Re: Part of the defamation case brought by Dr Goncalo Amaral that he LOST

by ShuBob 05.09.12 16:53

Newintown, the guy in the picture who looks like Johnathan Ross is in fact Amanda Holden's husband and after the hoo haa about her being at death's door following the birth of her child, I think she went back to work just TWO WEEKS later [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

by Newintown 05.09.12 18:12

ShuBob wrote:Newintown, the guy in the picture who looks like Johnathan Ross is in fact Amanda Holden's husband and after the hoo haa about her being at death's door following the birth of her child, I think she went back to work just TWO WEEKS later [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

Yes, I thought it was about 2 weeks later, but erred on the side of caution and said 4 weeks (I couldn't be bothered to look it up). I was being very generous wasn't I?

My God, these celebrity people are unbelievable. Money seems to be their whole World, and s*d the kids, who seem to come second to their life of posh frocks, limousines, special invites to football matches, special invites to award dinners, saying nothing much on morning TV couches, and appearing on numerous celebrity cooking programmes. In the meantime the kids are being brought up by a never ending stream of nannies, who probably end up being called "mummy" as the kids never see their real "mummy" from one week to the other.

No doubt this is a life style that the McCanns are trying to copy.

by ShuBob 05.09.12 18:30

Newintown, to say I was shocked by the whole deaths-door-to-xfactor-in-two-weeks debacle is an understatement. Reminds me of when we were told Kate was in a fragile state when the PJ requested a reconstruction and were coming to town to oversee the roggies only for her to turn up at the Eurostar terminal on route to address the European Parliament in Brussels. The bare-faced cheek of these people!

by aiyoyo 06.09.12 6:57

Châtelaine wrote:
Tony Bennett wrote:[...]
Stating something, which one has reasonable grounds for believing to be true cannot be libellous.
[...]
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Makes one wonder what reasonable grounds Marcos had to believe a convicted murderess ....

Marcos acting as lawyer and Amaral as chief detective of a crime investigation have different role altogether.
Marcos' role is to defend lies as if his belief of absolutely truth. He only has to convince Court it was a "honest mistake" to be given benefit of doubt.
Amaral has evidence from investigative process to support reasonable grounds for his theory.

by **PeterMac** 06.09.12 8:43

Is there a way in which all the photos of the smiling, grinning, jogging and so on could be rolled up into one pdf style portfolio and forwarded to Dr Amaral, for his information.

by aiyoyo 08.09.12 4:55

Not sure whether it would be easy for him to print out merged photos in PDL format.
He should have hard copy on standby ready instantaneously to hand over as "exhibit" in Court.

by **tigger** 08.09.12 8:05

HideHo and Pamalan would know I think. JD might also know, it's a brilliant idea.

Then there is the line in the book somewhere (not exact quote) 'was this what my life was going to be from now on? Never showing pleasure/laughing in public?
This is a thought that occurred to her early on - the 'not in public' is rather damning imo. It implies plenty of fun out of sight.

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