Amaral and the dogs

[mercury]

Not just because?

Ian Horrocks made reference to the irrelevant behaviour of the dogs ....

Well, Im sure you loved and agreed with his "comments", whoever this is
If sniffer dogs "behaviour" was "irrelevant" they would not be used in the first place

[ferryman]

Well, Im sure you loved and agreed with his "comments", whoever this is
If sniffer dogs "behaviour" was "irrelevant" they would not be used in the first place

As a generic statement, that is, of course, untrue.

With specific reference to PdL and the McCanns, it's fair to say that if the dogs had been deployed properly, the McCanns might never have been made arguidos.

Admittedly, with a loose cannon like Amaral, that can't be said certainly. 

Amaral might have found some other pretext or excuse ....

[mercury]

As a generic statement, that is, of course, untrue.

With specific reference to PdL and the McCanns, it's fair to say that if the dogs had been deployed properly, the McCanns might never have been made arguidos.

Admittedly, with a loose cannon like Amaral, that can't be said certainly. 

Amaral might have found some other pretext or excuse ....

So do tell where Mr Grime was incompetent, or rather don't, as we have heard  it all before and without a shred of evidence

Amaral and his team could say or suggest or surmise whatever they thought, but it wasn't up to them if the Mccanns were made arguidos

[mercury]

So, police DO change the  course in an investigation from missing when dogs are brought in, silly UK police hey? Its only the Portuguese who are supposed to do that!

He was questioned as a witness in a missing person case, a status that changed when sniffer dogs indicated that a body had been in Pacteau’s car. DNA samples taken from his apartment showed traces of Ms Buckley’s blood.

http://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/he-robbed-us-of-our-beautiful-daughter-and-sister-buckley-family-issue-statement-690536.html

[pegasus]

@Anna This image you posted is interesting. Did you only brighten it, and nothing else? 

[Mr Gray]

Well, Im sure you loved and agreed with his "comments", whoever this is
If sniffer dogs "behaviour" was "irrelevant" they would not be used in the first place

The dogs are used to find evidence and they are very good at it. In this case the dogs found no evidence

[stephen25000]

The dogs are used to find evidence and they are very good at it. In this case the dogs found no evidence

Rollocks.

The dogs alerted.

Forensic results were inconclusive.

[Mr Gray]

Rollocks.

The dogs alerted.

Forensic results were inconclusive.

the dogs found no evidence...fact

[stephen25000]

A message for members  of this Forum who do not believe that cadaver dogs have been tested on recently dead individuals

http://www.pawsoflife.org/Library/HRD/Oesterhelweg%201998.pdf

'' Both men (A and B)
had publicly collapsed and died despite comprehensive resuscitative efforts. At
the start of our investigation, the postmortem interval for both men (A and B)
was measured at 110 and 120 min, respectively''

[stephen25000]

the dogs found no evidence...fact

Rubbish.

The forensics were inconclusive.

[stephen25000]

"He was questioned as a witness in a missing person case, a status that changed when sniffer dogs indicated that a body had been in Pacteau's car."

http://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/he-robbed-us-of-our-beautiful-daughter-and-sister-buckley-family-issue-statement-690536.html

[Mr Gray]

Rubbish.

The forensics were inconclusive.

the dogs found no evidence

[stephen25000]

the dogs found no evidence

Evidence YES.

Forensics were inconclusive.

Now which group of people messed up the crime scene before the police got there ?

[Mr Gray]

Evidence YES.

Forensics were inconclusive.

Now which group of people messed up the crime scene before the police got there ?

the dogs found no evidence

[stephen25000]

the dogs found no evidence

The dogs alerted, that is evidence.

Now if the dogs hadn't alerted...............................