to it than just swinging.

by Guest 02.03.16 23:50

MRNOODLES wrote:
HKP wrote:
HelenMeg wrote:
Carrry On Doctor wrote:Great post Tony, and if correct, an important piece of the jigsaw.

A sex holiday explains so much about what took place that week, and the cover up that followed.

People protecting their careers and reputations, and pulling any strings available to make it go away.

Its that simple IMO.
I think that too. Whilst perfectly legal - its not what you want your friends or neighbors or colleagues knowing
Where a child went missing, possibly even dead none of the swingers breaks rank, just can't see that (they've actually done nothing wrong or illegal in their activities), do none of them have any sort of conscience? Why have to dispose of body?
Swinging being a reason for the whole charade just doesn't add up for me.

An accident is an accident whatever has been going on.
Something more sinister makes swinging pretty irrelevant too.

Totally agree - no way!

Not to say Mr Stobo Castle hasn't been hosting 'adult' functions (pardon the expression) but I don't believe for a second that swinging is at the bottom of the truth behind MBM's disappearance. Had MBM died in or around apartment 5a at any time during that week, a non event like swinging could easily be circumvented as could an accidental drug overdose. Nor would swinging be a valid reason for such a prolonged high level of protection but I can think of one or three possibilities that might demand that level of protection.

Accidental death in the absence of an adult doesn't work either - had this occurred, it would have been far easier to say someone was in the vicinity rather than concoct some elaborate story about their child checking system, abduction etc. to imply neglect. That would of course had necessitated a prompt call to the emergency services but that didn't happen did it? Another reason to suspect why a body must never be found.

Opinion of course.

Like so many others, I've read all the alternative theories about accidental death, reputation management and so on but I remain unconvinced. The answer in my opinion lies with a body - that and only that would reveal what was really behind MBM's fate. A body that has never been found dead or alive and frankly and sadly I don't think will ever be.

The case itself in terms of investigation, be it official or unofficial, has been going round in circles for nigh on nine years. Investigations, reviews, inquiries, documentaries, campaigns, appeals, books - you name it, it's all been done and still the case stagnates.

by noddy100 03.03.16 15:20

I think swinging would be enough if there was someone high ranking there and the whole thing led to the loss of a child?
No one would want to be associated with that

by Guest 03.03.16 16:49

noddy100 wrote:I think swinging would be enough if there was someone high ranking there and the whole thing led to the loss of a child?
No one would want to be associated with that

Fair enough but I can't see a single shread of evidence to suggest that the Ocean Club, or anywhere else in the immediated vicinity, was being used to host a swinging event.

There's a lot of it about it seems, I view it as adult stuff so who really cares what they get up - not to my taste I hasten to add. For anyone that's interested this is quite an amusing portrayal of what's involve in some circles..

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x27l35q_louis-theroux-s-weird-weekends-swingers_lifestyle

Whatever floats yer boat. thing

by MRNOODLES 03.03.16 19:19

noddy100 wrote:I think swinging would be enough if there was someone high ranking there and the whole thing led to the loss of a child?
No one would want to be associated with that

Just my opinion. If somebody high ranking was there, there'd do what MPs and other types do. Deny everything. And then let the parents carry the can for their child.

by biggles 03.03.16 20:13

by Guest 03.03.16 20:57

biggles wrote:

... on the ridiculous

by Carrry On Doctor 03.03.16 22:15

All least these swingers owned up in the end .....

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Come to think of it....maybe swinging does bring fame and a political career ? The one in the hat appears to have become leader of the Scottish National Party.

by HelenMeg 03.03.16 23:08

MRNOODLES wrote:
noddy100 wrote:I think swinging would be enough if there was someone high ranking there and the whole thing led to the loss of a child?
No one would want to be associated with that

Just my opinion. If somebody high ranking was there, there'd do what MPs and other types do. Deny everything. And then let the parents carry the can for their child.

Well I think it is clear that someone high ranking or VIP was there - cos thats the reason for the whole cover up. The death of a child (even accidental through a blow out of anger) would have almost certainly led to an investigation and ultimately it would have led to media describing what was going on and who was there. Someone surely did not want their name on the front pages. Hence favours were pulled and someone has managed to manipulate the media coverage.... the doctors got protection as an indirect consequence.. of a sort.

by HelenMeg 03.03.16 23:10

Verdi wrote:
biggles wrote:

... on the ridiculous

That has to be post of the day!

by **Nina** 03.03.16 23:18

HelenMeg wrote:
MRNOODLES wrote:
noddy100 wrote:I think swinging would be enough if there was someone high ranking there and the whole thing led to the loss of a child?
No one would want to be associated with that

Just my opinion. If somebody high ranking was there, there'd do what MPs and other types do. Deny everything. And then let the parents carry the can for their child.
Well I think it is clear that someone high ranking or VIP was there - cos thats the reason for the whole cover up. The death of a child (even accidental through a blow out of anger) would have almost certainly led to an investigation and ultimately it would have led to media describing what was going on and who was there. Someone surely did not want their name on the front pages. Hence favours were pulled and someone has managed to manipulate the media coverage.... the doctors got protection as an indirect consequence.. of a sort.

Snipped.................even accidental through a blow out of anger
So that presumes Madeleine was in the vicinity of any swinging with said VIP does it?

by worriedmum 04.03.16 15:06

So, just to recap, this is an award created by an individual. Has it been voted on? Were there other candidates who were not successful? Were the recipients contacted ahead of the 'award' and asked if they were willing to receive it? How is this newsworthy?

A funny way to give an 'award ' IMO. When I was six I received a book for being 'Second Girl in the Class'. At least it was based on my marks.... Mrs

Why can't the forum 'give awards'? Suggestions please...

by **Hobs** 04.03.16 16:11

HelenMeg wrote:
Verdi wrote:
biggles wrote:

... on the ridiculous
That has to be post of the day!

It still looks like kate wearing a 70's pornstar moustache.

by Guest 04.03.16 16:33

Hobs wrote:
HelenMeg wrote:
Verdi wrote:
biggles wrote:

... on the ridiculous
That has to be post of the day!
It still looks like kate wearing a 70's pornstar moustache.

Which one? These e-fits can be very confusing...

by MRNOODLES 04.03.16 18:04

HelenMeg wrote:
MRNOODLES wrote:
noddy100 wrote:I think swinging would be enough if there was someone high ranking there and the whole thing led to the loss of a child?
No one would want to be associated with that

Just my opinion. If somebody high ranking was there, there'd do what MPs and other types do. Deny everything. And then let the parents carry the can for their child.
Well I think it is clear that someone high ranking or VIP was there - cos thats the reason for the whole cover up. The death of a child (even accidental through a blow out of anger) would have almost certainly led to an investigation and ultimately it would have led to media describing what was going on and who was there. Someone surely did not want their name on the front pages. Hence favours were pulled and someone has managed to manipulate the media coverage.... the doctors got protection as an indirect consequence.. of a sort.

Not necessarily in my opinion. 'Something' happened early on in the holiday. the Mccs plus others invented the abduction story. The Mccs had contacts who they spun the yarn to, while saturating the media. The cover up is, high rankings/VIPs were duped just like the public (well most anyway). While the public, they wake up to the scam they're not too bothered. The high rankings/VIPs don't or want to admit to being scammed, because of embarrassment and/or the grovelling they'd have to do to the Portuguese and people like Tony who were put through the wringer originally for daring to say, 'hang on this doesn't make sense'. It's easier to pretend the abduction happened rather than the whole house of cards fall in.

Just my opinion.

by whodunit 04.03.16 21:56

The McC's haven't scammed any poor widdle high ranking VIP's, far from it. Protecting high-ranking VIPS is the only possible explanation for why the McC's aren't in prison right now. It's not as if this is unheard of in Portugal or in the UK. In the US, high profile VIPS who are possibly involved in pedo rings is off limits as a topic of discussion in 'polite' circles, where such accusations are deemed to be 'conspiracy theory lunacy'.

by **Hobs** 05.03.16 0:14

Verdi wrote:
Hobs wrote:
HelenMeg wrote:
Verdi wrote:
biggles wrote:

... on the ridiculous
That has to be post of the day!
It still looks like kate wearing a 70's pornstar moustache.
Which one? These e-fits can be very confusing...

The black and white drawing :) hard to believe i know given the similarities

by Guest 06.03.16 0:40

@Hobs wrote: The black and white drawing :) hard to believe i know given the similarities

With essentially matching accessories ?

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by roy rovers 09.03.16 17:07

Verdi wrote:
Hobs wrote:
HelenMeg wrote:
Verdi wrote:
biggles wrote:

... on the ridiculous
That has to be post of the day!
It still looks like kate wearing a 70's pornstar moustache.
Which one? These e-fits can be very confusing...

Why do these guys all have that louche bouffant hair look? Even Brian Kennedy had long hair before it disappeared. What is it a signifier of apart from a willingness to come out in early support of the McCanns?

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Amelie McCann (aged 2): "Maddie's jammies!".

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