Is Scotland Yard fit to carry out Madeleine McCann Review?
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Tony Bennett wrote:jd wrote:This is really interesting info re the Symingtons/Ocean Club connections. One of the many strange things about this case is KM saying 'THEY have taken her' which more than suggests she knew who had taken Maddie and wasn't expecting this to happen.
What evidence is there that she actually said this?
For that matter, what evidence is there that she actually ran down to the Tapas bar as claimed?
Port shipping company leads me to suspect that if Maddie was taken then this would be a way of getting her out of the country undetected as there would be connections, not directly linked to the Symington family, but maybe employees or someone that knew how to easily get her onto one of their ships without anyone else knowing. Underworld ring perhaps? Its also interesting that Murat is also related as a 4th cousin
What is much more interesting than that is that sniffer dogs employed by one of the world's top dog handlers found the scent of a corpse in 10 places associated with the McCanns in Praia da Luz, but nowhere else in Praia da Luz
I am confused as to who actually owns that apartment?
Yes it was Ruth McCann. I am not sure this takes us much further.
Also, it is stated that GM in the first 30 mins after supposedly knowing Maddie had gone, phoned a good friend of his who just happened to be a diplomat and a close aide to Gordon Brown. At this particular time I would be panicked to be looking for my child rather than phoning a Gordon Brown aide! Coincidence or not that someone there also had connections direct to Sky and BBC News.
That's just one of many things about the behaviour of the McCanns and their friends which contradicts the claim that Madeleine was abducted. Take: ripping out the front cover of Madeleine's Activity Sticker Book and writing up two fabricated time lines on it. Or try: Jane Tanner not talking to the McCanns about seeing a man carrying a child until 24 hours later.
There is something in all this which I can't quite put my finger on yet...
Lies?
Just a bit more information on Ruth McCann's late husband. Michael William McCann was born in Plymouth in 1945. His mother's maiden name was "Fanning". However, I can't find a marriage for a McCann and Fanning, so did Michael's parents marry in Scotland, for example?
Michael McCann died suddenly in 2006. At the time of his death he was living in Liverpool. This is his obituary:
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Published in the Plymouth Herald on 12th July 2006 (Distributed in Plymouth, Plympton)
McCANN Mike July 7th 2006. Suddenly at home in Liverpool. Formerly of Homer Park, Saltash, devoted husband to Ruth, dear brother to Kevin and Viv and loving uncle to Donna, Kevin and Michael. Will be sadly missed. Rest in peace
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[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] Mr Michael William Mccann
Ex-Director of Iebe Trading Limited
Date of Birth: 1945
Nationality: British
Location: Berkshire
Mr Michael William Mccann is British and was born in 1945. The first directorship we have on file for him was in 1998 at Institute For Education Business Excellence. Him newest directorship was with Liverpool Compact Education Business Partnership where he held the position of "Consultant". The company was established 10 Jan 1990 . So far, Michael has held 6 directorships, 0 of which are currently active, and 6 are previous.
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Why doesn't Michael McCann's obituary name his children from his first marriage? According to other sources, he has a daughter, Donna M Aldred, from his first marriage, yet on his obituary, it says that he's the uncle of someone by the name of Donna. Can someone enlighten me, please?
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This is very strange. All the reports I've seen so far say that Donna was Michael McCann's daughter.
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However, on the above link - a long way down under the heading "Who owns Apartment 5A?" - it says that she is the daughter of Daniel Aldred and that they jointly owned the flat originally with Michael and Ruth McCann.
Is anything relating to anyone called McCann straightforward?!
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However, on the above link - a long way down under the heading "Who owns Apartment 5A?" - it says that she is the daughter of Daniel Aldred and that they jointly owned the flat originally with Michael and Ruth McCann.
Is anything relating to anyone called McCann straightforward?!
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A Donna Michelle McCann married a Daniel J Aldred in Bexley, Kent in 1970.
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That Donna can't be the daughter of the Michael McCann who later married Ruth; he was born in 1945 and couldn't possibly have had a daughter old enough to be married in 1970.
It does seem more likely that he bought the property with his daughter and son-in-law but then that doesn't explain why she wasn't mentioned in his obituary.
It does seem more likely that he bought the property with his daughter and son-in-law but then that doesn't explain why she wasn't mentioned in his obituary.
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No Fate Worse Than De'Ath wrote:That Donna can't be the daughter of the Michael McCann who later married Ruth; he was born in 1945 and couldn't possibly have had a daughter old enough to be married in 1970.
It does seem more likely that he bought the property with his daughter and son-in-law but then that doesn't explain why she wasn't mentioned in his obituary.
Sorry the year is 2000 not 1970. Donna was born in 1970
She married a Daniel J Aldred
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SY in it, since 2007
In Truth of the lie , English book, Amaral mentions Scotland Yard, already involved.
They've been in it for more than 6 years!
Makes you want to give up,
but of course it'll never be forgotten.
They've been in it for more than 6 years!
Makes you want to give up,
but of course it'll never be forgotten.
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Here's an interesting article on an early connection to the Met. A PI whose name we never hear mentioned, but must surely have been of some use?
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Apart from other detectives, Noel Hogan seems to be of interest, if only because we hardly ever hear about him. Links to the Met in January 08, working for Metodo.
Most of all, at this early date trying to get in touch with the Smiths amongst others.
The McCanns bring in cold-case detectives to investigate Madeleine's disappearance Daily Mail
By DAN NEWLING and VANESSA ALLEN
Last updated at 00:48 03 January 2008
Kate and Gerry McCann have hired a former Met Police officer to carry out a "cold case" review into Madeleine's disappearance.
Noel Hogan, a former CID detective, has spent hundreds of hours interviewing British witnesses in the case.
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Mr Hogan spent eight years in the Met where he reached the rank of detective superintendent.
Since 1986 he has run his own detective agency in Surrey, Hogan International, which claims to have extensive experience dealing with missing-person cases.
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When contacted by the Daily Mail, Mr Hogan confirmed that he had spoken to many of the holidaymakers now back in Britain.
He said: "I have been reinterviewing a number of the witnesses that were out in Portugal at the time."
He added that his investigation would tie in with the enquiry being conducted by the Spanish detective agency Metodo 3 in Barcelona.
Since four-year- old Madeleine's disappearance, well-wishers have contributed over £1million to the fund to help find her.
The McCanns have spent much of this money on Metodo 3, which is being paid £50,000 a month to lead the search for their daughter.
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But yesterday a source close to the family said that Kate and Gerry were keeping faith with Metodo 3 in spite of their concerns.
But the source confirmed that they have also authorised the employment of Mr Hogan to coordinate the UK end of the investigation.
Metodo 3 are currently trying to re-interview an Irish family who said they saw a man carrying away a child on the night Madeleine disappeared.
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From McCannfiles.com
Apart from other detectives, Noel Hogan seems to be of interest, if only because we hardly ever hear about him. Links to the Met in January 08, working for Metodo.
Most of all, at this early date trying to get in touch with the Smiths amongst others.
The McCanns bring in cold-case detectives to investigate Madeleine's disappearance Daily Mail
By DAN NEWLING and VANESSA ALLEN
Last updated at 00:48 03 January 2008
Kate and Gerry McCann have hired a former Met Police officer to carry out a "cold case" review into Madeleine's disappearance.
Noel Hogan, a former CID detective, has spent hundreds of hours interviewing British witnesses in the case.
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Mr Hogan spent eight years in the Met where he reached the rank of detective superintendent.
Since 1986 he has run his own detective agency in Surrey, Hogan International, which claims to have extensive experience dealing with missing-person cases.
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When contacted by the Daily Mail, Mr Hogan confirmed that he had spoken to many of the holidaymakers now back in Britain.
He said: "I have been reinterviewing a number of the witnesses that were out in Portugal at the time."
He added that his investigation would tie in with the enquiry being conducted by the Spanish detective agency Metodo 3 in Barcelona.
Since four-year- old Madeleine's disappearance, well-wishers have contributed over £1million to the fund to help find her.
The McCanns have spent much of this money on Metodo 3, which is being paid £50,000 a month to lead the search for their daughter.
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But yesterday a source close to the family said that Kate and Gerry were keeping faith with Metodo 3 in spite of their concerns.
But the source confirmed that they have also authorised the employment of Mr Hogan to coordinate the UK end of the investigation.
Metodo 3 are currently trying to re-interview an Irish family who said they saw a man carrying away a child on the night Madeleine disappeared.
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Proably worthy of its own thread, but this was from Joana Morais
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New detectives hired by the McCanns are criticized
A former Scotland Yard detective hired to search for Madeleine McCann is conducting a private murder investigation to discredit police evidence against her parents.
But last night fears were raised that Noel Hogan might not be up to the job.
Mr Hogan, who runs a private detective agency, has re-interviewed British witnesses including the McCanns holiday friends.
He is also understood to have gone through the McCanns’ own statements in minute detail with the couple.
In a startling twist, Kate and Gerry’s lawyers have ordered that their own inquiry into Madeleine's disappearance, while on holiday in Portugal last May, should focus on the theory that the three-year-old was killed and her body hidden.
Hogan International, which specialises in asset investigations, is taking over the case after the McCanns benefactors voiced dismay at the lack of tangible progress made by the Spanish agency Metodo 3.
Sources close to the inquiry say the two firms have a history of rivalry after previously clashing over conflicting investigations.
In an exclusive interview with the Sunday Express, Mr Hogan revealed that his previous experience of missing people cases was limited to tracing beneficiaries of wills. He also admitted that despite the high profile of the Madeleine investigation, his 12-strong team of former detectives and ex-SAS men were already handling around 5,000 cases.
Speaking from his office in a rundown tower block in Aldershot, Hants, Mr Hogan refused to say how much he was being paid. He said: ‘I don’t want to become part of the circus surrounding Madeleine. I am not allowed to go into operational detail and I just do what I am told.
‘We deal with all matters of investigation, but it is true that normally the missing people we deal with are those who have inherited something and then disappeared. We have never dealt with a missing child.
‘I am not going to boast about success rates like Metodo 3, because that did nobody a favour. We have one office and there are 12 people who work here. If I need to I can bring other people in.
‘When the police have a big case they do not stop investigating all the others they are working on.
‘I have a lot of people who I know who are ex-policemen and know how to handle a criminal investigation.
‘The Portuguese police have put a complete closedown on any facts. Normally in this country you would have a liaison officer with the family.’
Another former Scotland Yard officer, who has given unofficial advice to the McCanns, from Rothley, Leicestershire, last night voiced his concern at the appointment. He said: I cannot understand why they have chosen to go with Mr Hogan because he simply does not have the resources or the back-up to conduct a major investigation.
The advice I have given to the McCanns was to urge them to request a meeting with Scotland Yard and to ask them to take over the British side of the investigation. The Yard has a very sophisticated and well-resourced kidnap squad, which deals with more than 300 abductions a year, far more than any other force in Britain. Forces from around the world turn to them for advice.
My view is that the McCanns should not waste money with private investigators but should get the best police in Britain on the job.
I think the role of Leicestershire Police is confused. At first they sent officers to Portugal to offer liaison assistance to the McCanns but now it appears they are investigating them on behalf of the Portuguese. It has become a mess.
Last night Mr Hogan retorted: I was in Surrey Police for four years and the Met after that. I finished top of my CID course but decided to leave to start my own business.
I am not a disgraced former policeman. I deal in professional investigations and I have been doing this a long time.
Control Risks Group, which is advising the investigation on behalf of the McCanns billionaire backer Brian Kennedy, are also reported have taken on a larger role.
But no significant new lines of inquiry are being examined and, despite an overwhelming response to their Christmas appeal, the McCanns have been advised to focus on their own defence.
A source close to the family said: The investigation is working towards a resolution and we have to consider that Madeleine may have been murdered.
We have been working to the theory she may have been killed and all the possible scenarios are being considered.
Of course we hope very much that she is alive but nothing can be ruled out.
Eight months after Madeleine vanished, Portuguese detectives have made it clear they think Kate and Gerry staged an abduction in an attempt to provide a smokescreen for a more sinister crime.
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I just hope they will prove the job they are paid for.
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Schocking that England went that far at that time and I don't understand why the McCanns kept on insisting on a review. They didn't take this article seriously.
It is obvious that the Madeleine case had two sides, in England: the side of the media and the side of the police.
That gives me hope that the whole Tapas 9 have being investigated in the UK since the very beginning. There could exist a lot of information about them, since they returned home in 2007.
I really pray that their phones were hacked and still are.
Many times I wonder about the reaction of Tapas 7 on their phones when Cameron's reply was published on the Sun.
It is obvious that the Madeleine case had two sides, in England: the side of the media and the side of the police.
That gives me hope that the whole Tapas 9 have being investigated in the UK since the very beginning. There could exist a lot of information about them, since they returned home in 2007.
I really pray that their phones were hacked and still are.
Many times I wonder about the reaction of Tapas 7 on their phones when Cameron's reply was published on the Sun.
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To my mind it's a great shame that the role of lead detective in Operation Grange was given to Andy Redwood when Clive Driscoll has achieved notable success in complex cases, including that of bringing the killers of Surjit Athwal to justice at the Old Bailey some 7 years after she was believed to have been murdered in India despite the fact her body is yet to be found.
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Fwiw, in common with other local authorities, Lambeth Council continue to place children in its care in homes far removed from the borough.
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Fwiw, in common with other local authorities, Lambeth Council continue to place children in its care in homes far removed from the borough.
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The theater play performed by the Met police started 2.5 years ago. Most people were convinced that it was a whitewash. They were not able to believe something else and I could understand it.
But from the very begining I believed that it was serious. Cameron's letter on the Sun, answering the McCann's, was ironical and tough. My idea was that he was fed up of the parents.
Some weeks later the Met confirmed the review.
It went slowly, it was taking ages before we could hear about what was going on. Translations, translations and after one year they presented a photo of Madeleine's, at the age of 9 and an appeal to the public to search for her.
And it was when we heard that the PJ had started their own review.
Again ages and ages, very irritating, till we heard that some authorities had being in Portugal and we had hope.
Andy Redwood a couple of times on tv and we got the Crimewatch 1,2,3.
On the first two ones, there were appeals to the public.
The Tanner man(1), who was eliminated on the second Crimewatch(2) and an appeal to the public to identify the Smith man(2).
And now Crimewatch 3 : no new appeal, no new person of interest, no reference to Mr. and Mrs. McCann and the Tapas as being innocent.
Just a thick THANK YOU to the public.
It sounded as they were already ready with the investigation, as they already had found what they were searching for: the truth.
Crimewatch 3 is the most eloquent statement or interview that the Met ever did in this case, I believe.
It could not be better.
I think we are arriving at the end of the play.
And we will aplaude the PJ, the Yard, all of the blogs, forums, after so many years fighting for justice for Madeleine.
But from the very begining I believed that it was serious. Cameron's letter on the Sun, answering the McCann's, was ironical and tough. My idea was that he was fed up of the parents.
Some weeks later the Met confirmed the review.
It went slowly, it was taking ages before we could hear about what was going on. Translations, translations and after one year they presented a photo of Madeleine's, at the age of 9 and an appeal to the public to search for her.
And it was when we heard that the PJ had started their own review.
Again ages and ages, very irritating, till we heard that some authorities had being in Portugal and we had hope.
Andy Redwood a couple of times on tv and we got the Crimewatch 1,2,3.
On the first two ones, there were appeals to the public.
The Tanner man(1), who was eliminated on the second Crimewatch(2) and an appeal to the public to identify the Smith man(2).
And now Crimewatch 3 : no new appeal, no new person of interest, no reference to Mr. and Mrs. McCann and the Tapas as being innocent.
Just a thick THANK YOU to the public.
It sounded as they were already ready with the investigation, as they already had found what they were searching for: the truth.
Crimewatch 3 is the most eloquent statement or interview that the Met ever did in this case, I believe.
It could not be better.
I think we are arriving at the end of the play.
And we will aplaude the PJ, the Yard, all of the blogs, forums, after so many years fighting for justice for Madeleine.
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marconi wrote:The theater play performed by the Met police started 2.5 years ago. Most people were convinced that it was a whitewash. They were not able to believe something else and I could understand it.
But from the very begining I believed that it was serious. Cameron's letter on the Sun, answering the McCann's, was ironical and tough. My idea was that he was fed up of the parents.
Some weeks later the Met confirmed the review.
It went slowly, it was taking ages before we could hear about what was going on. Translations, translations and after one year they presented a photo of Madeleine's, at the age of 9 and an appeal to the public to search for her.
And it was when we heard that the PJ had started their own review.
Again ages and ages, very irritating, till we heard that some authorities had being in Portugal and we had hope.
Andy Redwood a couple of times on tv and we got the Crimewatch 1,2,3.
On the first two ones, there were appeals to the public.
The Tanner man(1), who was eliminated on the second Crimewatch(2) and an appeal to the public to identify the Smith man(2).
And now Crimewatch 3 : no new appeal, no new person of interest, no reference to Mr. and Mrs. McCann and the Tapas as being innocent.
Just a thick THANK YOU to the public.
Crimewatch 3 is the most eloquent statement or interview that the Met ever did in this case, I believe.
It could not be better.
I think we are arriving at the end of the play.
And we will aplaude the PJ, the Yard, all of the blogs, forums, after so many years fighting for justice for Madeleine.
Just think how sensitive this case is. On the evidence we have been presented with, and all the lies from the T9, it will mean that 2 may be guilty of a death and cover-up, while at least 6 others could be charged with perverting the course of justice.
8 BRITISH doctors?? Perish the thought!
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yeaah, Sallypelt, the story has still to get started.
I hope they all will pay for obstruction of police work and for being guilty about the expenses the UK is having with the case.
I hope they all will pay for obstruction of police work and for being guilty about the expenses the UK is having with the case.
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plus assorted family members, plus Spokes-creatures, plus Directors of a fraudulent Fund, plus solicitors for Malicious Prosecution, plus . . .
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Although, IMO, the McCanns have acted with malice in pursuing claims against those who have attempted to gainsay their version of events in the civil courts, as neither the Portuguese or UK police have proceeded against any participant in this long-running saga there has been no malicious prosecution in this matter.
Fwiw, this article outlines the difficulties inherent in bringing a claim for malicious prosecution against the police in a more concise manner than I can: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
I have no illusions about the police per se. Police officers are human with all of the frailties the condition entails and very few reach the end of their careers without having made errors of judgement along the way. Nevertheless, I have yet to meet a police officer who is not moved by the needless death of a young child and for this reason, should instructions to apply a discreet coat of whitewash to Operation Grange be handed down, I continue to believe SY will prevail over their political masters albeit that, I hasten to add, I see no reason to believe political will to resolve the case of Madeleine McCann is in any way lacking - far from it; this case has been an embarrassment to two European nations for far too long.
Had the McCanns, together with their 4 holidaymaking doctor friends, been charged and tried after languishing in Portuguese jails for a couple of years before their cases were heard in criminal courts which rarely comprise a judge and jury, regardless of the eventual verdicts, the reaction of the UK press can be imagined - at least by me and, unfortunately, in giant headlines of the type that would continue to divide opinion as to guilt and innocence for years to come.
As it is, it's my understanding that this forum has been in existence for some 5+? years and despite numerous theories being posited here, some more florid than others, it has yet to reach a consensus as to motive and modus operandi. Given that this case may encompass deception on a vast scale, it's unsurprising that considerable time is being taken by the police forces of both nations to dot i's and cross t's, especially as the possibility of acquital of the perpetrators is distinctly unpalatable.
In the meantime, I don't expect any UK police officer involved in this case to be hanging up their handcuffs and writing their memoirs anytime soon as the example of Dr Amaral will have served to convince them they're better off taking as late a retirement as possible.
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I have no illusions about the police per se. Police officers are human with all of the frailties the condition entails and very few reach the end of their careers without having made errors of judgement along the way. Nevertheless, I have yet to meet a police officer who is not moved by the needless death of a young child and for this reason, should instructions to apply a discreet coat of whitewash to Operation Grange be handed down, I continue to believe SY will prevail over their political masters albeit that, I hasten to add, I see no reason to believe political will to resolve the case of Madeleine McCann is in any way lacking - far from it; this case has been an embarrassment to two European nations for far too long.
Had the McCanns, together with their 4 holidaymaking doctor friends, been charged and tried after languishing in Portuguese jails for a couple of years before their cases were heard in criminal courts which rarely comprise a judge and jury, regardless of the eventual verdicts, the reaction of the UK press can be imagined - at least by me and, unfortunately, in giant headlines of the type that would continue to divide opinion as to guilt and innocence for years to come.
As it is, it's my understanding that this forum has been in existence for some 5+? years and despite numerous theories being posited here, some more florid than others, it has yet to reach a consensus as to motive and modus operandi. Given that this case may encompass deception on a vast scale, it's unsurprising that considerable time is being taken by the police forces of both nations to dot i's and cross t's, especially as the possibility of acquital of the perpetrators is distinctly unpalatable.
In the meantime, I don't expect any UK police officer involved in this case to be hanging up their handcuffs and writing their memoirs anytime soon as the example of Dr Amaral will have served to convince them they're better off taking as late a retirement as possible.
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On Panorama Australia, Jim Gamble says that he would be shocked if the McCanns were inolved in Madeleine's fate "but I am a human being..." and he suggests that the police should not be concentrated on one person but should look around.
What did he mean with that? Was he insinuating some other people of the Tapas? Was that on the CEOP's report?
What did he mean with that? Was he insinuating some other people of the Tapas? Was that on the CEOP's report?
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In reply to thread question - If SY, the finest in the country, is not fit for this purpose, what is left as possible alternative ?
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It is full moon today. May 02nd 2007 it was also the case.
If the reconstrucion still did not happen, it could be possible that it would happen tomorrow.
I think that if the reconstruction had already been done, in PdL and in Luz, somebody would have seen it and have told it. Even if it would have happen in the midle of the night.
If the reconstrucion still did not happen, it could be possible that it would happen tomorrow.
I think that if the reconstruction had already been done, in PdL and in Luz, somebody would have seen it and have told it. Even if it would have happen in the midle of the night.
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marconi wrote:On Panorama Australia, Jim Gamble says that he would be shocked if the McCanns were inolved in Madeleine's fate
That's an interesting statement though isn't it. Shock is a perfectly natural human reaction to certain events or chains of events, and is not the same thing as surprise.
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SY are absolutely not qualified in any way to investigate the case
The SY should under NO circumstance be allowed to re-open or investigate this case, it should be given to a totally independent police force with NO ties to UK
The UK for sure have a hold over Portugal in some way, how else did the master police man get fired and sued ?
The SY should under NO circumstances be allowed to handle or remove any of the collected evidence.
The UK for sure have a hold over Portugal in some way, how else did the master police man get fired and sued ?
The SY should under NO circumstances be allowed to handle or remove any of the collected evidence.
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Taken from Joanna's blog:
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by Marisa Rodrigues
New witnesses of the English investigation to Madeleine McCann's disappearance are going to be questioned at the request of Scotland Yard (SY). The fifth letter rogatory is already in the hands of the Judiciary Police (PJ), who will now have to schedule the questionings.
The new [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.], to whom the Maddie process was recently attributed, authorized the questionings and forwarded the letter to the South PJ Directory, in Faro, so they can be carried out. JN was able to establish that there are about ten witnesses and that all of them are going to be questioned for the first time within the scope of the English investigation. Some of them are, however, already known to the Portuguese investigation and they had nothing relevant to say regarding the English child who disappeared seven years ago in Praia da Luz, in the Algarve.
Even though the English police has expressed their interest in questioning again the four men constituted as arguidos [formal suspects], that had been questioned [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.], the English ended up leaving them out of this letter rogatory, which arrived to the Public Ministry in August. These new investigative steps should take place in the very same manner as it happened three months ago, with a notice for the witnesses to appear at the PJ headquarters. When the date is set, Scotland Yard may then request to the National PJ Directory to be present, without being able to intervene, just as before.
Last time they were in Portugal, on the 14th October, the English police expressed their desire to make a new letter rogatory (the sixth) requesting for the [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] that had been collected in the apartment from where Madeleine disappeared, namely hair samples and the [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.].
In a meeting at the National Institute of Forensic Medicine (INML), in Coimbra, which gathered detectives and forensic experts, Andy Redwood's team also spoke about the possibility that some of the samples could be taken to England and analysed in a private lab. Until the end of the afternoon, yesterday, no request had been made in that sense to the Public Ministry of Portimão, whose role is to assess and decide on the letters rogatory.
in Jornal de Notícias, paper edition, November 4, 2014
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by Marisa Rodrigues
New witnesses of the English investigation to Madeleine McCann's disappearance are going to be questioned at the request of Scotland Yard (SY). The fifth letter rogatory is already in the hands of the Judiciary Police (PJ), who will now have to schedule the questionings.
The new [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.], to whom the Maddie process was recently attributed, authorized the questionings and forwarded the letter to the South PJ Directory, in Faro, so they can be carried out. JN was able to establish that there are about ten witnesses and that all of them are going to be questioned for the first time within the scope of the English investigation. Some of them are, however, already known to the Portuguese investigation and they had nothing relevant to say regarding the English child who disappeared seven years ago in Praia da Luz, in the Algarve.
Even though the English police has expressed their interest in questioning again the four men constituted as arguidos [formal suspects], that had been questioned [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.], the English ended up leaving them out of this letter rogatory, which arrived to the Public Ministry in August. These new investigative steps should take place in the very same manner as it happened three months ago, with a notice for the witnesses to appear at the PJ headquarters. When the date is set, Scotland Yard may then request to the National PJ Directory to be present, without being able to intervene, just as before.
Last time they were in Portugal, on the 14th October, the English police expressed their desire to make a new letter rogatory (the sixth) requesting for the [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] that had been collected in the apartment from where Madeleine disappeared, namely hair samples and the [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.].
In a meeting at the National Institute of Forensic Medicine (INML), in Coimbra, which gathered detectives and forensic experts, Andy Redwood's team also spoke about the possibility that some of the samples could be taken to England and analysed in a private lab. Until the end of the afternoon, yesterday, no request had been made in that sense to the Public Ministry of Portimão, whose role is to assess and decide on the letters rogatory.
in Jornal de Notícias, paper edition, November 4, 2014
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Re: Is Scotland Yard fit to carry out Madeleine McCann Review?
awto wrote:The SY should under NO circumstance be allowed to re-open or investigate this case, it should be given to a totally independent police force with NO ties to UK
The UK for sure have a hold over Portugal in some way, how else did the master police man get fired and sued ?
The SY should under NO circumstances be allowed to handle or remove any of the collected evidence.
@ awto. Welcome!
Your post is so true re. the removal of Dr Amaral. Here we can see its not about countries anymore. According to the NWO = The powers that be, we are now supposed to be a global village. controlled and governed by them, (NWO), from behind the scenes through our compromised leaders.
It seems to be imperative to the NWO, that we never find out the truth as to what happened to Madeleine.
Something in Pdl April/May 2007 went badly wrong for the NWO., and imo., they have been scrambling to cover up ever since.
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sallypelt wrote:Taken from Joanna's blog:
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by Marisa Rodrigues
New witnesses of the English investigation to Madeleine McCann's disappearance are going to be questioned at the request of Scotland Yard (SY). The fifth letter rogatory is already in the hands of the Judiciary Police (PJ), who will now have to schedule the questionings.
The new [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.], to whom the Maddie process was recently attributed, authorized the questionings and forwarded the letter to the South PJ Directory, in Faro, so they can be carried out. JN was able to establish that there are about ten witnesses and that all of them are going to be questioned for the first time within the scope of the English investigation. Some of them are, however, already known to the Portuguese investigation and they had nothing relevant to say regarding the English child who disappeared seven years ago in Praia da Luz, in the Algarve.
Even though the English police has expressed their interest in questioning again the four men constituted as arguidos [formal suspects], that had been questioned [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.], the English ended up leaving them out of this letter rogatory, which arrived to the Public Ministry in August. These new investigative steps should take place in the very same manner as it happened three months ago, with a notice for the witnesses to appear at the PJ headquarters. When the date is set, Scotland Yard may then request to the National PJ Directory to be present, without being able to intervene, just as before.
Last time they were in Portugal, on the 14th October, the English police expressed their desire to make a new letter rogatory (the sixth) requesting for the [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] that had been collected in the apartment from where Madeleine disappeared, namely hair samples and the [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.].
In a meeting at the National Institute of Forensic Medicine (INML), in Coimbra, which gathered detectives and forensic experts, Andy Redwood's team also spoke about the possibility that some of the samples could be taken to England and analysed in a private lab. Until the end of the afternoon, yesterday, no request had been made in that sense to the Public Ministry of Portimão, whose role is to assess and decide on the letters rogatory.
in Jornal de Notícias, paper edition, November 4, 2014
This should NOT be allowed, they could easy contaminate the evidence, or even use it to hang someone innocent out as scapegoat, please PJ don't let them remove any evidence, make sure they are watched with a fast frame camera, while they are at Coimbra.
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