POLL: Madeleine McCann: Justice or whitewash (Mark 2) ?

by **Jill Havern** 13.01.18 10:20

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March 2018: Justice for Madeleine?

Lord Bernard Hogan-Howe QPM, retired Met Commissioner: "There will be a point at which we and the Government will want to make a decision about what the likely outcome is."

Following on from this Poll: 'Justice or whitewash?' [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] started in 2013, I thought it was time to ask the question again as Grange could be making a decision in March "about the likely outcome" of what happened to Maddie.

The original Poll showed that 121 people voted for Justice whilst 102 voted for whitewash.

The Poll is open for guests to vote. Do you think Maddie will get justice, or do you think Grange and the Government will cover up what really happened to her?

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by DocMartin 13.01.18 14:27

I was just reading in the Daily Mail how the New Zealand police covered up an attempted assassination of the Queen in 1981 because they feared she would not return, and how the naughty 17 year old gunman was sent on holiday as a punishment instead of facing the death penalty for treason.

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by Guest 13.01.18 15:31

Lord Bernard Hogan-Howe QPM, retired Met Commissioner: "There will be a point at which we and the Government will want to make a decision about what the likely outcome is."

The BBC Crimewatch Madeleine McCann Special aired in October 2013 gave a very clear indication of Operation Grange and it's bogus review/investigation. Nothing has progressed beyond that point - in fact, outside of the diligent public and their concern for Madeleine's memory, nothing has progressed since the UK heavy mob invaded Praia da Luz early May 2007 and Gonçalo Amaral was removed from the case back in October (that month again) 2007.

Madeleine McCann will never get the justice she so richly deserves if left to her parents, family and the UK establishment - in all it's guises.

by **Jill Havern** 13.01.18 20:13

A few comments posted on CMOMM facebook:

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] I still hope for Justice, if they were to be a whitewash, I'm sure it would have been done many years ago, instead of leaving it for years and years to make it harder for them to do the whitewash imo

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] As they say in court: The truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. The truth of the case and the extent and reasons why the British government and it's intelligence/security services interfered/intervened can never be revealed. I said a long time ago that if the likes of Gordon Brown are not investigated and charged then there'll be no truthful resolution hence a cover up. If the establishment can let phony tony blair get away with mass lying and murder/war crimes then they'll sure as shit stop any and all investigation into their own involvement in Madeleine's disappearance!

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] I can’t see how there can be justice when the powers that be have never demonstrated any desire to get to the real truth. Until all those who were in PdL at the time have been put under oath and rigorously questioned, in a court of law - nothing will happen imo.

by NickE 15.01.18 17:14

I voted whitewash and believe the only way to get the truth about what happened is one or several whistleblowers.
Even if it's never lead to any prosecutions we may be told what happened.
One whistleblower can be enough, if it's the right person.

by ufercoffy 15.01.18 17:22

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Colin Sutton had years to step up to the plate for little Maddie.

Instead, he stepped up to the trough to take his fill for himself.

by NickE 15.01.18 18:27

ufercoffy wrote:[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Colin Sutton had years to step up to the plate for little Maddie.

Instead, he stepped up to the trough to take his fill for himself.

Yes, but does Sutton knows what happened to Madeleine?
Correct me if I'am wrong, the Investigators taking orders from their commanders,
the commanders taking order from the Head, the Head is taking orders from the Home Office (in political cases like this)