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

by **sharonl** 20.07.24 13:53

Jill Havern wrote:Ooooh...the juicy bit coming up Bluebag

Oh don't do this to us. sad1

I have ages to go before I get even to page 602

The suspense is killing now and I don't want to fast forward

thinking

Oh, go on, spill the beans

by **Jill Havern** 20.07.24 14:40

I meant page 602 onwards is the juicy bit, so even when you get to page 602 you'll still have 200 pages to go.

hysterical

The juicy bit is Bernt's field investigation.

by **sharonl** 20.07.24 14:59

Jill Havern wrote:I meant page 602 onwards is the juicy bit, so even when you get to page 602 you'll still have 200 pages to go.

The juicy bit is Bernt's field investigation.

Any spoliers? think

by **Jill Havern** 20.07.24 15:12

sharonl wrote:
Jill Havern wrote:I meant page 602 onwards is the juicy bit, so even when you get to page 602 you'll still have 200 pages to go.

The juicy bit is Bernt's field investigation.

Any spoliers?

Well, that'd be like telling you that the Titanic sank and even though Leonardo DiCaprio said 'Don't let go" and Kate Winslet said she wouldn't.

She still did anyway.

by **sharonl** 20.07.24 15:22

Jill Havern wrote:
sharonl wrote:
Jill Havern wrote:I meant page 602 onwards is the juicy bit, so even when you get to page 602 you'll still have 200 pages to go.

The juicy bit is Bernt's field investigation.

Any spoliers?
Well, that'd be like telling you that the Titanic sank and even though Leonardo DiCaprio said 'Don't let go" and Kate Winslet said she wouldn't.

She still did anyway.

Oh no, I was going to watch Titanic for the very first time tonight. That's blown that

Now that you owe me, please tell big grin

Just a little

by Amy Dean 20.07.24 15:49

The mention of the Titanic ending reminds me of how I unwittingly spoiled a film for someone. Years ago I and a friend went to see Nicholas and Alexandra, the story of the last Russian tsar and family.

It was a long film with an interval, during which I chatted with my friend and said what had happened to the family. A woman next to me was upset as she hadn't known!

by **Jill Havern** 20.07.24 15:55

sharonl wrote:
Jill Havern wrote:
sharonl wrote:
Jill Havern wrote:I meant page 602 onwards is the juicy bit, so even when you get to page 602 you'll still have 200 pages to go.

The juicy bit is Bernt's field investigation.

Any spoliers?
Well, that'd be like telling you that the Titanic sank and even though Leonardo DiCaprio said 'Don't let go" and Kate Winslet said she wouldn't.

She still did anyway.

Oh no, I was going to watch Titanic for the very first time tonight. That's blown that

Now that you owe me, please tell Just a little

Don't tell anyone else.

by **Jill Havern** 20.07.24 16:08

Amy Dean wrote:The mention of the Titanic ending reminds me of how I unwittingly spoiled a film for someone. Years ago I and a friend went to see Nicholas and Alexandra, the story of the last Russian tsar and family.

It was a long film with an interval, during which I chatted with my friend and said what had happened to the family. A woman next to me was upset as she hadn't known!

I'd have felt inclined to bop you on the nose! big grin

I hate it when people tell you the end of the film.

by **sharonl** 20.07.24 16:58

Amy Dean wrote:The mention of the Titanic ending reminds me of how I unwittingly spoiled a film for someone. Years ago I and a friend went to see Nicholas and Alexandra, the story of the last Russian tsar and family.

It was a long film with an interval, during which I chatted with my friend and said what had happened to the family. A woman next to me was upset as she hadn't known!

Aw Did you offer to pay for her popcorn ? pop2

by **sharonl** 20.07.24 17:00

Jill Havern wrote:
Amy Dean wrote:The mention of the Titanic ending reminds me of how I unwittingly spoiled a film for someone. Years ago I and a friend went to see Nicholas and Alexandra, the story of the last Russian tsar and family.

It was a long film with an interval, during which I chatted with my friend and said what had happened to the family. A woman next to me was upset as she hadn't known!

I'd have felt inclined to bop you on the nose!
I hate it when people tell you the end of the film.

Listen, tell us what you know and I promise I'll leave your nose alone big grin

by **Jill Havern** 20.07.24 17:04

Oooooh....fiesty! Who knew? You look like such a sweet young thing too.

If I was you I would whizz ahead to page 602 and get stuck in. You can always go back and take up where you left off.

by **sharonl** 20.07.24 17:07

Jill Havern wrote:Oooooh....fiesty! Who knew? You look like such a sweet young thing too.

If I was you I would whizz ahead to page 602 and get stuck in. You can always go back and take up where you left off.

It's the suspense - it's killing big grin

Page 602 it is then

by **PeterMac** 20.07.24 18:23

I thought everyone knew, or had worked out how “Titanic” ended

IT SANK

Or do I need to watch it again ?

by Ladyinred 20.07.24 18:59

I didn't watch the film because I knew how it ended

by Cake Lover 20.07.24 19:25

I can't believe somebody didn't know the story of the last Russian tsar and his family. think

by **PeterMac** 22.07.24 14:21

SPOILER ALERT;

THE BRICK

She died. They Lied

by Shash T 22.07.24 16:08

I have just read page 764. The last couple of lines, "... if the media got info and blew this open, that the PJ had done something without informing the British who actually had an open and active case going."

Surely this case belongs to the PJ and they don't need permission from the British to do anything? Am I correct?

by AnneCGuedes 22.07.24 20:10

Pt has jurisdiction over this case... theoretically. Remember that the Public Prosecutor's Office failed to get the TP 9 to come to PdL, after an intense exchange in which Portugal acceded to the group's every whim... If you read this very interesting exchange of e-mails, you will see that LC ("Call me Stu") did everything in its power to prevent the re-enactment from taking place.

by Justice for Maddie 24.07.24 16:14

Did you guys see that interview with Amaral from 2012? At 7:55 he stands with a reporter on the hill area and he says that they investigated this area, but they didn't find sth.. But they have pictures of Gerry who was in this area.

by **Jill Havern** 24.07.24 17:02

Yes, the PJ searched the base of the cliffs...TFD went much further up the hill.

by Justice for Maddie 24.07.24 17:16

Jill Havern wrote:Yes, the PJ searched the base of the cliffs...TFD went much further up the hill.

Yes. Amaral said that they have photos of Gerry in the rocks down below the water. In a cave? What was he doing there? TFD should finally upload the videos!

by **sharonl** 24.07.24 22:13

Where was the old farmhouse or barn where it was alleged that the PJ traced Gerry & Russell's mobile too? There was a report of towel being found there which had a blood stain and consisted of fibres similar to that found in the hire car boot and with a pattern matching towels at the Ocean Club, Is this relevant?

More detail on this here https://jillhavern.forumotion.net/t9063-the-barn?highlight=barn

by **PeterMac** 27.07.24 19:16

Things are going to heat up over the next few days. Stand by for a concerted attack on the Forum

Bernt Stellander's interview with James English is due to go out on Thursday 1st August
The notice on Social Media has had over a MILLION Hits SO FAR

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https://x.com/jamesenglish0/status/1817133945504297144

Edited to add twitter video - Admin

by GreenTara 27.07.24 20:18

Yes seems the war has begun. Jim Gamble is rattled on Instagram. He seems to have no knowledge of the record of the record of GM on the register. He in fact, should know about the record, but failing that, he should definitely know about the record of the record that has mysteriously disappeared.

by GreenTara 27.07.24 20:58

Oh turns out Jim Gamble doesn’t even know that they were never investigated. Deary deary me!

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