Should the Germans Have Dropped Their Investigation By Now?

[misty]

If he's convicted in France, does the sentence run concurrent, where does he do his time ?

The extradition period runs for 8 months, which is presumably enough to conduct the trial in France. After that, I presume he'll be returned to Germany where he's already serving life.

[barrier]

How did a German TV station know in 2019 that SY wanted to question Ney about Madeleine?

According to this they asked the PJ to look at him.


Scotland Yard officers involved in Operation Grange, the investigation into Madeleine’s disappearance being run separately from the one in Portugal led by officers based in the northern city of Porto, are understood to have asked the PJ to look at him after receiving a new tip.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/madeleine-mccann-child-killer-martin-15003287

[G-Unit]

If he's convicted in France, does the sentence run concurrent, where does he do his time ?

He's supposed to be serving life in Germany. They may have allowed France to take him for questioning, but the French will have to make sure they keep him safe and return him if the Germans want him back.

[Robittybob1]

The kicker for me is leaving the door open so they didn’t have to walk a few extra yards. As a betrayal of their parental duty it’s right up there.

How did the rest of the group react to that?   Did they just ignore it?

[Mr Gray]

How did the rest of the group react to that?   Did they just ignore it?

Do you not realise this is totally off topic

[G-Unit]

I’ve no idea but the were right were they not?

Were they?

[Robittybob1]

Do you not realise this is totally off topic

At least I quoted Faithlilly. So you know what I'm talking about.

[Mr Gray]

At least I quoted Faithlilly. So you know what I'm talking about.

It's still off topic. I didn't quote Eleanor because Eleanor has shown that talk of abuse upsets her

[jassi]

How did the rest of the group react to that?   Did they just ignore it?

Interesting question.
I don't recall any of the group subsequently criticising the McCanns for their actions, so presumably they were OK with the children being left alone.

[Eleanor]

It's still off topic. I didn't quote Eleanor because Eleanor has shown that talk of abuse upsets her

Indeed it does. So don't go there.  Because I am not having it.

Just so's you all know.

[Venturi Swirl]

Were they?

Maybe.  I guess we’ll find out eventually.

[Eleanor]

It's still off topic. I didn't quote Eleanor because Eleanor has shown that talk of abuse upsets her

Actually, if you will excuse me.  Talk of abuse isn't the point.  It is the gratuitous desire to do so that is offensive.  And that is what I am not having.

[kizzy]

Almost twice the journey and the front door was almost pitch back.  The light outside was broken. 
No wonder it woke the children trying to get an unfamiliar key in an unfamiliar keyhole in the pitch blackness.  Ever tried it?  All the other flats had front doors off a well lit hallway

and the front door was almost pitch back.  The light outside was broken.



This is one of the reasons I think the German investigation is going nowhere.

Why would CB mess around using a window with shutters if he had been watching -

He would know the front door nearest to Maddie bed led into the car park in complete darkness

Being a burglar a quick exit would obviously be priority using the door not a narrow window imo

[The General]

and the front door was almost pitch back.  The light outside was broken.



This is one of the reasons I think the German investigation is going nowhere.

Why would CB mess around using a window with shutters if he had been watching -

He would know the front door nearest to Maddie bed led into the car park in complete darkness

Being a burglar a quick exit would obviously be priority using the door not a narrow window imo

Which would look more suspicious to a passer by, breaking in through a window or a door?If challenged you could come up with a plausible excuse for wrestling with the door; the window, not so much.
Besides, he could have simply popped in through the patio door that wasn't open, but then was left unlocked.

[Anthro]

Which would look more suspicious to a passer by, breaking in through a window or a door?If challenged you could come up with a plausible excuse for wrestling with the door; the window, not so much.
Besides, he could have simply popped in through the patio door that wasn't open, but then was left unlocked.

The window could’ve also been used to pass Madeleine to a person outside 5A?