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stephen25000

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Re: Sunday Times claim that Smith e-fits had been suppressed for 5 years.
« Reply #795 on: October 31, 2013, 08:54:53 PM »
Exton ..we a re told..was head of Oakley, as was halligen   so they must have met and discussed ..

Kannedy can visit who he likes.....its none of your business

Kennedy was interfering with a witness.

A highly important point.

He had no business doing so.

That was the job of the police.


Aiofe

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Re: Sunday Times claim that Smith e-fits had been suppressed for 5 years.
« Reply #796 on: October 31, 2013, 08:55:43 PM »
Kennedy was interfering with a witness.

A highly important point.

He had no business doing so.

That was the job of the police.

What do you mean 'interfering with a witness'. That is not any type of criminal offence anywhere that I know of.

Offline Mr Gray

Re: Sunday Times claim that Smith e-fits had been suppressed for 5 years.
« Reply #797 on: October 31, 2013, 08:56:29 PM »
Kennedy was interfering with a witness.

A highly important point.

He had no business doing so.

That was the job of the police.

When was the visit

stephen25000

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Re: Sunday Times claim that Smith e-fits had been suppressed for 5 years.
« Reply #798 on: October 31, 2013, 08:57:52 PM »
What do you mean 'interfering with a witness'. That is not any type of criminal offence anywhere that I know of.

he had no business seeing him.

That's the job of a police.

As to interfering with a potential witness, look it up.

Offline Mr Gray

Re: Sunday Times claim that Smith e-fits had been suppressed for 5 years.
« Reply #799 on: October 31, 2013, 08:59:36 PM »
he had no business seeing him.

That's the job of a police.

As to interfering with a potential witness, look it up.

was the visit after the case was shelved

icabodcrane

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Re: Sunday Times claim that Smith e-fits had been suppressed for 5 years.
« Reply #800 on: October 31, 2013, 08:59:49 PM »
Exton ..we a re told..was head of Oakley, as was halligen   so they must have met and discussed ..

Kannedy can visit who he likes.....its none of your business

Halligen  'sub contracted'  the actual investigative work to Henri Exton  (  in other words,  Exton was employed by Halligen on a contract  )

As far as I am aware,  no-one has ever disputed that Exton was the  'real deal'  and that he was,  in fact,  the only genuine professional  'abduction'  expert  to have ever been used by the McCanns

In the end,  of course,  they rejected his expert findings  and buried his report because it didn't support  the story they were telling

Aiofe

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Re: Sunday Times claim that Smith e-fits had been suppressed for 5 years.
« Reply #801 on: October 31, 2013, 09:00:46 PM »
Halligen  'sub contracted'  the actual investigative work  Henri Exton  (  in other words,  Exton was employed by Halligen on a contract  )

As far as I am aware,  no-one has ever disputed that Exton was the  'real deal'  and that he was,  in fact,  the only genuine professional  'abduction'  expert  to have ever been used by the McCanns

In the end,  of course,  they rejected his expert findings  and buried his report because it didn't support  the story they were telling

At least you are guessing that is what they did. No proof it was not shared.

stephen25000

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Re: Sunday Times claim that Smith e-fits had been suppressed for 5 years.
« Reply #802 on: October 31, 2013, 09:00:59 PM »
was the visit after the case was closed

I have had this discussion already.

The case was SHELVED, not closed.

Redblossom

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Re: Sunday Times claim that Smith e-fits had been suppressed for 5 years.
« Reply #804 on: October 31, 2013, 09:01:29 PM »
Halligen  'sub contracted'  the actual investigative work  Henri Exton  (  in other words,  Exton was employed by Halligen on a contract  )

As far as I am aware,  no-one has ever disputed that Exton was the  'real deal'  and that he was,  in fact,  the only genuine professional  'abduction'  expert  to have ever been used by the McCanns

In the end,  of course,  they rejected his expert findings  and buried his report because it didn't support  the story they were telling

So ..in short... you have no evidence that Exton was head of...for MI5

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Redblossom

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Re: Sunday Times claim that Smith e-fits had been suppressed for 5 years.
« Reply #806 on: October 31, 2013, 09:06:48 PM »

 Whers the word VIST...It says Kennedy contacted him

not going to be dragged into minutae by you davel tonight, fact is, witnesses were pestered.....by someone working for the suspects at the time, how would that go down in this country?

Aiofe

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Re: Sunday Times claim that Smith e-fits had been suppressed for 5 years.
« Reply #807 on: October 31, 2013, 09:07:04 PM »
he had no business seeing him.

That's the job of a police.

As to interfering with a potential witness, look it up.

Which law was broken in which jurisdiction. AN Englishman approaches an Irishman in Ireland about an event in Portugal.

Which law was broken? Which Jurisdiction.

You look it up and provide a link (it does not exist because you have made it up). You made the claim, you justify it with support please.

Offline Mr Gray

Re: Sunday Times claim that Smith e-fits had been suppressed for 5 years.
« Reply #808 on: October 31, 2013, 09:08:51 PM »
not going to be dragged into minutae by you davel tonight, fact is, witnesses were pestered.....by someone working for the suspects at the time, how would that go down in this country?

Theers a massive difference between contacting and visiting...thanks for the info

Aiofe

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Re: Sunday Times claim that Smith e-fits had been suppressed for 5 years.
« Reply #809 on: October 31, 2013, 09:08:55 PM »
not going to be dragged into minutae by you davel tonight, fact is, witnesses were pestered.....by someone working for the suspects at the time, how would that go down in this country?

There is no law stopping defence lawyers employing private detectives to interview witnesses- unless you can produce a reference for such a non-existent law. The accused or suspected has an absolute right to seek evidence to defend themselves. They may not threaten or intimidate witnesses, but they may seek to question them.