Goncalo Amaral.

[Venturi Swirl]

People seem to think Kate McCann is so stupid that she would lie about things that others including the police would instantly know were a lie and which could be used against her to prove she was a liar.  I don’t think some people rely too heavily on thinking things through properly, but prefer just to sling mud and innuendo and hope some of it sticks.

[faithlilly]

Think about it logically. What sanction would Kate face if she was found out to be a liar about the note ? She had already admitted in her book that she had lied when it was unavoidable so it obviously doesn’t matter to her being thought a liar and another lie wouldn’t be too much of a surprise...would it ?

[Lace]

As I said Amaral may not have seen the note so wouldn’t know the truth of Kate’s claim.

You can’t even prove that the parents had access to any more files than journalist so please give it up....and no conspiracy, that takes at least two people. I have never heard anyone else claim that there was a note...only Kate.

I posted a link where it said the McCann's and their lawyers had 20,000 pages how many did the journalists have?

The receptionist was interviewed -  https://themaddiecasefiles.com/mark-warner-ocean-club-staff-statements-t9-s50.html#p186

She wrote it in a book,  so where in the Police files is the book?

[Venturi Swirl]

Some people just cannot think logically imo.  Of course Kate would not be sanctioned for lying about the note, but it would immediately signal to the authorities that she was a bare faced liar, something I would have thought anyone who had once been a suspect in their child’s disappearance and who was making strenuous efforts to have the case reviewed would think twice about doing.  And yet some people actually believe Kate’s book is simply chock full of such easily found-out lies.  Why would she risk drawing such unwelcome attention back to herself, having already escaped the long arm of the law once?  It makes no sense to me.

[Venturi Swirl]

Think about this too....

Three different police forces have spent 7 odd years investigating, wasted in excess of twelve million quid & they still haven't proven the McCanns didn't do it.

That’s not the aim of these three police forces, in case you weren’t aware.

[Lace]

Of course the receptionist was interviewed; on 8th May. Strangely, there are no Tapas booking forms for the Sunday or Monday evenings, nor is their absence remarked on.

All the missing pages are missing for a reason. If there was a note it doesn't seem to be missing for any of the stated reasons.

The receptionist wrote a note inside the book at reception,  so it is the book that needs to be missing from the Police files.

[The General]

The receptionist wrote a note inside the book at reception,  so it is the book that needs to be missing from the Police files.

According to Kate, the admitted liar. She's a liar, so everything she states is tainted (invoking Gonzo's Law).

[Brietta]

Think about it logically. What sanction would Kate face if she was found out to be a liar about the note ? She had already admitted in her book that she had lied when it was unavoidable so it obviously doesn’t matter to her being thought a liar and another lie wouldn’t be too much of a surprise...would it ?

I've asked for a cite (quote) in context for this once already.  Any chance of having one - particularly the context.
Thank you, in anticipation.

[Venturi Swirl]

According to Kate, the admitted liar. She's a liar, so everything she states is tainted (invoking Gonzo's Law).

Has Gonzo ever admitted to telling a lie?  Doubtful.

[Robittybob1]

I've asked for a cite (quote) in context for this once already.  Any chance of having one - particularly the context.
Thank you, in anticipation.

it was to do with the reason she (Kate) gave for canceling the trip to Huelva.  This was discussed before, possibly 2 years ago now.  Kate explains her reasons in her book.

[Mr Gray]

According to Kate, the admitted liar. She's a liar, so everything she states is tainted (invoking Gonzo's Law).

It's of no importance of a small group of sceptics on the net believe it's what the investigators believe

[The General]

It's of no importance of a small group of sceptics on the net believe it's what the investigators believe

Says the man with 3 million posts.

[Mr Gray]

Says the man with 3 million posts.

What makes you think any discussion here is important..... we're just like a group of people in a virtual pub putting the world to right

[The General]

What makes you think any discussion here is important..... we're just like a group of people in a virtual pub putting the world to right

I do agree, this is all irrelevant. When you consider that my input is as irrelevant as it gets, then it sort of puts it in to context and makes me question my life choices.

You're in a very reflective mood tonight our kid. Need a chat? Have you got any Jameson's?

[Brietta]

it was to do with the reason she (Kate) gave for canceling the trip to Huelva.  This was discussed before, possibly 2 years ago now.  Kate explains her reasons in her book.

Thanks, Rob, I knew that.  Hence the request for context.