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I find Gamble's rantings here worrying in the extreme. This man is supposed to be a professional and a leader in his field. This kind of childishness is HIGHLY inappropriate.
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Clay Regazzoni wrote:tasprin wrote:
I find Gamble's rantings here worrying in the extreme. This man is supposed to be a professional and a leader in his field. This kind of childishness is HIGHLY inappropriate.
Yes, it does put his professionalism into serious doubt, especially when he is so adamant that the McCanns are innocent of any wrong doing in Madeleine's disappearance and won't have a word said against them. In fact it is quite spooky and frightening, it almost seems that he has some inside information on them and has a close connection with them that he needs to protect them (and himself) at all costs.
ETA: not forgetting the CATS file:
https://jillhavern.forumotion.net/t4170-did-jim-gamble-sanitize-gerry-mccann-s-cats-file-19309
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Thanks russiandoll will keep an eye on the page so.
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I see that some of the paid shills are coming out the woodwork, tweeting @thetimes to get them to retract the 'murder' statement... No proof of murder... blah, blah.
Obviously ruffled the Mccanns feathers big time then.
Which is good to see.
Obviously ruffled the Mccanns feathers big time then.
Which is good to see.
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endgame wrote:Whilst not wishing to dampen the anticipation that this reference has created, I'm afraid that you always have to allow for such a reference being the result of sloppy journalism from someone who has no real knowledge of what they are writing about. It is rarely the case that journalists spend days poring over the precise inferences of words as we know from the grotesque misrepresentations that appear daily on this case. The idea that this has been deliberately planted as part of some master plan of revelation is as yet still on shaky ground.
I agree with your view, after all the report is not about the investigation into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, it's about resources taken up by old cases of child abuse (child abuse a query in itself?). The standard of journalism may have deteriorate over the years but even now I don't think they can go around bandying words like 'murder' without foundation and as far as we know there is no foundation at present.
My very very limited experience of journalism dates back to around the time The Bedrock Daily Times (formerly known as The Daily Slab) first experimented with the new fangled Berlina format to see how many more words could be chiseled out on one slab. These days anything is possible but isn't the usual way for the police to brief the media by issuing a global press release as and when necessary, not to drop hints of forthcoming possibilities to a favoured few?
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Andrew77R wrote:I see that some of the paid shills are coming out the woodwork, tweeting @timesonline to get them to retract the 'murder' statement... No proof of murder... blah, blah.
Obviously ruffled the Mccanns feathers big time then.
Which is good to see.
It certainly is, Andrew77R.
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Does anybody know if the Times has changed it yet?
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ChippyM wrote:I think it may be significant that this story is 'pay per view'. Maybe journalists are just itching to print the word 'murder' in relation to this case based on what sources have told them. They might be testing the waters by putting it behind a paywall.
Of course the alternative view is that with recent news of digging, someone has presumed this case is a murder.
I don't think so chippyM. You subscribe to read the online version of the Times, it's as simple as that. Instant viewing of the front page so to speak is only a taster probably to tempt you into subscribing, something the Sun is less forthcoming with but then who is likely to be tempted in that direction anyway?
As for presuming a murder in this case, I think a number of on-lookers came to that view a long time ago.
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whatliesbehindthesofa wrote:Does anybody know if the Times has changed it yet?
No the Times haven't changed it.
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Not sure he is right when he says 'small but vociferous' group that criticise him. He seems to have quite a few enemies from all sorts of backgrounds, the McCann case being the latest in a very controversial career.Clay Regazzoni wrote:tasprin wrote:
I find Gamble's rantings here worrying in the extreme. This man is supposed to be a professional and a leader in his field. This kind of childishness is HIGHLY inappropriate.
Jim Gamble I think is caught in a 1960's policeman mode, a bit of Dixon of Dock Green, with that voice of authority that put the fear of God into the unenlightened working classes. He commands, or should that be, demands, respect. People look up to him, because he would expect no less. When he speaks, people listen, and he has learned to speak very well. I would imagine even politicians wilt in his presence, though fair dues to Theresa May, for whom I have new found respect.
If the McCanns are arrested, questions will have to be asked of all those high flying experts who have stood so steadfastly behind the abduction story in the face of overwhelming evidence to the contrary. I do not see any way in which they can say they were taken in and still retain credibility.
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Clay Regazzoni wrote:tasprin wrote:
I find Gamble's rantings here worrying in the extreme. This man is supposed to be a professional and a leader in his field. This kind of childishness is HIGHLY inappropriate.
In my opinion Gamble's rantings are worrying full-stop!
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This article is also about historical 'sex cases' not missing childrenGollum wrote:ChippyM wrote:I think it may be significant that this story is 'pay per view'. Maybe journalists are just itching to print the word 'murder' in relation to this case based on what sources have told them. They might be testing the waters by putting it behind a paywall.
Of course the alternative view is that with recent news of digging, someone has presumed this case is a murder.
I don't think so chippyM. You subscribe to read the online version of the Times, it's as simple as that. Instant viewing of the front page so to speak is only a taster probably to tempt you into subscribing, something the Sun is less forthcoming with but then who is likely to be tempted in that direction anyway?
As for presuming a murder in this case, I think a number of on-lookers came to that view a long time ago.
Gaspar?
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Its about historical cases in general not specifically historic child sex abuse and I think we need to be careful not to read too much into the two other examples quoted. Having said that, I do find it intriguing that the Madeleine "murder" is listed between Pallial and Yewtree, both of which are historic child abuse investigationsnoddy100 wrote:This article is also about historical 'sex cases' not missing children
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OK, so the McCann's aren't persons of interest but surely it still means DCI Redwood needs to explain why the abductor murdered Maddie and waited for the cadaver scent to develop, hid her in the wardrobe, cleaned the apartment, washed the curtains, leaving no forensic evidence etc, instead of taking her out alive....don't they?
Left cuddlecat near Madeleine's body which was not in the bed but he then proceeded to return cuddlecat to the bed,
Meanwhile he also somehow managed to leave cadaver smell on Kate's clothes,
And then he also returned later having access to the scenic and leaving the same smell there + fluid traces.
I can't imagine a way that SY will say case closed, abductor did it, and discount all the evidence available.
Also even if we forget the dogs, the smell and all the physical evidence... there's always the statements, that night timeline... oh wait and the PJ, GA and of course, us : )
IMHO no way someone wrote "murder " by chance /mistake...
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Mirage posted: "Looking at the activity/or lack of activity over recent days for clues/mood..."
Great list, Mirage.
Here's why I am optimistic that the noose is tightening around the McCanns: if they were not involved in Madeleine's disappearance, or if they were involved but believe the fix is in to protect them, why have they seemed more frightened during the past two months than they did during the weeks after Madeleine disappeared? In interviews, they are less combative, less sure of themselves, more serious, and more on edge than I've ever seen them be. What tipped me off early on that the McCanns were lying is that they neever seemed FRIGHTENED during the days and weeks after Madeleine disappeared. They sometimes seemed serious and sad, but to me they never appeared frightened. So, why do they seem frightened now? Their defenders would assert that the McCanns are now reasonably afraid Madeleine will be found dead. But why would they think that now, after seven years of insisting she's alive? And even if they just now are grappling with the possibility/likelihood Madeleine is dead, why would they seem frightened instead of simply filled with dread? Given the many things you noted, including their wacky post about wanting the media to stop interfering, it's hard to believe these two are confident they either did nothing wrong or have got away with doing something wrong. They strike me as people who know that time is running out on them.
Great list, Mirage.
Here's why I am optimistic that the noose is tightening around the McCanns: if they were not involved in Madeleine's disappearance, or if they were involved but believe the fix is in to protect them, why have they seemed more frightened during the past two months than they did during the weeks after Madeleine disappeared? In interviews, they are less combative, less sure of themselves, more serious, and more on edge than I've ever seen them be. What tipped me off early on that the McCanns were lying is that they neever seemed FRIGHTENED during the days and weeks after Madeleine disappeared. They sometimes seemed serious and sad, but to me they never appeared frightened. So, why do they seem frightened now? Their defenders would assert that the McCanns are now reasonably afraid Madeleine will be found dead. But why would they think that now, after seven years of insisting she's alive? And even if they just now are grappling with the possibility/likelihood Madeleine is dead, why would they seem frightened instead of simply filled with dread? Given the many things you noted, including their wacky post about wanting the media to stop interfering, it's hard to believe these two are confident they either did nothing wrong or have got away with doing something wrong. They strike me as people who know that time is running out on them.
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Didn't they say something along the line of not being niave in believing she was alifeutahagen wrote:Mirage posted: "Looking at the activity/or lack of activity over recent days for clues/mood..."
Great list, Mirage.
Here's why I am optimistic that the noose is tightening around the McCanns: if they were not involved in Madeleine's disappearance, or if they were involved but believe the fix is in to protect them, why have they seemed more frightened during the past two months than they did during the weeks after Madeleine disappeared? In interviews, they are less combative, less sure of themselves, more serious, and more on edge than I've ever seen them be. What tipped me off early on that the McCanns were lying is that they neever seemed FRIGHTENED during the days and weeks after Madeleine disappeared. They sometimes seemed serious and sad, but to me they never appeared frightened. So, why do they seem frightened now? Their defenders would assert that the McCanns are now reasonably afraid Madeleine will be found dead. But why would they think that now, after seven years of insisting she's alive? And even if they just now are grappling with the possibility/likelihood Madeleine is dead, why would they seem frightened instead of simply filled with dread? Given the many things you noted, including their wacky post about wanting the media to stop interfering, it's hard to believe these two are confident they either did nothing wrong or have got away with doing something wrong. They strike me as people who know that time is running out on them.
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della70 wrote:Didn't they say something along the line of not being niave in believing she was alifeutahagen wrote:Mirage posted: "Looking at the activity/or lack of activity over recent days for clues/mood..."
Great list, Mirage.
Here's why I am optimistic that the noose is tightening around the McCanns: if they were not involved in Madeleine's disappearance, or if they were involved but believe the fix is in to protect them, why have they seemed more frightened during the past two months than they did during the weeks after Madeleine disappeared? In interviews, they are less combative, less sure of themselves, more serious, and more on edge than I've ever seen them be. What tipped me off early on that the McCanns were lying is that they neever seemed FRIGHTENED during the days and weeks after Madeleine disappeared. They sometimes seemed serious and sad, but to me they never appeared frightened. So, why do they seem frightened now? Their defenders would assert that the McCanns are now reasonably afraid Madeleine will be found dead. But why would they think that now, after seven years of insisting she's alive? And even if they just now are grappling with the possibility/likelihood Madeleine is dead, why would they seem frightened instead of simply filled with dread? Given the many things you noted, including their wacky post about wanting the media to stop interfering, it's hard to believe these two are confident they either did nothing wrong or have got away with doing something wrong. They strike me as people who know that time is running out on them.
della70, you should see it come across on the scrolling banner at some point at the top of the page. KH said (in passing - ooh, can't resist )
'We're not going to sit here and lie and be totally naïve and say one hundred per cent she's alive.'
I think that's accurate. I shall now wait for the banner scroll and check my memory score!
Oh and thanks for the compliment utahagen
eta, I left out "and lie". Duh. I've put it in now.
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@ Mirage "..not....say she's one hundred percent alive."
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Time for another re-cap
Since various people will be tracking this thread here it is again
Tavares de Almeida - author of the interim report - Quick reminder
Conclusions:
From everything that we have discovered, our files result in the following conclusions:
A. the minor Madeleine McCann died in Apartment 5A at the Ocean Club resort in Praia da Luz, on the night of 3 May 2007
B. a simulation - a staged hoax - of an abduction took place
C. in order to render the child’s death impossible before 10.00pm, a situation of checking of the McCann couple’s children while they slept was concocted
D. Dr Gerald McCann and Dr Kate McCann are involved in the concealment of the corpse of their daughter, Madeleine McCann
E. at this moment, there seems to be no strong indications that the child’s death was other than the result of a tragic accident, yet;
From what has been established up to now, everything indicates that the McCann couple, in self-defence, did not want to deliver up Madeleine’s corpse immediately and voluntarily, and there is a strong possibility therefore that it was moved from the initial place where she died. This situation may raise questions concerning the circumstances in which the death of the child took place.
The Republic's Prosecutor - José de Magalhaes e Menezes
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The Joint General Prosecutor - Joao Melchior Gomes
authors of the archiving report. Quick Reminder
viii - Despite all of this, it was not possible to obtain any piece of evidence that would allow a reasonable man, under the light of the criteria of logics, of normality and of the general rules of experience, to formulate any lucid, sensible, serious and honest conclusion about the circumstances under which the child was removed from the apartment (whether dead or alive, whether killed in a neglectful homicide or an intended homicide, whether the victim of a targeted abduction or an opportunistic abduction) nor even to produce a consistent prognosis about her destiny and inclusively - the most dramatic - to establish whether she is still alive or if she is dead, as seems more likely.
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PeterMac wrote:Since various people will be tracking this thread here it is againTavares de Almeida - author of the interim report - Quick reminder
Conclusions:
From everything that we have discovered, our files result in the following conclusions:
A. the minor Madeleine McCann died in Apartment 5A at the Ocean Club resort in Praia da Luz, on the night of 3 May 2007
B. a simulation - a staged hoax - of an abduction took place
C. in order to render the child’s death impossible before 10.00pm, a situation of checking of the McCann couple’s children while they slept was concocted
D. Dr Gerald McCann and Dr Kate McCann are involved in the concealment of the corpse of their daughter, Madeleine McCann
E. at this moment, there seems to be no strong indications that the child’s death was other than the result of a tragic accident, yet;
From what has been established up to now, everything indicates that the McCann couple, in self-defence, did not want to deliver up Madeleine’s corpse immediately and voluntarily, and there is a strong possibility therefore that it was moved from the initial place where she died. This situation may raise questions concerning the circumstances in which the death of the child took place.
The Republic's Prosecutor - José de Magalhaes e Menezes
and
The Joint General Prosecutor - Joao Melchior Gomes
authors of the archiving report. Quick Reminder
viii - Despite all of this, it was not possible to obtain any piece of evidence that would allow a reasonable man, under the light of the criteria of logics, of normality and of the general rules of experience, to formulate any lucid, sensible, serious and honest conclusion about the circumstances under which the child was removed from the apartment (whether dead or alive, whether killed in a neglectful homicide or an intended homicide, whether the victim of a targeted abduction or an opportunistic abduction) nor even to produce a consistent prognosis about her destiny and inclusively - the most dramatic - to establish whether she is still alive or if she is dead, as seems more likely.
Thanks PeterMac. I've now saved your post for future reference (and for friends who are sitting on the fence). I keep referring to it but can never find it when I need to refer to it.
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Thanks PeterMac. I've now saved your post for future reference (and for friends who are sitting on the fence). I keep referring to it but can never find it when I need to refer to it.
1 They are not my words. These are the words from the two most important official documents, pored over and worked on, re-phrased and re-written, so that there can be no misunderstanding at any time in the future what they meant, or were intended to mean. They are in the public domain and every person interested in the case should read them both. Frequently
2 I am allowed to post them, as is every other person on the planet - with the exception of one Old Aged Pensioner who would be sent to prison for 3 months if he did so, on the complaint of the True Catholic, all forgiving, McCanns !
Funny Old World isn't it.
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PeterMac wrote:And rememberNewintown wrote:
Thanks PeterMac. I've now saved your post for future reference (and for friends who are sitting on the fence). I keep referring to it but can never find it when I need to refer to it.
1 They are not my words. These are the words from the two most important official documents, pored over and worked on, re-phrased and re-written, so that there can be no misunderstanding at any time in the future what they meant, or were intended to mean. They are in the public domain and every person interested in the case should read them both. Frequently
2 I am allowed to post them, as is every other person on the planet - with the exception of one Old Aged Pensioner who would be sent to prison for 3 months if he did so, on the complaint of the True Catholic, all forgiving, McCanns !
Funny Old World isn't it.
Only true Catholics when it suits them to be.
ETA: Referring to the McCanns of course.
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Had an audience with the Pope after having had children by IVF.Newintown wrote:PeterMac wrote:And rememberNewintown wrote:
Thanks PeterMac. I've now saved your post for future reference (and for friends who are sitting on the fence). I keep referring to it but can never find it when I need to refer to it.
1 They are not my words. These are the words from the two most important official documents, pored over and worked on, re-phrased and re-written, so that there can be no misunderstanding at any time in the future what they meant, or were intended to mean. They are in the public domain and every person interested in the case should read them both. Frequently
2 I am allowed to post them, as is every other person on the planet - with the exception of one Old Aged Pensioner who would be sent to prison for 3 months if he did so, on the complaint of the True Catholic, all forgiving, McCanns !
Funny Old World isn't it.
Only true Catholics when it suits them to be.
ETA: Referring to the McCanns of course.
The catholic religion isn't "pick'n'mix" is it?
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I know lots of Catholics who have had IVF. I actually don't know any Catholics who are opposed to it, despite the official teachings of the RC Church.
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aquila wrote:Had an audience with the Pope after having had children by IVF.Newintown wrote:PeterMac wrote:And rememberNewintown wrote:
Thanks PeterMac. I've now saved your post for future reference (and for friends who are sitting on the fence). I keep referring to it but can never find it when I need to refer to it.
1 They are not my words. These are the words from the two most important official documents, pored over and worked on, re-phrased and re-written, so that there can be no misunderstanding at any time in the future what they meant, or were intended to mean. They are in the public domain and every person interested in the case should read them both. Frequently
2 I am allowed to post them, as is every other person on the planet - with the exception of one Old Aged Pensioner who would be sent to prison for 3 months if he did so, on the complaint of the True Catholic, all forgiving, McCanns !
Funny Old World isn't it.
Only true Catholics when it suits them to be.
ETA: Referring to the McCanns of course.
The catholic religion isn't "pick'n'mix" is it?
Well it is according to the McCanns.
It would be interesting to know why the Vatican took the McCanns off their website, perhaps they were advised that the McCanns were only Catholics when it suited them to be
(i.e. had children by IVF but needed the Pope's support to swell their Fund when looking for an "abducted" daughter).
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