Media Mayhem - MCCANN MEDIA NONSENSE OF THE DAY

It will be the same old,same old and his interview will probably only wind us up,but hey oh I'm sure he will have run It through Kate and Gerry has to what he can and can't say all in It together and all that.

"Both were at one stage official suspects for a day in July 2008 following the adduction."

The above, believe it or not, is from an article in the Leicester Mercury today, entitled: "McCann's fight decision to reverse their libel win against police chief's claims about Madeleine."

Did any of these reporters ever go to school? Such derisory copy.

http://m.leicestermercury.co.uk/mccann-s-fight-decision-to-reverse-their-libel-win-against-police-chief-s-claims-about-madeleine/story-30149203-detail/story.html

Havent seen this video before of the Madeleine campaign promotion with Jon Corner and Susan Healy. Worth watching. 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4254466/British-gran-buys-apartment-Maddie-disappeared-from.html



A British grandmother has bought the apartment in Portugal where Madeleine McCann vanished for half the asking price. 
Kathleen Macguire-Cotton, who is in her 60s, is said to have snapped up the apartment for £113,000 after it had been on the market for £255,000.
She has revealed how sightseers have offered her cash to see inside, but has vowed never to let them enter apartment 5a at the Ocean Complex in Praia da Luz as a mark of respect.


The apartment Madeleine McCann vanished from in May 2007 has been sold to a British gran


British grandmother vowed never to let sightseers into the flat interested in Maddie (pictured)
Mrs Macguire-Cotton told The Sun: 'I’ve been offered money by the whole world but I’m not interested.
'I don’t think that’s very fair to the McCann family or the people of Praia da Luz, upsetting everybody – it’s terrible.
'It happened a long time ago and I don’t have any opinions on it.'
The grandmother, from Southport, Merseyside, had been staying in the apartment for years and actually bought the flat some years ago.
Madeleine McCann disappeared from the apartment in May 2007.


Madeleine, then aged 3-years-old, vanished from an apartment in Praia da Luz as her parents ate at the nearby restaurant
Detectives are said to be working on a theory that she was kidnapped by a European trafficking gang with an apparent 9,000 sightings of her across the world since she went missing. 
At the early stages of the investigation journalists from Portuguese magazine Sol speculated that her parents were involved in the disappearance but allegations against them were dismissed quickly. 

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Gerry and Kate still hold hope that their eldest daughter, who would now be 13, is still alive despite being missing for close to a decade. 
This could be Operation Grange's final year of searching for the missing child. 
They have been concentrating on the notion that she was sold by child traffickers – her parents' and their first team of private investigators' initial hunch – and could still be alive.
So far the inquiry, launched in May 2011 on orders of then Prime Minister David Cameron, has cost more than £12million with topped-up funds set to run out at the end of March. 


Parents Gerry and Kate McCann were dining at a Tapas bar in the Algarve resort of Praia da Luz, Portugal when their eldest daughter went missing 
Maddie's parents Gerry and Kate McCann, who were eating tapas in a bar in the Algarve when their daughter went missing, were hit with a fresh blow of anguish this month.
The Portuguese Supreme Court ruled they had not proved they were innocent in the disappearance. 
The McCanns accused the Supreme Court judges who ruled against them in their court fight with ex-police chief Goncalo Amaral of nonsensical 'contradictions'.
Furious Gerry and Kate made it clear through lawyers that they strongly disagreed with the judges' 'erroneous' premise the lifting of their status as 'arguidos' or formal suspects did not mean they were innocent of any involvement in their daughter's May 3, 2007 disappearance.


Madeline McCann who went missing in 2007
Portugal's Supreme Court issued its devastating put-down earlier this month when it backed Amaral over his hurtful 2008 book The Truth of the Lie in which he claimed the McCanns faked Madeleine's abduction to cover up her death in their Algarve holiday apartment.
Judges angered the McCanns by claiming the July 2008 archiving of the first Portuguese probe into their daughter's disappearance 'was determined by the fact that public prosecutors hadn't managed to obtain sufficient evidence of the practice of crimes' by them.
The couple's fight-back was laid out in a nine-page complaint revealed this week.
It was lodged with the Supreme Court last Friday in a bid to invalidate its ruling rejecting the McCanns' libel appeal against Amaral and the makers of a TV documentary based on his book.
The document, drafted by the McCanns' Portuguese lawyer Isabel Duarte and her colleague Ricardo Correia, says: 'The appellants understand the archiving of the case took place because during the inquiry, sufficient evidence had been collected to show the 'arguidos' had not committed any crime.'
They said the removal of the McCanns' 'arguido' status had legally binding connotations and claimed the Supreme Court judges' argument 'lacked foundation and could be easily altered'.
Accusing them of acting 'frivolously' and contradicting themselves with their statements about the reasons for the 2008 probe archive, they added: 'It cannot be stated that it is not acceptable that the archiving of the case is considered the equivalent to proof of innocence.'
Mrs Duarte confirmed at the weekend the McCanns had lodged a formal complaint against the latest court ruling, although she declined to go into detail about why and how they were fighting it. 


Kate and Gerry McCann have accused the Supreme Court judges who ruled against them in their court fight with ex-police chief Goncalo Amaral of nonsensical 'contradictions'


Goncalo Amaral's 2008 book 'The Truth of the Lie' claimed the McCanns faked Madeleine's abduction to cover up her death
On Tuesday, the McCanns were forced to hit out at TV show for hiring an ex-police officer who told the nation what he thinks happened to their daughter.
Kate and Gerry McCann hit out at ITV's This Morning for using Mark Williams-Thomas, now an investigative journalist, for voicing his 'astonishing new theory' about Madeleine's disappearance, a close friend said on Tuesday.
The couple have always insisted their three-year-old daughter was snatched from a Portuguese holiday flat while they were dining in a nearby tapas bar, either by a sex fiend or during a botched burglary nearly ten years ago.
But TV detective Mr Williams-Thomas, believes the unsettled youngster walked out of the unlocked apartment searching for her parents in the poolside restaurant.
The McCann's spokesman Clarence Mitchell said: 'This is pure speculation and as such Kate and Gerry will not be dignifying it with any sort comment whatsoever.'


Mark Williams-Thomas theorises that Madeleine McCann left her holiday flat to look for her parents on the night she went missing
A source close to the pair said: 'It's baffling a television programme had him on as an authority on the Madeleine case. He's re-invented himself as a criminologist but when did he become an expert on this high profile case? Never!'
The friend added: 'He said he had received a statement from the McCann's saying they were pleased there was an on-going investigation which they hoped would unearth some news but they haven't been in contact with him, neither has their spokesperson.
'It seems he was re-hashing a years-old statement that was circulated to all the media.'
Former police officer, Mark Williams-Thomas, theorises that the child woke up in the middle of the night and wandered off in search of Gerry and Kate McCann who were dining at a Tapas bar in the Algarve resort of Praia da Luz.
Williams-Thomas went to the resort just days after Madeleine went missing on May 3, 2007 aged three and has followed the unsolved case since.
Speaking This Morning as part of a new series on unsolved crimes on Tuesday he said: 'On that morning of Madeleine's disappearance, we do know she went to [her parents] Gerry and Kate and said: 'Where were you last night?' he explained.
'Because we know the twins did wake up on days prior to her disappearance.
'And I think as a result of that, Madeline was clearly aware they were in the tapas bar that was in the resort.
'Now the interesting element in that is in order to get to the tapas bar you had to actually come out of the premises, walk on a public road to go back in again.
The McCann source added: 'With no disrespect to this investigative reporter he is forever trying to latch himself onto the Maddie case. He's said this all before and he once stood outside Apartment 5a reporting his same old belief.
'Allowing him on This Morning to air his views won't help the show get in Kate and Gerry's good books. But they're not going to fall out with him over this. It's all based on speculation and it's a free country and they've got enough to be dealing with.'
Former GP Kate and heart doctor Gerry, both 48, of Rothley, Leics, believe Maddie could still be alive and have never given up hope of finding her. They face the heart-breaking 10th anniversary of her disappearance in 10 weeks. She would now be aged 13.
Mr Williams-Thomas boasts he has 'far-reaching experience of working at the centre of high profile investigations.'
The self-styled commentator boasts on his website how he has 'over the last decade reported on the biggest crime stories.' 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4254466/British-gran-buys-apartment-Maddie-disappeared-from.html

Portugal's Supreme Court issued its devastating put-down earlier this month when it backed Amaral over his hurtful 2008 book The Truth of the Lie in which he claimed the McCanns faked Madeleine's abduction to cover up her death in their Algarve holiday apartment.
Judges angered the McCanns by claiming the July 2008 archiving of the first Portuguese probe into their daughter's disappearance 'was determined by the fact that public prosecutors hadn't managed to obtain sufficient evidence of the practice of crimes' by them.
The couple's fight-back was laid out in a nine-page complaint revealed this week.
It was lodged with the Supreme Court last Friday in a bid to invalidate its ruling rejecting the McCanns' libel appeal against Amaral and the makers of a TV documentary based on his book.
The document, drafted by the McCanns' Portuguese lawyer Isabel Duarte and her colleague Ricardo Correia, says: 'The appellants understand the archiving of the case took place because during the inquiry, sufficient evidence had been collected to show the 'arguidos' had not committed any crime.'
They said the removal of the McCanns' 'arguido' status had legally binding connotations and claimed the Supreme Court judges' argument 'lacked foundation and could be easily altered'.
Accusing them of acting 'frivolously' and contradicting themselves with their statements about the reasons for the 2008 probe archive, they added: 'It cannot be stated that it is not acceptable that the archiving of the case is considered the equivalent to proof of innocence.'
Mrs Duarte confirmed at the weekend the McCanns had lodged a formal complaint against the latest court ruling, although she declined to go into detail about why and how they were fighting it.
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Actually it was LAST MONTH the PSC 'issued it's devastating put-down'! (31st January 2017)

Anyway:

The couple's fight-back was laid out in a nine-page complaint revealed this week.
It was lodged with the Supreme Court last Friday in a bid to invalidate its ruling rejecting the McCanns' libel appeal against Amaral and the makers of a TV documentary based on his book.

Mrs Duarte confirmed at the weekend the McCanns had lodged a formal complaint against the latest court ruling, although she declined to go into detail about why and how they were fighting it.

Quelle surprise?............Er, NON!

'last Friday' was the 17th February 2017..................18 (EIGHTEEN) 'days' AFTER the PSC 'judgement' against McS.

Best-selling Portuguese daily Correio da Manha said "the couple were seeking to get the Supreme Court decision invalidated after launching a formal complaint against the judges' findings."

"It was known they had 10 days to file an objection with court officials."

'Supposedly' they ONLY had 10 (TEN) 'days' from the date of 'judgement' to 'lodge a complaint/appeal' against the 'judgement'.

Have, as has happened before, with the McS, they, erm, 'accidentally', on purpose, MISSED the 'deadline' for lodging 'an appeal'?

All for the 'show'?

'look at us, guys, always 'fighting',.........but 'knowing', full well, their 'complaint' is 'actually INVALID'?

All 'done' to keep their 'donators' (if any) happy'?



Who 'knows'?

Not me!

It may well be a mark of respect that this woman won't let gawkers have a nosey round the apartment. But isn't the more obvious reason is that unless you're an aristocrat with a stately home, nobody in their right mind would let a complete stranger-baring meter readers- into their home for love nor money. Would you? It wouldn't be a sensible move to say the least. Even if they're well behaved throughout their visit, who is to say it wouldn't be a recce mission to size up the layout and any worthwhile booty? They could hide behind a bedroom door while you powder your nose. 

They could return by jemmying open the windows (or not), then kidnap her, and  her tennis bag. Or maybe kidnapping her after a burglary that had gone wrong, also with the tennis bag, an leave no trace of their DNA.

MayMuse wrote:Havent seen this video before of the Madeleine campaign promotion with Jon Corner and Susan Healy. Worth watching. 

Interesting. There isn't that little smirk when Kate's mum speaks. She actually looks as if she believes what she's saying.

'I've been offered money by sightseers': British grandmother buys Portugal apartment where Madeleine McCann disappeared for £113,000 - half the asking price
 

• Kathleen Macguire-Cotton has bought apartment 5a of the Ocean Complex
  
• She revealed sightseers obsessed with Maddie have offered cash to come in
  
• Mrs Macguire-Cotton said people from all over the world have contacted her
  
• But she has vowed never to open the door to snoopers as a mark of respect 
  

A British grandmother has bought the apartment in Portugal where Madeleine McCann vanished for half the asking price. 
Kathleen Macguire-Cotton, who is in her 60s, is said to have snapped up the apartment for £113,000 after it had been on the market for £255,000.

She has revealed how sightseers have offered her cash to see inside, but has vowed never to let them enter apartment 5a at the Ocean Complex in Praia da Luz as a mark of respect.

Maddie SOLD? 
Parents first hunch? 
Parents first hunch was "abduction by a paedophile" 
 Has the script for the screenplay gone off at a tangent, 

snipped from above article"................

This could be Operation Grange's final year of searching for the missing child.
 
They have been concentrating on the notion that she was sold by child traffickers – her parents' and their first team of private investigators' initial hunch – and could still be alive.



Yeah and with no harm come to Madeleine eh Gerry and Kate! 
What rubbish!

Perhaps someone could check out if WT Associates were ever paid on behalf of the Family,for their early investigation work into Madeleine's disappearance,thought to be around 7 May 2007,Brian Kennedy,Clarence PR?

Searching for some media mayhem of yesteryear, I was reminded of the location of the General Practice where Kate McCann/Healy worked as a locum GP - Melton Mowbrey!

Only yesterday I was reading a report published by The Times on 5th May 2007 - I quote..
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[color:ceff=000000]'Ocean Club at Praia da Luz boasts six childcare clubs, catering for children from four months to 13 years old.

The baby club, for those aged from four to 11 months, has one nanny for every two babies and costs £260 a week extra. Qualified nannies also care for the younger children in creches.

One former Mark Warner nanny, Jo Cook, from Melton Mowbray, said: "We would work six days a week, starting at half-eight and finishing at six". Now 27, Mrs Cook joined the company at 19 and worked seasons in Greece, Turkey, Switzerland and France.

Twice a week they would work later, until 7.30, supervising children at "high tea", and twice a week they would be on evening duty, supervising a creche or on the "room listening" service that is provided in some resorts.

Parents arriving for dinner gave their children's names, their room number, and their table number in the restaurant. A group of nannies would circulate, listening at each child's bedroom.

At the sound of crying, a child's distress would be reported to parents. This service was not provided at Mark Warner's resort in the Algarve, however.

Mrs Cook told The Times: "A lot of the nannies were excellent, but occasionally I would see one fall asleep while supervising children, and I have seen a nanny lose a child.

"We nannies were all there earning a pittance — £75 a week for those on their first season — trying to travel the world without having to pay for it.

"It felt very safe, but if someone is really out to break into the resort it's quite a frightening prospect."
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[color:ceff=000000]This struck me as rather odd.  [color:ceff=000000]It doesn[color:ceff=000000]'t specifically say that Ms Cook [color:ceff=000000]worked at the Ocean Club Praia da Luz at any time.  Why interview [color:ceff=000000]someone who has no known connection [color:ceff=000000]with the case - and coincidently from Melton Mowbrey?

Verdi wrote:Searching for some media mayhem of yesteryear, I was reminded of the location of the General Practice where Kate McCann/Healy worked as a locum GP - Melton Mowbrey!

Only yesterday I was reading a report published by The Times on 5th May 2007 - I quote..

[color:75d4=000000]Mark Warner resorts attract families with young children because of the company's range of childcare facilities.

Ocean Club at Praia da Luz boasts six childcare clubs, catering for children from four months to 13 years old.

The baby club, for those aged from four to 11 months, has one nanny for every two babies and costs £260 a week extra. Qualified nannies also care for the younger children in creches.

One former Mark Warner nanny, Jo Cook, from Melton Mowbray, said: "We would work six days a week, starting at half-eight and finishing at six". Now 27, Mrs Cook joined the company at 19 and worked seasons in Greece, Turkey, Switzerland and France.

Twice a week they would work later, until 7.30, supervising children at "high tea", and twice a week they would be on evening duty, supervising a creche or on the "room listening" service that is provided in some resorts.

Parents arriving for dinner gave their children's names, their room number, and their table number in the restaurant. A group of nannies would circulate, listening at each child's bedroom.

At the sound of crying, a child's distress would be reported to parents. This service was not provided at Mark Warner's resort in the Algarve, however.

Mrs Cook told The Times: "A lot of the nannies were excellent, but occasionally I would see one fall asleep while supervising children, and I have seen a nanny lose a child.

"We nannies were all there earning a pittance — £75 a week for those on their first season — trying to travel the world without having to pay for it.

"It felt very safe, but if someone is really out to break into the resort it's quite a frightening prospect."
[color:75d4=000000][color:75d4=000000][color:75d4=000000]This struck me as rather odd.[color:75d4=000000][color:75d4=000000]  [color:75d4=000000]It doesn't specifically say that Ms Cook worked at the Ocean Club Praia da Luz [color:75d4=000000][color:75d4=000000]on any occassion - why interview someone who is not known to be connected [color:75d4=000000]with the case?  From Melton Mowbrey to boot!

Good find..........

Melton Mowbray is that "porkie pies" county?   

Bloody computer - excuse the glaswegian accent!  Can't get rid of all that stuff - the more I try the worse it gets.



Yes I believe it is famous for porky pies - along with Skipton renowned porky pies.  I can recommend them!

" It felt very safe " 

Now where have I heard that before  ?

sandancer wrote:" It felt very safe " 

Now where have I heard that before  ?

Exactly!  Funny that innit?

"I have seen a nanny lose a child " 

Yes , but I bet she's never seen parents " lose a child " for almost 10 years !

"Because I have a sinking feeling there is a monster on the loose in the Algarve who will strike again !" 

Nearly 10 years later we're still waiting Lorraine !

Care to rethink that feeling ?

No , I thought not !

Verdi wrote:

Make it up to the McCanns The Sun (No online link, appears in paper version only)   By Lorraine Kelly 5th July 2008 If the Portugese Police really have wound down their bumbling, inept investigation into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann and have no clue what to do next, then they should make a statement apologising to parents Kate and Gerry for making them scapegoats and suspects. They should also hand over what little "evidence" they have gathered to Madeleine's Mum and Dad and allow them to decide whether or not to continue the search with the help of private investiagtors. I desperately hope the Police have learned some lessons from their botched handling of this tragic case. Because I have a sinking feeling there is a monster on the loose in the Algarve who will strike again. ---------- One for Goncalo Amaral's scrap book - just in case?  What an utter disgrace.  The tabloids are so desperate to protect the brand name they resort to this kind of unfounded abusive journalism?  Someone should send Kelly a copy of the PJ Files so she can acquaint herself with detail of the extensive investigation undertaken by the PJ in the early days, under the guidance of the case coordinator, Goncalo Amaral.  Oh no, silly me, she's already read that hasn't she. Lorraine Kelly - Patron of the Missing People Charity   [home to ambassador Kate McCann)

Such a blatant nasty and vindictive attack on GA and Portugal, I hope Ms Kelly is now shamefully eating her words!

MayMuse wrote:

Verdi wrote:

Make it up to the McCanns The Sun (No online link, appears in paper version only)   By Lorraine Kelly 5th July 2008 If the Portugese Police really have wound down their bumbling, inept investigation into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann and have no clue what to do next, then they should make a statement apologising to parents Kate and Gerry for making them scapegoats and suspects. They should also hand over what little "evidence" they have gathered to Madeleine's Mum and Dad and allow them to decide whether or not to continue the search with the help of private investiagtors. I desperately hope the Police have learned some lessons from their botched handling of this tragic case. Because I have a sinking feeling there is a monster on the loose in the Algarve who will strike again. ---------- One for Goncalo Amaral's scrap book - just in case?  What an utter disgrace.  The tabloids are so desperate to protect the brand name they resort to this kind of unfounded abusive journalism?  Someone should send Kelly a copy of the PJ Files so she can acquaint herself with detail of the extensive investigation undertaken by the PJ in the early days, under the guidance of the case coordinator, Goncalo Amaral.  Oh no, silly me, she's already read that hasn't she. Lorraine Kelly - Patron of the Missing People Charity   [home to ambassador Kate McCann)

Such a blatant nasty and vindictive attack on GA and Portugal, I hope Ms Kelly is now shamefully eating her words!

Women from Scotland in prominent positions are known for being hapless bimps. You only have to look at the supposed most senior lady Nicola Sturgeon to recognise that as a true fact.

Tracey Kandohla, when will you learnohla? Never...?


by Joana Morais   6 years ago  

When will people wake up and realise that there is an entire industry being built on the emotive issue of 'child protection? An industry that is in it for money and control- NOT child protection and promotion of the health of children. (anonymous XXI)

Tracey Kandohla who used to work on a Murdoch's Tabloid [The Scum] (what a surprise, not!) bylined the (bellow my comment) McCann PR spoon-fed piece in huge capital letters 'MADELEINE MCCANN HUNT: 'NEW TEAM, NEW IDEAS, NEW HOPE' - Hu?! What?! Come again?! Another Método 3 version, this time worst because they're hiring 'mercenaries' that were allegedly involved in dodgy situations?

One has to wonder if one of the conditions for the out-of-court settlement deal made with the McCann couple and their Tapas friends via Carter Ruck included that anything McCann related-to-surface was to be 'written' by the worst hacks working at the Express Group: James Murray and Tracey Kandohla - a former The Scum freelance churnalist.

So here we go again, another nauseating McCann non-news Sunday Express story, which totally fails to address the facts that many of us have already observed for the last 3 years - that the McCanns whilst they have spend a great deal of care when choosing and hiring lawyers, numerous PRs for themselves; they had no care whatsoever when choosing their daughter's rent-a-cops, rent-a-opinion-alleged-criminologists, rent-a-'mercenaries', rent-a-psychic lawyers and rent-a-industrial spys faking to be MI5's - which in fact, begs another set of questions relating to the Limited Company "Fund" and their biggest backer till now - Brian Kennedy - the (less) rich billionaire (yeah, Madoff affected him as much as the LTD fund did... unless a Cayman akin off shore was his other 'horse' bet). BK the same man who had conversations of a private money related nature with scape-Murat-goat, and several other witnesses [ - all in the Maddie case files].

But BK is something and someone that I will not address right now, unlike some conspirational failed intelligentsia wannabe loonies who create misinformation based on google name researches that amount to zilch - the sargeants dot net to be exact - I do prefer to have the facts and documents in my hand before trying to prove or disprove anything . Oh, and to the guy(s) who writes that site - allegedly to enlighten others, without any help  or without being paid by the usual 'suspects' - get a grip you astroturfer man, you're loosing it! Actually, you've lost it a long time ago....and the Mirror Forum was still open then. Moving on...


Non-news Article published at Express Sunday Group, on 10 Oct. 2010 00:11:44 GMT according to the response headers

Sunday October 10,2010
By Tracey Kandohla

A CRACK team of British ex- police officers who have joined the search for Madeleine McCann are giving her parents fresh hope.

Kate and Gerry McCann are convinced three new investigators will help solve their daughter’s disappearance and she told a friend yesterday: “A new team, new ideas and new hope!”

The three, paid by the Find Maddie Fund, are now in the Portuguese capital Lisbon. - seriously, once and for all I ask, no, I demand  as a Portuguese Citizen someone to prohibit this dangerous people of  being, coming, staying in Portugal with purposes that are most likely to be of a similar nature like harassing innocent citizens, intimidating witness, and here I ask for the SIS, MAI and the diplomatic personnel to check their 'mercenary backgrounds' with any reliable intelligence source - is that okay? Or do we need to see another Portuguese family being threatened? A dog killed? A burnt car? Abuse of power threatening emails?

Kate has made a return trip to the resort where her daughter, now seven years old, was snatched nearly three-and-a-half years ago. - Snatched? Evidence for the 'snatching'?! - none, whatsoever.

She visited friends in Praia da Luz and went alone to the Catholic Church and wept as she prayed. - We no longer wonder why....

A family source said: “Kate has been given fresh hope by her visit to ‘Luz’ and by the fact three new highly regarded investigators are injecting new impetus into the search for Madeleine. She didn’t meet the investigators but stayed with the local Anglican priest Father Haynes Hubbard and his wife Susan, who have become very close friends. - I hope these two are under some kind of surveillance.

“Kate went out alone to have a break and, of course, to pray for Madeleine.” - reza imaginária: “Nossa Senhorrâ de Phátima aki na Lux, fax com ke a pound continuê  a entrrar no fundo que não hé fund, que a justissa das sardines portuguesa funcione com os lobbies politicosh habituais, que nósh bifes ao contrrrário de qualquerr cidadon porrtugues nuca sejamos accusados do nosso crrime de negligen-cia pun-ivhel por sardine-law, porrrque somos brritanicos e doutorres, e porrrque eu até sou lourra e brranca ao contrrrário destes terrceirrros mundishtax - Ah, e quanto àg Maggie----errrr-- uhm--- you know... woosh...---- no stone unturned and all that mantra - amen? Donate to the limited company please so we can find our lovely trade mark, err.. beautiful daughter! Oh, a UK paparazzi, what a surprise - let me put the sad face on!”

Family doctor Kate, 42, spent last weekend in Luz while relatives looked [no comments] after her twins Sean and Amelia, five.

She is believed to have taken a look at the Mark Warner flat from where Madeleine vanished in May 2007. Infamous Apartment 5a remains empty with its windows boarded up and gates padlocked.

Chief investigator David Edgar [the rent-a-cop that stated: Maddie is 10Km from Praia da Luz being held in a 'hellish lair' and did nothing!] has boosted his team with three former policemen: Nigel Brown [- the guy allegedly 'involved' [as in entangled] in the dodgy murder of a British Citizen, pictured above, right, holding the ridiculous statuette], who was named Investigator Of The Year after securing the rescue of a kidnapped oil company executive, Dave Carter, who worked in Northern Ireland, and Ray Cooper, who investigated war crimes in Bosnia - [mercenaries?]

The McCann source said: “They are in Portugal on a semi-permanent basis”. <- MAI, SIS, MNE? Que merda é esta?

“When new leads come in they are there to chase them up. They are an ideal addition to the team and, in Gerry’s words, have vowed to leave no stone unturned. - like when you never searched for your daughter in the first 48 hours?

“Kate is upbeat because she is convinced they will have new ideas and methods of working, which gives her new hope.” - do try to refrain from spinning more police case files in a distorted manner, thank you.

Last week, the McCanns were said to be “very upset and annoyed” that Jim [panic button] Gamble, chief executive of the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre, has quit over a merger with the proposed national crime agency.

Kate and Gerry said: “He will be a huge loss to child protection…it is extremely saddening.” - We do know how saddening it was for Jim 'Button' Gamble to use children photos to allure and entice 'paedos' into a trap with total disregard of said children privacy RIGHTS , children that are adults nowadays. 

The McCanns talking about child protection... pffff....

Interesting headline

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4285994/Karen-Danczuk-launches-Twitter-attack-McCann-parents.html

‘Anyone who says the McCanns are innocent, remember they left three kids alone': Karen Danczuk launches astonishing Twitter attack accusing missing Madeleine's parents of 'having guilt' 

• Youngster went missing during family holiday in Portugal ten years ago
  
• Repeated investigations have failed to find out what happened to her
  
• MP's estranged wife launches attack on the parents online following report 
  

I notice all the papers are saying 'missing' now rather than abducted. Hope that's a good sign.

I'm sure I made a few posts on this  thread. Have I offended Lorraines lawyers as well?

Another example of the conflicting UK media reports from the earlier days, under the reign of Clarence Mitchell Esq..

The Tapas Nine: McCann friends whose loyalty comes at a cost

By NEIL SEARS
Last updated at 09:20 18 September 2007


The seven people dining with Gerry and Kate McCann at the Ocean Club tapas bar on the night of May 3 have all steadfastly defended their friends.

But their loyalty has had a cost.

According to reports from Portugal, all have come under suspicion and face further police questioning because their accounts allegedly clashed.

The group - most of them doctors and professionals - was made up of:

Dr Russell O'Brien, 36.
A consultant in acute medicine at the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital, he knew Gerry McCann from Leicester.
He was on holiday with his partner Jane Tanner and their two young daughters.
At 9.25pm he left the restaurant for around 25 minutes to check on one of the girls, who was ill.
He has been subject to a vicious Portuguese press campaign alleging he was absent for over an hour when Madeleine went missing. He has threatened to sue, insisting: "These reports are completely untrue and extremely hurtful."

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Jane Tanner, 37
Dr O'Brien's partner. She arrived late at the tapas bar after treating their sick daughter.
On the way, she passed the McCanns' apartment and saw a man carrying a child. Crucially, her description of the child's clothes matched Madeleine's pink pyjamas.

Dr Matthew Oldfield, 37,
Dr Oldfield, an endocrinologist at Kingston Hospital in South-West London, went to check the McCann children at 9 25pm.
But he did not look inside the flat - simply listened from outside to ensure Madeleine and the twins were not crying.

Rachael Oldfield, 36,
Dr Oldfield's wife, a former lawyer who is now a recruitment consultant.
She is one of four witnesses who claim to have seen the first suspect, British expat Robert Murat, near the McCanns' flat.
Last month she angrily dismissed reports that police had intercepted phone calls and emails between the McCanns and their friends which contradicted the group's earlier statements.
Mrs Oldfield accused Portuguese police of "throwing mud when we are not able to defend oursleves"

David Payne, 41
Mr Payne is a senior research fellow in cardiovascular sciences at Leicester University
He and his wife and mother-in-law joined the group at 8.55pm.
They are believed to have been the only ones using a baby monitor to check on their two children.
Mr Payne has said: "All these smears and rumours are overshadowing the important thing, which is to get Madeleine back."

Dr Fiona Payne, 34.
Mr Payne's wife, she is understood to have told police she saw Mr Murat shortly after Madeleine vanished.
Dr Payne and her husband stayed on in the Algarve to support the McCanns. When the couple were made official suspects, she said: "It's an outrage - a preposterous accusation."

Dianne Webster.
Dr Payne's mother. She has given no public interviews.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-481890/The-Tapas-Nine-McCann-friends-loyalty-comesost.html

Kandohla to the rescue !!!

Another humdinger from the Mail wayback in May (that month again) 2010 - the third anniversary.

Gerry McCann breaks down as he tells how hunt for Madeleine 'is shaking his Catholic faith'


By Vanessa Allen for the Daily Mail
 Updated: 00:42 GMT, 1 May 2010

Verdi ''
KATE: I don’t hate God… I just can’t understand why so much could be allowed to land on one family and go seemingly unchallenged. So I would be angry with God but then I would voice that, I would let it out.''

what does any of the above actually mean? Hobs, please tell us...

Madeleine police: 'We have a suspect'


Giles Tremlett in Praia da Luz and  Fred Attewill
Friday 25 May 2007 19.33 BST  

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Portuguese police searching for Madeleine McCann today released a description of a man seen carrying a child or a large object on the night the four-year-old went missing.

The girl's parents, who welcomed the release of the description, spoke emotionally earlier of how the guilt they feel at leaving her alone "will never leave us".

At a press conference tonight, the detective leading the investigation, Chief Inspector Olegario Sousa, told journalists: "We have a suspect. He is a Caucasian man, 35 to 40 years old, medium build, 5ft 10in tall, hair mainly short, wearing a dark jacket, light or gold trousers and dark shoes.

"At around 21:30 he was walking in the area of Praia da Luz possibly carrying a child or an object that could have been taken as a child."

The inspector urged anyone with information on the man to call the police.

He refused to say whether police believed he had had any contact with Robert Murat, the Briton widely thought to have been interviewed earlier this month by detectives as an "arguido" - a formal suspect.

"This description was told to us by a witness in the case," Mr Sousa said.

"We are confident with the images we have of the child we will be able to find her. Sadly at this moment we haven't been able to reach her."

Asked why the description had not been released earlier, he replied: "If we didn't do it before it's because we didn't feel it necessary at the time.".......

The British Child Exploitation Online Protection Centre is already using photo recognition software to analyse holiday snaps from people who were in Praia da Luz around the time Madeleine went missing. Leicester police are also running a parallel incident room that is feeding information gathered in Britain to the Portuguese police.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2007/may/25/ukcrime.madeleinemccann


He didn't look like a tourist..

The British Child Exploitation Online Protection Centre is already using photo recognition software to analyse holiday snaps from people who were in Praia da Luz around the time Madeleine went missing.

25th May 2007.


Gather and control.


The more I hear about CEOP the more I suspect what they really are.

So we have CEOP and MMU wading in from the beginning controlling.

There is something awfully big going on here (no **** Sherlock).