Re: Norwegian ex-military detective claims to have solved Madeleine case

by Cake Lover 29.05.24 13:41

The postage must have been considerable.

by **crusader** 29.05.24 14:01

It was, 14 euros I think which my Son said was not a problem for such a weighty item.

by Liz Eagles 29.05.24 14:09

I searched on YouTube for Bernt Stellander and there is promo video of his book uploaded 10 days ago by NewsShowTV. I can't post the link.

by **crusader** 29.05.24 14:13

I think it's already been posted Liz,

by **Jill Havern** 29.05.24 15:08

Cake Lover wrote:The postage must have been considerable.

In PeterMac's case, he bought a shedload of books - postage from Portugal to Spain - and then postage from Spain to the UK for, at least, four of us.

wow

by Liz Eagles 29.05.24 15:29

Jill Havern wrote:
Cake Lover wrote:The postage must have been considerable.
In PeterMac's case, he bought a shedload of books - postage from Portugal to Spain - and then postage from Spain to the UK for, at least, four of us.

Pat Brown is having a bit of a meltdown on YouTube. She's apologizing to Herr Stellander and offering to review his book which he is sending her. Ms Brown can't recall any dealings with BS. Postage free.

by **Jill Havern** 29.05.24 15:45

Why are you addressing Mr Stellander as Herr? He's not German, he's Norwegian.

by **Ladyinred** 29.05.24 15:48

Did you notice Sonia calling him Bernie?

by Liz Eagles 29.05.24 15:49

Jill Havern wrote:Why are you addressing Mr Stellander as Herr? He's not German, he's Norwegian.

I thought he was Austrian.

by Cake Lover 29.05.24 15:52

Ladyinred wrote:

Did you notice Sonia calling him Bernie?

Yes - rather familiar, I thought!

by **Jill Havern** 29.05.24 15:54

Liz Eagles wrote:
Jill Havern wrote:Why are you addressing Mr Stellander as Herr? He's not German, he's Norwegian.
I thought he was Austrian.

Well, you'd be wrong again.

by Liz Eagles 29.05.24 16:07

Cake Lover wrote:
Ladyinred wrote:

Did you notice Sonia calling him Bernie?
Yes - rather familiar, I thought!

Pat Brown finds him charming.

by Liz Eagles 29.05.24 16:09

Jill Havern wrote:
Liz Eagles wrote:
Jill Havern wrote:Why are you addressing Mr Stellander as Herr? He's not German, he's Norwegian.
I thought he was Austrian.
Well, you'd be wrong again.

Wasn't he born in Austria?

by **Ladyinred** 29.05.24 16:12

Liz Eagles wrote:
Cake Lover wrote:
Ladyinred wrote:

Did you notice Sonia calling him Bernie?
Yes - rather familiar, I thought!
Pat Brown finds him charming.

Yes, quite dishy

by **Jill Havern** 29.05.24 16:30

Liz Eagles wrote:
Jill Havern wrote:
Liz Eagles wrote:
Jill Havern wrote:Why are you addressing Mr Stellander as Herr? He's not German, he's Norwegian.
I thought he was Austrian.
Well, you'd be wrong again.
Wasn't he born in Austria?

He was

BIOGRAPHY

Bernt Stellander, Norwegian, was born in 1967 in Graz, Austria. His Norwegian father studied medicine in Graz and there he met Bernt's mother, an Austrian national.
He grew up in Tromsø, in the land of the midnight sun and the Northern Lights. He spent a year of high school in Missouri, USA, as an exchange student.
Bernt has experience as a Military Police in the Norwegian Army and UN forces in Lebanon.

by Liz Eagles 29.05.24 16:40

Jill Havern wrote:
Liz Eagles wrote:
Jill Havern wrote:
Liz Eagles wrote:
Jill Havern wrote:Why are you addressing Mr Stellander as Herr? He's not German, he's Norwegian.
I thought he was Austrian.
Well, you'd be wrong again.
Wasn't he born in Austria?
He was

BIOGRAPHY
Bernt Stellander, Norwegian, was born in 1967 in Graz, Austria. His Norwegian father studied medicine in Graz and there he met Bernt's mother, an Austrian national.
He grew up in Tromsø, in the land of the midnight sun and the Northern Lights. He spent a year of high school in Missouri, USA, as an exchange student.
Bernt has experience as a Military Police in the Norwegian Army and UN forces in Lebanon.

Even in the Norwegian tongue it is Herr.

by **Ladyinred** 29.05.24 16:42

Just call him Bernie

by **Jill Havern** 29.05.24 16:46

Liz Eagles wrote:
Jill Havern wrote:
Liz Eagles wrote:
Jill Havern wrote:
Liz Eagles wrote:
Jill Havern wrote:Why are you addressing Mr Stellander as Herr? He's not German, he's Norwegian.
I thought he was Austrian.
Well, you'd be wrong again.
Wasn't he born in Austria?
He was

BIOGRAPHY
Bernt Stellander, Norwegian, was born in 1967 in Graz, Austria. His Norwegian father studied medicine in Graz and there he met Bernt's mother, an Austrian national.
He grew up in Tromsø, in the land of the midnight sun and the Northern Lights. He spent a year of high school in Missouri, USA, as an exchange student.
Bernt has experience as a Military Police in the Norwegian Army and UN forces in Lebanon.
Even in the Norwegian tongue it is Herr.

I stand corrected.

by Liz Eagles 29.05.24 17:27

I still don't understand why Bernt Stellander (call me Bernie) has selected Sonia Poulton to champion his seven year effort to promote a book with the promise of proof.

by **Ladyinred** 29.05.24 17:30

PeterMac wrote:
Liz Eagles wrote:If this book is of substance why not choose another avenue?

He is trying to find ANY avenue into the English speaking world.
The British press will not even mention the book, either because of a Super-inaudible or because their ultimate owners have forbidden it.
He cannot choose. He has to grasp at opportunities.

This is what PeterMac posted yesterday.

by Cake Lover 29.05.24 17:32

As Petermac said, he has to speak to anybody who will interview him. The main stream journalists and broadcasters won't, they're completely pathetic and pro McCann. They haven't even mentioned his book. If he is proved correct, and I hope he is, they'll fight each other to get to him. Then he can tell them to get lost, name his price, and take his pick from all over the world.

by Liz Eagles 29.05.24 17:43

Cake Lover wrote:As Petermac said, he has to speak to anybody who will interview him. The main stream journalists and broadcasters won't, they're completely pathetic and pro McCann. They haven't even mentioned his book. If he is proved correct, and I hope he is, they'll fight each other to get to him. Then he can tell them to get lost, name his price, and take his pick from all over the world.

Has Mark Saunokonoko turned him down?

by Cake Lover 29.05.24 17:50

I don't suppose we'll get to know who his agent approached.

by **Jill Havern** 29.05.24 19:16

Jill Havern wrote:
crusader wrote:Does he say who the Golden nuggets are?
He identified them from a sighting on the beach where the man was wearing the same clothes as the man at one of the sites, and he identified the woman in the cafe from the veins on the back of her hand...both on camera. Oh and the same dog.

But, the cliffhanger is, he didn't name them although he knows where they live cos he followed them from the cafe. That's where he wants them to squirm by the very detailed descriptions he gives in the book. They will know who he's talking about.

Just having another look through the book....this man and woman are the 'surprise contestants', 'The Golden Nuggets' - he only refers to them as Mr and Mrs Nugget.

by Cake Lover 29.05.24 19:23

As his books are order only, he - or his agent - will know the addresses they are sent to, which may prove interesting.

by **Bluebagthepirate** 29.05.24 19:34

Yeah... Rothley perhaps...

by Cake Lover 29.05.24 20:01

I'm hoping so. Possibly Philomena McCannkles in Scotland too.

by **crusader** 29.05.24 20:03

by **PeterMac** 29.05.24 20:34

Cake Lover wrote:I'm hoping so. Possibly Philomena McCannkles in Scotland too.

Norwegian ex-military detective claims to have solved Madeleine case - Page 11 Legs_j10

by **AnneCGuedes** 29.05.24 21:07

Today, the first day of the Lisbon Book Fair, there was a signing session at 12 noon with BS, "author of the book "The Sudden Impulse: A Private Investigation of the do Caso Madeleine McCann" da Modocromia Edições". Unfortunately I found out too late to go and see if there was a crowd buying the book.

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