Re: A professional from Rothley gives his views on the McCanns

by twinkle 04.02.10 16:17

Kololi wrote:It's very lonely in the naughty corner.....

*Shifts from foot to foot and fidgets a bit*

I hope you have spent that time reflecting on your behaviour, if so then maybe time for you to come out now.

by Kololi 04.02.10 16:22

Lol Vaguely stop with the one liners - I seem to read them everytime I have just put my tea cup to my mouth........

And thank you for your kindness Twinkle - was getting ever so bored doing my penance.

Take care

by twinkle 04.02.10 16:28

vaguely1 wrote:
Pascal wrote:the professional giving his views on the case is ok then..

Well of course the professional giving his views on the case might well be carrying his mother's head around in a bowling bag......You just never know with these darned professional types.

Nothing else to say.

by Pascal 04.02.10 16:31

by jack 04.02.10 16:50

Perhaps if the person involved realised that 60 reasons isn't accurate then they would have different view of the McCanns. Obviously they are assuming everything in there is 100% accurate wheras several of the most important points are not. If it was accurate then Tony could have faced the McCanns in court.

by Ruby 04.02.10 17:35

Which part(s) do you believe are inaccurate, Jack?

by vaguely1 04.02.10 18:31

Humour me Ruby - if you had to put the below text in to your own words...what would you come up with?

I think that everyone has just been incredibly impressed with
you as a couple and how you've dealt with this. There was a period
after a week or so where you looked as if you were almost broken and
who could not understand that? And then there seemed to be a sort of a
strength come from somewhere. Is that a fair point? Is that what
happened and what brought it about?

by ufercoffy 04.02.10 18:48

We've hidden her good and well and got loads of people on our side to cover our arses and get us loads of money?

Am I getting warmer?

by jack 04.02.10 18:49

Ruby,
60 reasons claims...

DNA found with a 99% match to Maddie... false
tony claims to quote "the exact words from the police report" and then goes on to give his own version that uses words such as "smell of a corpse "that aren't in the files.
Claim that the dogs have never given a false alarm in their previous 200 investigations..false

Claims that Gerry and Kate said the shutters were jemmied...false

There are more but I don't recall them all now.
Qutie simply if 60 reasons were actual facts you would have to be barmy not to think the McCanns were not involved, but they are not facts.

by vaguely1 04.02.10 18:52

vaguely1 wrote:Humour me Ruby - if you had to put the below text in to your own words...what would you come up with?

I think that everyone has just been incredibly impressed with
you as a couple and how you've dealt with this. There was a period
after a week or so where you looked as if you were almost broken and
who could not understand that? And then there seemed to be a sort of a
strength come from somewhere. Is that a fair point? Is that what
happened and what brought it about?

ufercoffy wrote:We've hidden her good and well and got loads of people on our side to cover our arses and get us loads of money?

Am I getting warmer?

Ermm, it was the interviewer speaking, but nice try. Seriously - what are they asking?

Just in case you're embarrassed to go first, here is my attempt:

".....Understandably, for a couple of weeks you were physically and emotional broken, and then you appeared to gain strength, would it be fair to say that? What brought this strength about?"

I'm serious, have a go.

by ufercoffy 04.02.10 19:04

I did have a go, and my answer's still the same.

by vaguely1 04.02.10 19:06

ufercoffy wrote:I did have a go, and my answer's still the same.

A professional from Rothley gives his views on the McCanns - Page 2 619981

by ufercoffy 04.02.10 19:08

No.

You

What are you trying to get at? They were sad for the first couple of days then they were smiling and happy and radiant.

by ufercoffy 04.02.10 19:14

You could have left the link to the interview with Ian Woods where Gerry likens his emotions to Madeleine's disappearance to his student overdraft:

http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/Sky-News-Archive/Article/20080641267568

by vaguely1 04.02.10 19:15

ufercoffy wrote:No.

You

What are you trying to get at? They were sad for the first couple of days then they were smiling and happy and radiant.

I was replying to the question further up about the inaccuracies of the leaflet. I just wanted to make sure I hadn't misinterpreted that passage of text.

by vaguely1 04.02.10 19:16

ufercoffy wrote:You could have left the link to the interview with Ian Woods where Gerry likens his emotions to Madeleine's disappearance to his student overdraft:

http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/Sky-News-Archive/Article/20080641267568

I was trying to save people time from having to locate it within the interview. I was just after peoples interpretation of that question.

by vaguely1 04.02.10 19:18

ufercoffy wrote:You could have left the link to the interview with Ian Woods where Gerry likens his emotions to Madeleine's disappearance to his student overdraft:

http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/Sky-News-Archive/Article/20080641267568

I think you are adding to the question. The question doesn't appear to ask him about his thoughts on Madeleine's disappearance.