Re: Mikaeel Kular

by bristow 18.01.14 14:40

Woofer wrote:
jeanmonroe wrote:Woofer wrote:
Some Scots pronounce their `l`s like `w`s. Listen to Tony Blair and Gordon Brown say `miwion` instead of `million`.
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So where was Sun's (News International) £1.5 `miwion` reward for the 'safe return' of the wee man?

Yep exactly. Obviously middle class blond little white girls attract a higher value. Horrible isn`t it.

The Sun did have a £25.000 reward.

by aiyoyo 18.01.14 14:41

aquila wrote:Have the media ever paid a reward to anyone? (not talking about a few quid or a charity donation).

I'm not being facetious. I'm asking if anyone knows of a specific reward offered by the media being paid.

NOPE (that I know of)

They pledged the money knowing its never going to be claimed.

Irrespective of the figure pledged, it does not equate to value of the child's life, it's just to encourage people to keep their eyes peeled just in case.

by Lance De Boils 18.01.14 14:42

Portuguese Journalist: What evidence do you have that there was an abduction? Can I ask this question because you say that Amaral doesn't have....

Kate McCann: I know. I was here. I found my daughter gone. I know more than you do. I know what I saw.

Portuguese Journalist: I'm not saying. I don't know anything. I'm just telling from a point of view where I don't know who to believe. I just want evidence like you say.

Gerry McCann: Where is the child? We are looking for that evidence. Where is the child? What other explanation can explain how she is not here?

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Well, Gerry.... this sad case of Mikaeel is a clear example of "another explanation"....

by Upsy Daisy 18.01.14 14:42

Woofer I think that may be a west coast pronunciation. I'm from Edinburgh and I pronounce the l's in ' million :). Also would pronounce Kirkcaldy 'kirrkawdee', no 'u' sound. Sorry mods, bit OT. Wink

by jeanmonroe 18.01.14 14:47

bristow wrote:
Woofer wrote:
jeanmonroe wrote:Woofer wrote:
Some Scots pronounce their `l`s like `w`s. Listen to Tony Blair and Gordon Brown say `miwion` instead of `million`.
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So where was Sun's (News International) £1.5 `miwion` reward for the 'safe return' of the wee man?

Yep exactly. Obviously middle class blond little white girls attract a higher value. Horrible isn`t it.
The Sun did have a £25.000 reward.

ER yeah, so?

News International (owner of SUN) 'offered' SIXTY (60) times that much for Madeleine's 'safe return'!

by DurhamGuy1967 18.01.14 14:50

jeanmonroe wrote:
bristow wrote:
Woofer wrote:
jeanmonroe wrote:Woofer wrote:
Some Scots pronounce their `l`s like `w`s. Listen to Tony Blair and Gordon Brown say `miwion` instead of `million`.
---------------------------------------------------------------

So where was Sun's (News International) £1.5 `miwion` reward for the 'safe return' of the wee man?

Yep exactly. Obviously middle class blond little white girls attract a higher value. Horrible isn`t it.
The Sun did have a £25.000 reward.

ER yeah, so?

News International (owner of SUN) 'offered' SIXTY (60) times that much for Madeleine's 'safe return'!

Which do you think would sell more papers?

by bristow 18.01.14 14:51

jeanmonroe wrote:
bristow wrote:
Woofer wrote:
jeanmonroe wrote:Woofer wrote:
Some Scots pronounce their `l`s like `w`s. Listen to Tony Blair and Gordon Brown say `miwion` instead of `million`.
---------------------------------------------------------------

So where was Sun's (News International) £1.5 `miwion` reward for the 'safe return' of the wee man?

Yep exactly. Obviously middle class blond little white girls attract a higher value. Horrible isn`t it.
The Sun did have a £25.000 reward.

ER yeah, so?

News International (owner of SUN) 'offered' SIXTY (60) times that much for Madeleine's 'safe return'!

So Nothing - I have no admiration for the Sun and it's rewards was just stating that it had been offered.

by Woofer 18.01.14 14:51

Upsy Daisy wrote:Woofer I think that may be a west coast pronunciation. I'm from Edinburgh and I pronounce the l's in ' million :). Also would pronounce Kirkcaldy 'kirrkawdee', no 'u' sound. Sorry mods, bit OT.

Thanks Upsy Daisy. Learn something every day !

by Upsy Daisy 18.01.14 14:52

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by aiyoyo 18.01.14 14:54

jeanmonroe wrote:aiyoyo
"Sad that the perp did not have the sense to come clean earlier in the avoidance of unnecessary emotive search.
You'd think the sight of so many people involved or helping in the search would prick the perp's conscience, but....."
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Our old friend 'duping delight'?

Oh Gosh, they must be delighted, all these money pouring in, and they're still soliciting for more all on the back of Madeleine's name.
BUT when the dam breaks they're going to wish they never lived.
Have you seen what their supporters wished on Mikaeels mum - to be stoned, hung ....?
Will their supporters spare them any mercy comes that time (if ever) ?

by Guest 18.01.14 14:54

jeanmonroe wrote:
bristow wrote:
Woofer wrote:
jeanmonroe wrote:Woofer wrote:
Some Scots pronounce their `l`s like `w`s. Listen to Tony Blair and Gordon Brown say `miwion` instead of `million`.
---------------------------------------------------------------

So where was Sun's (News International) £1.5 `miwion` reward for the 'safe return' of the wee man?

Yep exactly. Obviously middle class blond little white girls attract a higher value. Horrible isn`t it.
The Sun did have a £25.000 reward.

ER yeah, so?

News International (owner of SUN) 'offered' SIXTY (60) times that much for Madeleine's 'safe return'!

OT and just for information, the reward was 2.5 millions altogether.........

Madeleine reward rises to £2.5m

Rewards totalling £2.5m have been offered to anyone who can help with information leading to the safe return of Madeleine McCann.
The News of the World and businessmen including Sir Richard Branson have jointly pledged £1.5m. Scottish tycoon Stephen Winyard has offered £1m.

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by Liz Eagles 18.01.14 14:55

Upsy Daisy wrote:Woofer I think that may be a west coast pronunciation. I'm from Edinburgh and I pronounce the l's in ' million :). Also would pronounce Kirkcaldy 'kirrkawdee', no 'u' sound. Sorry mods, bit OT.

You'd think that newscasters would be bothered to pronounce places in UK correctly.

No wonder there's a bloody Scottish/Welsh/English/ divide when English newsreaders can't be arsed to know how to pronounce a place in UK. It was the same with April Jones, Machynlleth (Wales)...it's not difficult to learn how to pronounce it if you try or can be bothered.

@Upsy Daisy...yes it's definitely kirkawdee. Apologies for getting the wrong vowel to explain it phonetically. I have family in Edinburgh (what a beautiful and refined accent).

by jeanmonroe 18.01.14 14:57

DurhamGuy1967

"Which do you think would sell more papers?"
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So cynical, you are!

Everyone knows NI did it out of the 'goodness of their hearts to relieve the torture of Kate and Gerry......and erm, umm, y'know ...Madeleine'

winkwink

by aiyoyo 18.01.14 14:58

jeanmonroe wrote:
bristow wrote:
Woofer wrote:
jeanmonroe wrote:Woofer wrote:
Some Scots pronounce their `l`s like `w`s. Listen to Tony Blair and Gordon Brown say `miwion` instead of `million`.
---------------------------------------------------------------

So where was Sun's (News International) £1.5 `miwion` reward for the 'safe return' of the wee man?

Yep exactly. Obviously middle class blond little white girls attract a higher value. Horrible isn`t it.
The Sun did have a £25.000 reward.

ER yeah, so?

News International (owner of SUN) 'offered' SIXTY (60) times that much for Madeleine's 'safe return'!

The high offer is indication NOTW knew there's no chance in hell for Madeleine's 'safe' return.
No body ever is going to come forward to claim it. It just looks good on paper.

by Lance De Boils 18.01.14 15:04

I'm afraid I'm in agreement with you, aiyoyo.

The cynic within me thinks that huge rewards are only ever offered when the offerers are certain they'll never have to cough up.

by Upsy Daisy 18.01.14 15:07

I was thinking that perhaps, since it has been suggested that Mikaeel was born at the Auntie's house, that this would be the place his body would be returned to. At least to the place he lived when he was born.

by Upsy Daisy 18.01.14 15:13

Yes aquila the Edinburgh accent is quite mild, compared with others, however a large percentage of the population also speak Scots, which is almost Scandinavian sounding. Sorry again mods for drifting.

by confusion 18.01.14 15:30

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Whilst I would agree on your thoughts something or someone led them there as I don't think they would have got to that specific spot without some guidance. It is possible I suppose that because they actually lived in that house at one point that it would be checked out.

Thinking about yes Hong kong, maybe the mother caved and told the police. If I was hiding a body I would worry the police would check all my families houses but then I read a lot on thesesites. Depends whether the body was found inside or in the woods.
Woods set up or stupidity. Inside the bungalow accidental death and hidden for the time being.

by Otium 18.01.14 15:38

According to the Daily Mail a neighbour that lives opposite the family bungalow said she saw the mother (Rosdeep) on Tuesday or Wednesday morning:

'Olga Park, a retired nurse who lives opposite said she saw Mikaeel's mother arrive at the bungalow on either Tuesday or Wednesday morning. Rosdeep had lived there with her sister when she had her twins, Mrs Park said.'
"I'm just obsolutely shocked about what happened. The fact he's just a three-year-old boy is just terrible. The poor wee thing."

'Mrs Park, who has lived in the area for 30 years, said she knew the immediate neighbours but not the Kular family'

Further on in the news article it states:

'It has since emerged that Mikaeel was last seen at his nursery on the last day of term, December 19. Children returned on January 7. Mikaeel usually attended every weekday between 12:30pm and 3pm with his twin.

Mothers of children in their class confirmed last night that he had been absent before he was reported missing.
Michaela Roberts, 27, said Miss Kular took Ashika to the nursery on Wednesday morning, but Mikaeel was nowhere to be seen.'

So, the nursery haven't seen Mikaeel since December 19, the father of Mikaeel's 3 eldest siblings made the point that he didn't see Mikaeel when he picked his children up last weekend, it appears that Mikaeel's twin has been attending nursery as usual without any sight of Mikaeel in tow and the mother has been seen at the bungalow Tues or Weds.......

Just when did this poor little boy lose his life and why hasn't he been missed by anyone considering that Social Services have allegedly previously been involved with the Kular family?

My greatest concern is what the siblings are going through right now. It must be beyond horrendous for the poor things. Furthermore, I think that it is Mikaeel's siblings that hold the key information as to what happened to their baby brother. It just doesn't bear thinking about sad1

by jozi 18.01.14 15:40

Bellisa wrote:First and final trip over to the cesspit.

For a small group of people who are so concerned with people being respectful to Madeleine and Madeleines family their only activities seem to be trawling through posts from here and on hidehos Facebook page to try to pick away at peoples posts.

Its a shame they don't use the same amount of energy on picking through the police files.

The members on board appear to be very nasty people and this forum and its logical thinking are a breath of fresh air after looking at that place.

I think most of the witches and warlocks over there must be related..........

by Guest 18.01.14 15:47

That reminds me of the members of the Westboro Baptist Church - an inbred festering hate-filled bunch too!

by jeanmonroe 18.01.14 15:51

Lance De Boils wrote:I'm afraid I'm in agreement with you, aiyoyo.

The cynic within me thinks that huge rewards are only ever offered when the offerers are certain they'll never have to cough up.

I will always remember that board director of 'fund, John McCann, Gerry's brother said he wanted the public to 'donate' to the 'fund' but NOT the reward.
Now i'm not saying that the reward 'offerers' were told or knew they wouldn't have to pay out a penny, in reward money, but very weird, the big 'backers' didn't put their big money (or indeed any?) DIRECTLY into the McCanns 'spend how we want --'private' fund'!

ONLY the gullies were asked to donate to their private 'fund' not the Zlebs!

But the Zlebs got all their names and kudos in the press without having to stump up a single penny!

Good publicity for them, innit?

by Liz Eagles 18.01.14 15:53

jeanmonroe wrote:
Lance De Boils wrote:I'm afraid I'm in agreement with you, aiyoyo.

The cynic within me thinks that huge rewards are only ever offered when the offerers are certain they'll never have to cough up.

I will always remember tha board director of 'fund, John McCann, Gerry's brother said he wanted the public to 'donate' to the 'fund' but not the reward.
Now i'm not saying that the reward 'offerers' were told or knew they wouldn't have to pay out a penny, in reward money, but very weird, the big 'backers' didn't put their big money (or indeed any?) into the McCanns 'spend how we want --'private' fund'!

ONLY the gullies were asked to donate to their private 'fund' not the Zlebs!

But the Zlebs got all their names and kudos in the press without having to stump up a single penny!

Good publicity for them, innit?

That's 'networking' forya innit!

:puke:

by **tigger** 18.01.14 16:02

candyfloss wrote:
jeanmonroe wrote:
bristow wrote:
Woofer wrote:
jeanmonroe wrote:Woofer wrote:
Some Scots pronounce their `l`s like `w`s. Listen to Tony Blair and Gordon Brown say `miwion` instead of `million`.
---------------------------------------------------------------

So where was Sun's (News International) £1.5 `miwion` reward for the 'safe return' of the wee man?

Yep exactly. Obviously middle class blond little white girls attract a higher value. Horrible isn`t it.
The Sun did have a £25.000 reward.

ER yeah, so?

News International (owner of SUN) 'offered' SIXTY (60) times that much for Madeleine's 'safe return'!

OT and just for information, the reward was 2.5 millions altogether.........

Madeleine reward rises to £2.5m

Rewards totalling £2.5m have been offered to anyone who can help with information leading to the safe return of Madeleine McCann.
The News of the World and businessmen including Sir Richard Branson have jointly pledged £1.5m. Scottish tycoon Stephen Winyard has offered £1m.

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What was it again that Philomena said? a selfish greedy person wiil claim it? Something like that.

That would be the selfish greedy person who'd have found little Maddie then? splat

by Monty Heck 18.01.14 16:38

tigger wrote:
candyfloss wrote:
jeanmonroe wrote:
bristow wrote:
Woofer wrote:
jeanmonroe wrote:Woofer wrote:
Some Scots pronounce their `l`s like `w`s. Listen to Tony Blair and Gordon Brown say `miwion` instead of `million`.
---------------------------------------------------------------

So where was Sun's (News International) £1.5 `miwion` reward for the 'safe return' of the wee man?

Yep exactly. Obviously middle class blond little white girls attract a higher value. Horrible isn`t it.
The Sun did have a £25.000 reward.

ER yeah, so?

News International (owner of SUN) 'offered' SIXTY (60) times that much for Madeleine's 'safe return'!

OT and just for information, the reward was 2.5 millions altogether.........

Madeleine reward rises to £2.5m

Rewards totalling £2.5m have been offered to anyone who can help with information leading to the safe return of Madeleine McCann.
The News of the World and businessmen including Sir Richard Branson have jointly pledged £1.5m. Scottish tycoon Stephen Winyard has offered £1m.

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What was it again that Philomena said? a selfish greedy person wiil claim it? Something like that.

That would be the selfish greedy person who'd have found little Maddie then?

Hardly conducive to encouraging members of the public to come forward with information. A very strange woman, PMcC.

Re pronouciation of millions in Scotland, a "w" sound is not the norm anywhere. GB seems to have a slight speech impediment.

by suzyjohnson 18.01.14 16:43

confusion wrote:It was a silly place to hide him if that was the case though! Why hide/dump the body behind a family members house? 30 miles away too? Its obvious the police would find him. The mother can't claim he walked there? I just don't get it. Unless someone is trying to set somebody/the sister/the mother up?
What does anybody think on this?

Just pointed out my Candyfloss that Rosdeep has only currently been detained and not arrested so my post below has got way ahead of developments. It should read, IF Rosdeep is responsible for the disappearance of her son -

I think she has wanted to bury him somewhere close to her family and not in an isolated place. In terms of not being found out I don't think she has been thinking very clearly, look at the illogical story she has tried to get the police to accept, this may indicate how distraught she is and that she is not completely callous. If the rest of her family were not involved then I expect this would have been a terrible secret to carry alone.

Perhaps part of her decision (if she is responsible for what has happened) not to own up immediately was because of how it would affect her other children and wider family, similar concerns of the McCanns I expect (if indeed the McCanns have always known what happened to their daughter) It's interesting IMO that Rosdeep has been described as distaught by the police, yet obviously now it is starting to look as though was very upset for a completely different reason than that she did not know her child's whereabouts.

It's possible that Rosdeep, (if responsible for her son's disappearance) would have a very good impression of whether the McCanns were telling the truth or not because she may have been through very similiar thought processes and reactions herself over the last few days. On the other hand, if Mm were abducted as the McCanns claim then presumably she would not identify with them at all.

by Guest 18.01.14 16:48

suzyjohnson wrote:
confusion wrote:It was a silly place to hide him if that was the case though! Why hide/dump the body behind a family members house? 30 miles away too? Its obvious the police would find him. The mother can't claim he walked there? I just don't get it. Unless someone is trying to set somebody/the sister/the mother up?
What does anybody think on this?
I think she has wanted to bury him somewhere close to her family and not in an isolated place. In terms of not being found out I don't think she has been thinking very clearly, look at the illogical story she has tried to get the police to accept, this may indicate how distraught she is and that she is not completely callous. If the rest of her family were not involved then I expect this would have been a terrible secret to carry alone.

Perhaps part of her decision not to own up immediately was because of how it would affect her other children and wider family, similar concerns of the McCanns I expect (if indeed the McCanns have always known what happened to their daughter) It's interesting IMO that Rosdeep has been described as distaught by the police, yet obviously now it appears she was very upset for a completely different reason than that she did not know her child's whereabouts.

It's possible that Rosdeep would have a very good impression of whether the McCanns were telling the truth or not because she may have been through very similiar thought processes and reactions herself over the last few days.

Just hold fire a bit, according to reports she has been detained, not arrested, so we do not know who is responsible yet.

by suzyjohnson 18.01.14 16:49

candyfloss wrote:
suzyjohnson wrote:
confusion wrote:It was a silly place to hide him if that was the case though! Why hide/dump the body behind a family members house? 30 miles away too? Its obvious the police would find him. The mother can't claim he walked there? I just don't get it. Unless someone is trying to set somebody/the sister/the mother up?
What does anybody think on this?
I think she has wanted to bury him somewhere close to her family and not in an isolated place. In terms of not being found out I don't think she has been thinking very clearly, look at the illogical story she has tried to get the police to accept, this may indicate how distraught she is and that she is not completely callous. If the rest of her family were not involved then I expect this would have been a terrible secret to carry alone.

Perhaps part of her decision not to own up immediately was because of how it would affect her other children and wider family, similar concerns of the McCanns I expect (if indeed the McCanns have always known what happened to their daughter) It's interesting IMO that Rosdeep has been described as distaught by the police, yet obviously now it appears she was very upset for a completely different reason than that she did not know her child's whereabouts.

It's possible that Rosdeep would have a very good impression of whether the McCanns were telling the truth or not because she may have been through very similiar thought processes and reactions herself over the last few days.

Just hold fire a bit, according to reports she has been detained, not arrested, so we do not know who is responsible yet.

Yes, of course, sorry, I'll edit my post above

Now edited Candyfloss

by Newintown 18.01.14 16:56

tigger wrote:
candyfloss wrote:
jeanmonroe wrote:
bristow wrote:
Woofer wrote:
jeanmonroe wrote:Woofer wrote:
Some Scots pronounce their `l`s like `w`s. Listen to Tony Blair and Gordon Brown say `miwion` instead of `million`.
---------------------------------------------------------------

So where was Sun's (News International) £1.5 `miwion` reward for the 'safe return' of the wee man?

Yep exactly. Obviously middle class blond little white girls attract a higher value. Horrible isn`t it.
The Sun did have a £25.000 reward.

ER yeah, so?

News International (owner of SUN) 'offered' SIXTY (60) times that much for Madeleine's 'safe return'!

OT and just for information, the reward was 2.5 millions altogether.........

Madeleine reward rises to £2.5m

Rewards totalling £2.5m have been offered to anyone who can help with information leading to the safe return of Madeleine McCann.
The News of the World and businessmen including Sir Richard Branson have jointly pledged £1.5m. Scottish tycoon Stephen Winyard has offered £1m.

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What was it again that Philomena said? a selfish greedy person wiil claim it? Something like that.

That would be the selfish greedy person who'd have found little Maddie then?

Oh, the irony. Do the McCann family and relatives live on another planet to the rest of us.

Does Philomena know that the "Find Madeleine Fund" or "Not Find Madeleine Fund" as I call it, covers costs for the wider family. Does Philomena regard that as being "greedy" or not, when pensioners and school children have contributed to the "so called Fund".

I would really like to hear her opinion, but I would waiting a very long time for that to happen.

Why would a "fund" for a missing child have to be used for "costs for the wider family".

If I wasn't so cynical I would say it was more of a pension/saving fund for the wider family in their old age, IMO of course.

by Guest 18.01.14 16:56

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Body has been removed from woodland in Kirkcaldy. #MikaeelKular

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