Re: If Madeleine McCann died on Sunday 29 April, what was really going on behind the scenes that week?

by Guest 19.02.23 14:33

I also came across this, referring to Kate McCann's version of the truth..

crusader wrote:
How did she know of the National Centre for Missing and Exploited Children in the US and what their policy was on 4th May?

The short answer to that - she didn't big grin

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Kate McCann's autobiographical novel contains many grave errors of judgement, in May 2011 she relates to hindsight. Almost certainly based on her husbands extraordinary visit to the U S of A, where he rubbed shoulders with the mighty - there's even photographic evidence to support the claim..

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More than you can say for photographic evidence of his daughters holiday at the Ocean Club.

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by Guest 19.02.23 14:51

Mrs Cake wrote:It hadn't occurred to me before I read ^^ that article, but do the Portuguese police employ family liaison officers?

A bone of contention I think!

This appears to be the background a la British press..

The PR man

Experienced public relations man Alex Woolfall has been acting as the family spokesman when Kate and Gerry McCann have not wished to appear themselves before the world's media.

He is described as press officer for the Mark Warner holiday group but, in fact, has been seconded from the Bell Pottinger Group - the PR firm headed by Lord Bell, Lady Thatcher's former PR guru.

Pretty strange when considering his credentials..

Alex Woolfall is Head of Issues and Crisis Management for the Bell Pottinger Group.

He has 20 years experience of public relations and specialises in helping companies in multiple sectors prepare for and respond to difficult or controversial issues, as well as manage actual crises.

Alex’s experience covers deliberate sabotage and accidental contamination of products (from food to pharmaceuticals); accident, injury and death in the workplace; allegations of corporate manslaughter; product recalls; corporate fraud and theft; court cases on the grounds of sex, race and age discrimination; redundancy and closure announcements; the use of illegal and/or child labour; regulatory breaches; mislabelling of products; abduction and robberies and terrorist related activities.

Bit over qualified to act as spokesman (for that is he) for two insignificant little Englanders who have carelessly mislaid their child - wouldn't you agree?

When living in a hotel I was presumed to be a small-time unofficial PR odd-bod, that's to say not employed nor paid - it was something I slipped into. I've witnessed many an event of troublesome tourists and even threatened war when living overseas - not one has ever demanded the services of crisis management. The tourists were sorted by hotel management and the nearest consulate if deemed necesseary, major events were always handled by the British Embassy and Consulates .... that is what they're there for !!!

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by **CaKeLoveR** 19.02.23 17:20

'A bit over qualified' - yes, I agree.

If Madeleine McCann died on Sunday 29 April, what was really going on behind the scenes that week?

Which of these is the single most important reason for you believing that Madeleine died before Thursday?