Cop who led initial hunt for Madeleine McCann vows to 'clean out' her parents.

• 53 articles: "boozy" or "boozer" (Examples)
  
  
• 418 articles: "disgraced, disgraceful, disgrace" (Examples)
  
  
• 440 articles: "outrage, outrageous" etc. 
  
  
• 37 articles: "bungling"
  
  
• 23 articles: "Keystone cops" (or Kops) (or Keystone cretins)  ("Keystone" cops has been used by English speaking people to describe bumbling or inept cops; based on old movies of the Keystone Cops.  Extremely insulting articles.)
   
  
• 42 articles: "Goncalo Amaral" and "lunch"  (includes all the "boozy lunch" "two hour lunch" etc. Many accuse him of "boozy three hour lunches" etc.  Why is it newsworthy that a man eats lunch?)
  
  
• 45 articles: "inept" 
  
• 220 articles: "sacked" or "fired"  (Note: Amaral was TRANSFERRED off the Maddie case and then chose to quit.)
  
  
• 49 articles: "hampered" "hampering" "hindered" "hindering" (the investigation);
  
  
• 43 articles: "outburst" (regarding his statement re: McCanns and the British police)
  
  
• 43 articles: "shameful" "shame" "shamed"
  
  
• 14 articles: "evil"
  
  
• 146 articles: "torture" "tortured" "attacked" (re: Leonor Cipriano)
  

• "Oh, up yours, senor" (Title of column in the Daily Mirror by Tony Parsons - about which the Press Complaints Commission received 485 complaints.)
  
  
  
• sweaty oafish
  
  
  
• Inspector Clueless
  
  
  
• corpulent figure in an ill-fitting jacket
  
  
  
• fat, sweaty cop
  
  
  
• out of his depth
  
  
  
• liar
  
  
  
• lazy
  
  
  
• failed police chief
  
  
  
• giant ego
  
  
  
• manufacturing a case
  
  
  
• dishing dirt
  
  
  
• making stuff up
  
  
  
• feeding smears to the press
  
  
  
• spends hundreds of pounds per week at Carvi fish restaurant
  
  
  
• witch hunt
  
  
  
• stupendously stupid
  
  
  
• fragile macho pride
  
  
  
• swaggering plods
  
  
  
• lumbering yokels
  
  
  
• clueless
  
  
  
• corrupt
  
  
  
• biased
  
  
  
• Portuguese tormentors
  
  
  
• leaked information to the media
  
  
  
• vital evidence was ditched
  
  
  
• crucial documents were ignored
  
  
  
• weeks were wasted
  
  
  
• a shambles from the outset
  
  
  
• ignored sightings
  
  
  
• worked only four hours a day
  
  
  
• dirty tricks
  
  
  
• scarily amateur police investigation
  
  
  
• flawed inquiry
  
  
  
• beleaguered police
  
  
  
• evil suggestions (re: the McCanns)
  
  
  
• bizarre allegations
  
  
  
• vile slurs
  
  
  
• just want a convenient confession, true or false
  
  
  
• career in tatters
  
  
  
• abysmally mishandled Portuguese police investigation
  
  
  
• "Amaral was the main reason Kate and Gerry were named as suspects, despite there not being a shred of evidence that the couple were involved" (Blogger note: Cadaver dog alerts to McCann items only, Gaspar statement, Smith family sighting, refusal to answer police questions or return to Portugal for reconstruction, changes to statements re: the night Maddie disappeared, etc.) 
  
  
• "Life on Mars" police (refers to a British television program, extremely insulting articles)
  
  
• "It was bad enough for the McCanns that their child was snatched. It was worse luck still for it to happen in a backwater policed by incompetents."  (In other words, Portugal is a backwater country and it's police force is incompetent.)
  
  
• spectacularly stupid, cruel Portuguese police”
  
  
  
• pigs
  
  
  
• filth
  
  
  
• fitting up her parents
  
  
  
• it is the Portuguese police who are the clowns
  
  
  
• Cruel, stupid, spiteful clowns
  
  
  
• bunch of clueless amateurs
  
  
  
• turned their rage on the McCanns
  
  

• leering bumpkins
  
  
  
• sardine munchers (This began when Tony Parsons said about the Portuguese Ambassador to Britain "If you can't say something constructive about the disappearance of little Madeleine, then you just keep your stupid, sardine-munching mouth shut.")
  

• "... a scathing attack by Sir Richard Branson on the Portuguese media...'The Portuguese press have behaved abysmally, fed inaccurate stories by the Portuguese police, which all turned out to be a load of garbage,' he told The Observer" 30 Sept. 2007
  

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petunia wrote:I worked with a lady some years ago who's Husband was a Journalist for the Daily mirror she said he made up stories many times about celebritys because that's what made him the must money I said Doesn't he feel ashamed of his self she said no Does he buggery they where all doing It It's like badge of honour who can make up the must lies and get away with It.

suespeaking wrote: The press only let the public see what they want them to see, the McCanns knew what they were doing when they hired Clarence

Verdi wrote:

suespeaking wrote: The press only let the public see what they want them to see, the McCanns knew what they were doing when they hired Clarence

I don't think the McCanns hired Mitchell - I think he was 'provided' by the establishment .

Curious thing is, despite his highly paid position as a representative of the UK government's media monitoring unit and later a highly paid employee of the double glazing magnate, Brian Kennedy, still negative reports were regularly featured in the UK press about the McCanns.

Never quite been able to get my head around that . 

Then again - they were awarded substantial compensation through out of court settlements just like Robert Murat - mmmm that would most likely explain it!

jeanmonroe wrote:"How might her (Madeleine) life, and Kate and Gerry’s, have been different had fate put a decent cop in charge?"
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A 'decent' cop?

How well has that gone then?

Ex 'Gold' Commander at SY, Simon Foy, ex Detective Superintendent Hamish Campbell, ex DCI A Redwood, current DCI N Wall, DS M Duthie.........all, I'm sure, 'vastly experienced, decent cops' investigating Madeleine's 'disappearance' for 6 YEARS, who have 'admitted' that 'we do not have a full understanding of what happened to Madeleine'

So, how 'different', for Madeleine, have 'these' decent cops, actually been, 'in charge'?

Get'emGonçalo wrote:

jeanmonroe wrote:"How might her (Madeleine) life, and Kate and Gerry’s, have been different had fate put a decent cop in charge?"
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A 'decent' cop?

How well has that gone then?

Ex 'Gold' Commander at SY, Simon Foy, ex Detective Superintendent Hamish Campbell, ex DCI A Redwood, current DCI N Wall, DS M Duthie.........all, I'm sure, 'vastly experienced, decent cops' investigating Madeleine's 'disappearance' for 6 YEARS, who have 'admitted' that 'we do not have a full understanding of what happened to Madeleine'

So, how 'different', for Madeleine, have 'these' decent cops, actually been, 'in charge'?

    You certainly do make conversation-stopping, shite-debunking, posts jeanmonroe !

Verdi wrote:The caliber of the McCann campaign strategy..

Daily Mirror - January 2010

Verdi wrote:The caliber of the McCann campaign strategy..

Daily Mirror - January 2010