Strange Witness Statements

[Carana]

Deleted.... Trying to check on something.

[G-Unit]

It seems that Clarence Mitchell was just casually hanging around Leicestershire police station when he met Gerald McCann.

In relation to how I met Gerry and Kate McCann and what my relationship with them is: I met Gerry at the end of May 2007 when he returned to the UK after his daughter's disappearance. It was a circumstantial meeting at Leicestershire Police station. At the time I was working as part of the Consular Assistance Group, representing the foreigners department. I as asked to return to Portugal with Mr McCann, where I met his wife. Later I became the McCann family's representative and I developed a good personal and professional relationship with them.
http://www.mccannpjfiles.co.uk/PJ/CLARENCE_EDEN_MITCHELL.htm

[Carana]

It seems that Clarence Mitchell was just casually hanging around Leicestershire police station when he met Gerald McCann.

In relation to how I met Gerry and Kate McCann and what my relationship with them is: I met Gerry at the end of May 2007 when he returned to the UK after his daughter's disappearance. It was a circumstantial meeting at Leicestershire Police station. At the time I was working as part of the Consular Assistance Group, representing the foreigners department. I as asked to return to Portugal with Mr McCann, where I met his wife. Later I became the McCann family's representative and I developed a good personal and professional relationship with them.
http://www.mccannpjfiles.co.uk/PJ/CLARENCE_EDEN_MITCHELL.htm

What's odd?

[G-Unit]

What's odd?

Just a happy coincidence that they both happened to be there that's all. Clarence Mitchell flew straight back with him too.

[misty]

Just a happy coincidence that they both happened to be there that's all. Clarence Mitchell flew straight back with him too.

The Lord (Blair) moves in mysterious ways.

[Carana]

Just a happy coincidence that they both happened to be there that's all. Clarence Mitchell flew straight back with him too.

Is that odd if he was part of a Consular Assistance Group in a high-profile case involving a missing child overseas?

[G-Unit]

Is that odd if he was part of a Consular Assistance Group in a high-profile case involving a missing child overseas?

No, it's odd that he met Gerald 'by coincidence' in Leicester. He hadn't gone there to specifically meet him apparently.

[Brietta]

No, it's odd that he met Gerald 'by coincidence' in Leicester. He hadn't gone there to specifically meet him apparently.

I don't get your point at all nor do I see any relevance to when or why people meet or if by arrangement or chance.

[pathfinder73]

Madeleine No Stone left unturned book about Tuesday night. The night Pamela Fenn heard Maddy crying.

"Only two minor aspects of that evening stand out as differing from the norm. The first was that Russell didn’t join us for dinner. Evie wasn’t well so he stayed with their girls in the apartment and Jane took his meal to him there. The second was that some time in the early hours Madeleine came through to our bedroom, complaining that Amelie was crying and had woken her up. Gerry checked on Amelie, who settled quickly, and we let Madeleine jump into bed with us."

That is it! Unbelievable! Nothing about what time they got back that night? Nothing about the quiz, Gerry flirting,  or 6 rapid phone calls from her and then reported crying. Who said this book was written as their defence in a court of law? Say nothing, answer nothing that could incriminate you.

Monday 30 April 2007

The suggestion of ice-creams soon brought smiles to three little faces. The children and I sat down on a bench and Gerry went off to fetch them. The shop was only about 25 feet away, yet when he called to me asking me to give him a hand with the five ice-creams he was paying for, I was momentarily torn. Would the children be OK on the bench while I nipped over? I hurried across, watching them all the time. (Madeleine)

There's no words 

[Benice]

Madeleine No Stone left unturned book about Tuesday night. The night Pamela Fenn heard Maddy crying.

"Only two minor aspects of that evening stand out as differing from the norm. The first was that Russell didn’t join us for dinner. Evie wasn’t well so he stayed with their girls in the apartment and Jane took his meal to him there. The second was that some time in the early hours Madeleine came through to our bedroom, complaining that Amelie was crying and had woken her up. Gerry checked on Amelie, who settled quickly, and we let Madeleine jump into bed with us."

That is it! Unbelievable! Nothing about what time they got back that night? Nothing about the quiz, Gerry flirting,  or 6 rapid phone calls from her and then reported crying. Who said this book was written as their defence in a court of law? Say nothing, answer nothing that could incriminate you.

Monday 30 April 2007

The suggestion of ice-creams soon brought smiles to three little faces. The children and I sat down on a bench and Gerry went off to fetch them. The shop was only about 25 feet away, yet when he called to me asking me to give him a hand with the five ice-creams he was paying for, I was momentarily torn. Would the children be OK on the bench while I nipped over? I hurried across, watching them all the time. (Madeleine)

There's no words 

Another example of criticising another person for not doing what you would have done - or what you think they should have done.     

Unbelievable as it may seem  - Kate decided to write her book based on her point of view and her knowledge of what happened  -  not on what other people - who weren't there - have decided happened and their points of view.     How very inconsiderate of her.

[pathfinder73]

Another example of criticising another person for not doing what you would have done - or what you think they should have done.     

Unbelievable as it may seem  - Kate decided to write her book based on her point of view and her knowledge of what happened  -  not on what other people - who weren't there - have decided happened and their points of view.     How very inconsiderate of her.

There's nothing in it about what they did on Tuesday night. That was quiz night when Gerry asked the girl to join their table. What time they got back? They don't want to reveal anything about that night in the leaving no stone unturned book.

[Benice]

There's nothing in it about what they did on Tuesday night. That was quiz night when Gerry asked the girl to join their table. What time they got back? They don't want to reveal anything about that night in the leaving no stone unturned book.

If Kate had put every tiny detail that some sceptics have decided should be in her book - it would be a set of volumes.    It was her book to write how she wanted to write it.     If people don't like that  - then that's nobody's problem but theirs. 

[pathfinder73]

If Kate had put every tiny detail that some sceptics have decided should be in her book - it would be a set of volumes.    It was her book to write how she wanted to write it.     If people don't like that  - then that's nobody's problem but theirs.

You may find out why.

[Benice]

You may find out why.

If I was a conspiracy theorist I might agree.    But I'm not.

[Brietta]

If Kate had put every tiny detail that some sceptics have decided should be in her book - it would be a set of volumes.    It was her book to write how she wanted to write it.     If people don't like that  - then that's nobody's problem but theirs.

Certainly no-one needed to issue a libel writ against her in relation to any of the content of her book.