Looking at the forum for "control risks" or even "controlled risk":
1. This report was based upon a timeline analysis (the result of statements made to the PJ and to
Control Risk by 5 elements of the T9, by the client support service staff from Mark Warner and from other statements, a text having been compiled for an English analyst) and various chronogrammes of communications elaborated and presented to the British police who were in Portugal in cooperation with the PJ.
http://www.mccannpjfiles.co.uk/PJ/BRIGADE-OF-INFORMATION.htm2.
http://miscarriageofjustice.co/index.php?topic=10458.msg507832#msg507832 Quote from: G-Unit on December 20, 2018, 05:55:53 PM
Now why would a Risk Consultancy company be employing detectives?
By the Sunday evening, we found ourselves giving our statements again, this time to a couple of detectives from Control Risks [madeleine]
Why indeed? They are security consultants are they not ... maybe that would go some way to explaining it.
Brietta: "There were obvious concerns ... as Kate was to say in her book ... on their return the local police were concerned enough that they advised them on security.
Alarms had to be fitted to their home which were directly connected to the local police station. They were also given personal alarms.
The fence around their house was heightened and the windows fitted with blinds.
Security was obviously a very serious issue ... Control Risks ensured there were no bugging devices fitted either to the phone lines or the house."
3.
http://miscarriageofjustice.co/index.php?topic=10704.msg527120#msg527120Quote from: Cheeky Monkey on May 08, 2019, 07:47:36 PM
It's what Amaral said they told Control Risk Group that's the point. None of them mention anything about any key being left on any kitchen counter, even in their rotatory interviews, so no translation, get out on that one.
I've not seen the report from Control Risk but Amaral claims the police seen it.
Robittybob: "But as long as my memory isn't playing tricks on me, I think there is a photo of the key on the counter. Maybe Amaral thought that meant the key was there all the time. I have no idea how Amaral made his determination."