BBC1 tonight - what do members think? ** VIDEO added**

sandancer wrote:It will​ Never​ go quiet on the likes of CMOMM , not with people like Jill , HideHo , Peter​ Mac , Tony , Richard and the other great researchers here.

Get'emGonçalo wrote:

GordonGarner wrote:Do you think that day will ever happen ?
I lost hope on that some time ago.
It would be great to see the whole event laid bare for the truth, whatever it may be, to emerge.

I did say "when the time comes" and not "if the time comes"

We all need to stick with it - here on CMOMM; on twitter; on blogs and websites; on facebook.

We need to keep submitting FOI's, petitions, complaints etc.

But most importantly, we need Colin Sutton to make an official 'Misconduct in Public Office' complaint based on what he publicly said in the Daily Mail and the Sky1 documentary.

If he doesn't have the bottle to follow through, although he said he "wasn't a snowflake", then we will have to do it for him.

Colin said he would be back here to take part in debate after the Sky1 documentary had aired but there's no sign of him, even though he's busy on twitter.

If we lose hope and give up then there will never be Justice for Madeleine Beth McCann. We've spent ten years on this case and we can't give up now.

Plus, Gonçalo has got his voice back, since the Supreme Court ruling, and he's not done yet.

sandancer wrote:It's all gone quiet​ in the media now the 3rd has passed .

Mirage wrote:

Get'emGonçalo wrote:

GordonGarner wrote:Do you think that day will ever happen ?
I lost hope on that some time ago.
It would be great to see the whole event laid bare for the truth, whatever it may be, to emerge.

I did say "when the time comes" and not "if the time comes"

We all need to stick with it - here on CMOMM; on twitter; on blogs and websites; on facebook.

We need to keep submitting FOI's, petitions, complaints etc.

But most importantly, we need Colin Sutton to make an official 'Misconduct in Public Office' complaint based on what he publicly said in the Daily Mail and the Sky1 documentary.

If he doesn't have the bottle to follow through, although he said he "wasn't a snowflake", then we will have to do it for him.

Colin said he would be back here to take part in debate after the Sky1 documentary had aired but there's no sign of him, even though he's busy on twitter.

If we lose hope and give up then there will never be Justice for Madeleine Beth McCann. We've spent ten years on this case and we can't give up now.

Plus, Gonçalo has got his voice back, since the Supreme Court ruling, and he's not done yet.

It is crucial that the many layers of injustice surrounding this case are exposed and dealt with for the political health of this country. That will require a leader of immense calibre to step up to the plate and face facts.

There will have to be widespread prosecutions for misconduct in public office through perverting the course of justice and much else - that is obvious to a blind man.

One way or another, ten years' worth of shite in the Augean stables is going to require someone with guts and integrity to hose it down. Will that person be Mrs May?

All the while  this case drags on, it is damaging our standing in the world. If she didn't  realise it before, Mrs May should now.

The damage to the Met's reputation is off-the-scale dire, to the point where it should  be disbanded in my opinion. I would hand in my badge if I knew what was going on. What is the purpose of joining the police, after all? I'd rather stack supermarket shelves than be part of this outfit.

OG have not only let Madeleine McCann down, they have taken the British public for idiots, pulled neo-colonial rank on the Portuguese investigators and wasted shedloads of taxpayer money. Despicable on every count, and made so much more dishonourable coming from those who almost certainly profess EU values and lament brexit.

The world Mrs May talks of reconnecting with is largely the English-speaking world who all know something  reeks about this case.

The constitutional tenet that defines Britain; that says we are all equal under the law and that police investigate crime on evidence and without fear or favour has been flouted, to protect person or persons who are more equal than others. That has become obvious.

Worse, we are very isolated politically now by choice BUT if we devolve further into the nasty little feudal state that hides in the underbelly of a post modern society then ridicule will be the least of the Met's problems. I am convinced this case will remain a canker at the heart of our country: the destroyer  of national pride and historic values.

Make no mistake,  we are on the verge of facing worlwide condemnation for being hypocrites of the highest order. The thin layer of media manipulation is threadbare and cannot continue indefinitely. People regroup for fear of taint when tipping point is reached.

All the "Maggie" rhetoric from Mrs May is never going to  wash this ugly stain from our national fabric. She needs to see that, sooner rather than later, or it will define her political legacy.

Keitei wrote:Mirage that is one hell of a post, just wonderful.

Tom Moore wrote:We British are known for refusing to admit our problems and mistreating our children. If the UK establishment ever does not admit the (or even some) truth about Madeleine McCann, that needs to be the beginning rather than an end.

Mirage wrote:
It is crucial that the many layers of injustice surrounding this case are exposed and dealt with for the political health of this country. That will require a leader of immense calibre to step up to the plate and face facts.

There will have to be widespread prosecutions for misconduct in public office through perverting the course of justice and much else - that is obvious to a blind man.

One way or another, ten years' worth of shite in the Augean stables is going to require someone with guts and integrity to hose it down. Will that person be Mrs May?

All the while  this case drags on, it is damaging our standing in the world. If she didn't  realise it before, Mrs May should now.

The damage to the Met's reputation is off-the-scale dire, to the point where it should  be disbanded in my opinion. I would hand in my badge if I knew what was going on. What is the purpose of joining the police, after all? I'd rather stack supermarket shelves than be part of this outfit.

OG have not only let Madeleine McCann down, they have taken the British public for idiots, pulled neo-colonial rank on the Portuguese investigators and wasted shedloads of taxpayer money. Despicable on every count, and made so much more dishonourable coming from those who almost certainly profess EU values and lament brexit.

The world Mrs May talks of reconnecting with is largely the English-speaking world who all know something  reeks about this case.

The constitutional tenet that defines Britain; that says we are all equal under the law and that police investigate crime on evidence and without fear or favour has been flouted, to protect person or persons who are more equal than others. That has become obvious.

Worse, we are very isolated politically now by choice BUT if we devolve further into the nasty little feudal state that hides in the underbelly of a post modern society then ridicule will be the least of the Met's problems. I am convinced this case will remain a canker at the heart of our country: the destroyer  of national pride and historic values.

Make no mistake,  we are on the verge of facing worlwide condemnation for being hypocrites of the highest order. The thin layer of media manipulation is threadbare and cannot continue indefinitely. People regroup for fear of taint when tipping point is reached.

All the "Maggie" rhetoric from Mrs May is never going to  wash this ugly stain from our national fabric. She needs to see that, sooner rather than later, or it will define her political legacy.

Tom Moore wrote:We British are known for refusing to admit our problems and mistreating our children.

geordieman wrote:Funny how SY placed such emphasis on the phone calls of three petty criminals yet no mention of the phone records of K & G around that time.  Someone said elsewhere that they were seen deleting stuff from their phones on the night of 3/5 - was this true?
Also, DNA all but discounted but not cadaver scent?

When all's said and done . . .
a) I trust the dogs
b) I am impressed by Peter Hyatt

GordonGarner wrote:Ive just read all the attachments regarding the phone records (above).
Whatever the truth in this case, it's mind boggling that the M's have never stood before a court, it simply beggars belief. !

jeanmonroe wrote:The programme is subject to a correction. In this episode it was stated that Mr and Mrs McCann had set up a charity, the ‘Find Madeleine’ fund. In fact the fund was established as a not-for-profit company with charitable aims.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b08pmtb1/panorama-madeleine-mccann-10-years-on



Oooppps!

Now all the BBC has to 'do' is 'correct' the 'charitable aims' bit, of the McCan't pension 'fund' er, um, y'know, 'Find Madeleine'... 'fund'!

rakim wrote:It looks like the vides has been removed does anyone have another link to it ?

alanoakman wrote:So Clarrie.....ludicrous to suggest two doctors could have done it !   Breaking news today :  Scottish surgeon described as " monster ". jailed today for 15 years..