Re: Homage to CMOMM

by **Nina** 20.05.17 13:32

jeanmonroe wrote:@Nina

"You raised a point of being only 17 back in 2007 and now 10 years later taking an active interest in the case. We are all 10 years older..."

Speak for yourself, Nina!

I am, and always will be, erm.......39!

jeanmonroe, tis but a number. In my head I feel just as I did aged about 45, trouble is, and a great daily struggle, my body doesn't.
I do think though that there is an influx , on particular the facebook sites, of younger people, in their mid 20s upwards.

by **Jill Havern** 20.05.17 13:37

Nina wrote:
jeanmonroe wrote:@Nina

"You raised a point of being only 17 back in 2007 and now 10 years later taking an active interest in the case. We are all 10 years older..."

Speak for yourself, Nina!

I am, and always will be, erm.......39!
jeanmonroe, tis but a number. In my head I feel just as I did aged about 45, trouble is, and a great daily struggle, my body doesn't.
I do think though that there is an influx , on particular the facebook sites, of younger people, in their mid 20s upwards.

Plus some of our new police followers have joined - welcome y'all roses

by **Jill Havern** 20.05.17 13:42

jeanmonroe wrote:@Nina

"You raised a point of being only 17 back in 2007 and now 10 years later taking an active interest in the case. We are all 10 years older..."

The twins are also 10 years older and, if they're not already, will soon be taking an active interest in what really happened to their sister in Praia da Luz.

Gawd help Kate and Gerry if they don't tell them the truth soon.

by jeanmonroe 20.05.17 13:51

Nina wrote:
jeanmonroe wrote:@Nina

"You raised a point of being only 17 back in 2007 and now 10 years later taking an active interest in the case. We are all 10 years older..."

Speak for yourself, Nina!

I am, and always will be, erm.......39!
jeanmonroe, tis but a number. In my head I feel just as I did aged about 45, trouble is, and a great daily struggle, my body doesn't.
I do think though that there is an influx , on particular the facebook sites, of younger people, in their mid 20s upwards.

And, presumeably, all the school 'kiddies', back in 2007, who were 'implored' to participate in 'cake sales' 'bring in 'loose change' and 'donate' all 'monies' to the hastily set up, private ltd company, Madeleine's Fund. LNSU.

I 'wonder' how 'they' feel today, having watched Madeleine's parents, 'squander' vast amounts of their hard earnt 'donations' on numerous failed court cases, against the only, it seems, person who actually sought to find out the truth about their daughter's 'disappearance' and WASTED huge amounts of their 'donations' on 'con men' P.I.'s. and PR 'companies' (Lord Belle £500,000!)

by Guest 20.05.17 14:56

jeanmonroe wrote:@Nina

"You raised a point of being only 17 back in 2007 and now 10 years later taking an active interest in the case. We are all 10 years older..."

Speak for yourself, Nina!

I am, and always will be, erm.......39!

I was born old - never really got over it sad

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by princess_leia 20.05.17 14:58

jeanmonroe wrote:
Nina wrote:
jeanmonroe wrote:@Nina

"You raised a point of being only 17 back in 2007 and now 10 years later taking an active interest in the case. We are all 10 years older..."

Speak for yourself, Nina!

I am, and always will be, erm.......39!
jeanmonroe, tis but a number. In my head I feel just as I did aged about 45, trouble is, and a great daily struggle, my body doesn't.
I do think though that there is an influx , on particular the facebook sites, of younger people, in their mid 20s upwards.

And, presumeably, all the school 'kiddies', back in 2007, who were 'implored' to participate in 'cake sales' 'bring in 'loose change' and 'donate' all 'monies' to the hastily set up, private ltd company, Madeleine's Fund. LNSU.

I 'wonder' how 'they' feel today, having watched Madeleine's parents, 'squander' vast amounts of their hard earnt 'donations' on numerous failed court cases, against the only, it seems, person who actually sought to find out the truth about their daughter's 'disappearance' and WASTED huge amounts of their 'donations' on 'con men' P.I.'s. and PR 'companies' (Lord Belle £500,000!)

10 years ago my eldest daughter was 17, 2nd daughter was 12, and I have 2 sons who would have been 3 and 4 at the time.

How time flies....my eldest daughter now 27 has a baby, 10 years ago she showed little interest really but never believed the McCanns version of events, now she is interested, and has watched Richard Halls films, read through some of the files etc I have directed her to this forum but don't think she has ever registered. My other daughter, who is now 22 isn't too bothered, she doesn't believe them, but it stops there with her. My sons now 14 and 13 both laugh at me, often rolling their eyes when I talk about it. I was talking about it one day with my husband, my eldest son rolled his eyes, and I said, so what do you think happened.....to my horror, he replied, well...she was abducted! My youngest son just grunts, I'm not sure what he thinks.

If someone had told me 10 years ago, that we would still be no further forward in terms of justice I would have laughed. But here we are, a new generation with different opinions.

by Guest 20.05.17 15:03

Get'emGonçalo wrote:

The twins are also 10 years older and, if they're not already, will soon be taking an active interest in what really happened to their sister in Praia da Luz.

Gawd help Kate and Gerry if they don't tell them the truth soon.

I strongly suspect they already have an active interest - how could they not? The case is not confined to the internet alone, hardly a month goes by these days that the name McCann is not splashed across the tabloid headlines.

Twelve year olds have reached the age of curiosity and are forutunate enough to have grown up in the age of technology. I used to go to the library to research a subject, now it's at the fingertips - although perhaps not always 100% reliable.

Sorry offtopic

! Been longing to use one of them big grin

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