Carlos Anjos: Release of e-fits "is very unprofessional"

[Luz]

Many of these "leaks" were garbled half-myths. To poinpoint just a few:

- The 14 bottles of wine (based only on a sheet for the entire evening in the restaurant in which T9 were not the only diners);

- Some rent-a-gob on Portuguese TV spouting about the group being "swingers" (the origin of that seems to have been a long-defunct UK forum, quite possibly the Mirror);

- "Tufts of hair" and "bodily fluids" in the non-existent wheel well (there were no "tufts" of hair, there were hair fragments found in the car, which could have come from anyone, and "bodily fluids" has no basis in verifiable fact aside from Keela freezing at a particular spot in the boot;

- "Confidential" manuals available only to law enforcement (they have all been freely available on the Internet... there is nothing confidential about them;

Some were total inventions, e.g.:

- A syringe found (there wasn't one).

One or two that do seem to be based on fact:

 - The "Why didn't you come..." story, but released when they were in Brussels campaigning for an alert system.

Funnily all of those were published by the UK rags.

Even the "swingers" story was propagated in Portugal in an interview by a person that one of the McCann apologists uses as signature. BARRA da COSTA.

This same ex-PJ wrote an introduction to the book of Aragão Correia (that psychic sort of novel????)

[Carana]

Funnily all of those were published by the UK rags.

Even the "swingers" story was propagated in Portugal in an interview by a person that one of the McCann apologists uses as signature. BARRA da COSTA.

This same ex-PJ wrote an introduction to the book of Aragão Correia (that psychic sort of novel????)

Whoever it was, why were rent-a-gobs repeating myths on Portuguese TV?

[Mr Gray]

Whoever it was, why were rent-a-gobs repeating myths on Portugues TV?

What a good post

[jassi]

Whoever it was, why were rent-a-gobs repeating myths on Portuguese TV?

I suppose once it was in print in UK, they felt free to do so.

[Luz]

What a good post

It was your tribe that promoted people like Barra da Costa and Aragão Correia. So now deal with it.


NOTE: My washer is not for rent.

[Carana]

Where was the balance in informing the public in Júlia's shows?

[Luz]

Where was the balance in informing the public in Júlia's shows?

Where is the balance in the Mirror, the Star, the DailyMail, the Telegrah, the Guardian, the BBC, an so on?!!!

[Carana]

It was your tribe that promoted people like Barra da Costa and Aragão Correia. So now deal with it.


NOTE: My washer is not for rent.

Ahhh, I only just realised what your avatar signified. A pink spin-dryer?

I thought it might have been the mythical freezer.

[Carana]

Where is the balance in the Mirror, the Star, the DailyMail, the Telegrah, the Guardian, the BBC, an so on?!!!

Where did the "leaks" repeated in the UK press originate?

[Carana]

If a police authority is trying to jog memories by publishing unnamed e-fits... what is unprofessional?

[Carana]

Back to the title of this thread: what's unprofessional about a police force appealing to the public for witnesses?

[AnneGuedes]

I suppose once it was in print in UK, they felt free to do so.

Exactly. They waited until late in the night to see the titles of the (UK) tabloids in the news...

[Carana]

Exactly. They waited until late in the night to see the titles of the (UK) tabloids in the news...

Anne... seriously. LOL

[AnneGuedes]

Anne... seriously. LOL

They said it in court !

[Carana]

They said it in court !

Concerning what, exactly?