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

by **Jill Havern** 29.07.24 19:03

I added the picture to my post ^^^

by **Jill Havern** 29.07.24 19:10

How do you know Jim's rattled? Is he on twitter, or elsewhere now?

by GreenTara 29.07.24 19:23

Jill Havern wrote:How do you know Jim's rattled? Is he on twitter, or elsewhere now?

He was calling the Cats thing a pack of lies on Twitter.

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by **Jill Havern** 29.07.24 20:36

Madeleine McCann was Not Abducted - Foreign Detective Bernt Stellander Tells All

To be aired on Thursday.
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by Cake Lover 30.07.24 8:19

Nina wrote:
Cake Lover wrote:If the stain on the pyjamas was chocolate milk, why the need to wash it out by hand? Why say it was tea? Kate McCann didn't know that she would need a pair of unstained pjs for a photo, or did she?
As a mum I always washed clothes straight away with food stains on them because if you don't it can attract flies and also dry very nastily. I still do it now whilst caring for my husband who I care for. Surely it isn't a strange thing to do. It is very basic care for clothing.

I've just had to rinse out a splodge of tea from a tablecloth, it is indeed just something normal people do. But I don't think you can equate Kate McCann's thought processes to those of normal people. Nearly everything she has told us is to cover up another action, or create a myth, or establish an alibi. I really don't think she was bothered about stains, her daughter had 'disappeared'. Just my opinion though.

by **crusader** 30.07.24 8:29

About the pyjamas.

https://onlyinamericablogging.blogspot.com/2016/03/a-nightwear-job-by-dr-martin-roberts.html

by **Nina** 30.07.24 9:00

Cake Lover wrote:
Nina wrote:
Cake Lover wrote:If the stain on the pyjamas was chocolate milk, why the need to wash it out by hand? Why say it was tea? Kate McCann didn't know that she would need a pair of unstained pjs for a photo, or did she?
As a mum I always washed clothes straight away with food stains on them because if you don't it can attract flies and also dry very nastily. I still do it now whilst caring for my husband who I care for. Surely it isn't a strange thing to do. It is very basic care for clothing.
I've just had to rinse out a splodge of tea from a tablecloth, it is indeed just something normal people do. But I don't think you can equate Kate McCann's thought processes to those of normal people. Nearly everything she has told us is to cover up another action, or create a myth, or establish an alibi. I really don't think she was bothered about stains, her daughter had 'disappeared'. Just my opinion though.

I agree with you 100%. She is lying through her teeth. She may well have washed the PJs but nothing to do with a normal stain. And didn't she send a load of washing to the Ocean Club to be washed so she wasn't one to rinse through by hand. https://mccannpjfiles.co.uk/PJ/VERA_AREZ.htm

by Cake Lover 30.07.24 9:26

I don't think she was the type to do that either. When someone claims to have cadaver smelling trousers on holiday, and says their rented car boot stinks of dirty nappies and sea bass, she's not going to bother about a 'tea' stain. The McCann pair were stupid to introduce the pyjamas distraction, it was unnecessary. The Dr. Martin Roberts piece Crusader posted above is very good.

by **Ladyinred** 30.07.24 18:25

Ladyinred wrote:James English also promoting it on his Instagram account, where he has 445K followers.

451K followers today.

Hopefully because of the podcast on Thursday.

by GreenTara 30.07.24 18:44

Ladyinred wrote:
Ladyinred wrote:James English also promoting it on his Instagram account, where he has 445K followers.

451K followers today.

Hopefully because of the podcast on Thursday.

I saw he actually read out all 48 questions. I’m guessing there are many who may hear these questions for the first time. People who think the McCanns did actually cooperate fully with the police and were investigated and cleared. It’s these people I hope all this reaches.
The more people that realise there was no abduction, Maddie died in 5A and her parents hid the body, the better.

by Shash T 31.07.24 15:28

Cake Lover wrote:I don't think she was the type to do that either. When someone claims to have cadaver smelling trousers on holiday, and says their rented car boot stinks of dirty nappies and sea bass, she's not going to bother about a 'tea' stain. The McCann pair were stupid to introduce the pyjamas distraction, it was unnecessary. The Dr. Martin Roberts piece Crusader posted above is very good.

It's the small things like this, and bigger things like not looking after the kids all week by putting them into creche, then not bringing them out with them for the evening meal, that makes me find it difficult to believe they would be bothered to physically dig a grave and rearrange trees and plants to shape into "M". And arrange a giraffe shape and pin it down using other trees/bushes. In my opinion, they come across as quite lazy. Sure, they'll put the effort into running and tennis because they get a benefit from it, fitness and feel good factor.

So, assuming the Mc's did do the digging etc, then I think all of the tapas lot, or at least the men, must have helped/done the bulk of the work.
This is just my opinion and impression of them.

by **crusader** 31.07.24 15:35

Unless of course someone else did all the work and shaped trees and plants so that the McCann's would know where to find Madeline. nod

by pinkgladioli 31.07.24 16:13

James English has posted another clip on X
Re Sniffer dogs
Posted 4 hours ago 19.3K views

by **Jill Havern** 31.07.24 17:01

https://x.com/jamesenglish0/status/1818610762610258395

by pinkgladioli 31.07.24 17:37

There’s another short clip posted on his YouTube channel in the short section
the cemetery is mentioned!
(Sorry can’t do links)

by **Jill Havern** 31.07.24 18:14

by **crusader** 31.07.24 18:59

That priest friend of the McCann's who arrived at a very opportune moment are looking positively shifty.
Especially if it's revealed Madeleine was buried in the churchyard, if only for a short time.

by Cake Lover 31.07.24 19:23

When he first appeared, most forum members found him very fishy. He spoke of Madeleine in the past tense, when hope was still reasonably high that she was alive. According to her father she was 'a findable little girl'. Hubbard slipped up.

by Justice for Maddie 01.08.24 9:49

Yes, the sniffer dogs alerted near the chapel. So she was there.

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by **Bluebagthepirate** 01.08.24 9:59

I'm not saying it's not true, but I would find it incredible if the Hubbards were in on the blessing in the Church prior to transfer and burial.

It's possible but it would gob-smack me.

I'm prepared to be gob-smacked.