Gonçalo Amaral confirms he will appeal the damages decision to higher Court.

[Angelo222]

So what do you actually have now...nothing

There is more than enough at the moment to bring criminal conspiracy charges against certain individuals and organisations. Watch this space Dave.

[Alfred R Jones]

I would say it was an attempt to pervert the course of justice at the very least and could very well include bribery of a public official.  There will be other criminal violations if one digs deep enough and could include conspiracy.

I intend to find out who knew what and more importantly, who was giving Metodo 3 their orders and authorising payments to Correia.

How do you intend to do that?

[Alfred R Jones]

There is more than enough at the moment to bring criminal conspiracy charges against certain individuals and organisations. Watch this space Dave.

Would you care to elucidate?

[Angelo222]

Would you care to elucidate?

Nope

[Mr Gray]

There is more than enough at the moment to bring criminal conspiracy charges against certain individuals and organisations. Watch this space Dave.

sorry but you are posting rubbish...criminal conspiracy charges against who?...has it not occurred to you that if there was ANY truth in what you say amaral would have done it

[Alfred R Jones]

Nope

[Alfred R Jones]

sorry but you are posting rubbish...criminal conspiracy charges against who?...has it not occurred to you that if there was ANY truth in what you say amaral would have done it

Don't worry, Inspector Angelo's on the case.

[stephen25000]

sorry but you are posting rubbish...criminal conspiracy charges against who?...has it not occurred to you that if there was ANY truth in what you say amaral would have done it

Try the connection, and they are linked.

The so called psychic Correia, who said Madeleine's body was at the bottom of a lake.

Metardo3 who were essentially  useless and whose employees had criminal convictions for industrial espionage.

and the mccanns, who employed both.

[pegasus]

£32,867 and no sign of slowing down (despite being blanked by the cowardly press).
Soon the gofundme should reach £33,333.
That's a third of the way to raising £100,000
Wouldn't it be great if the ordinary British public, fighting for integrity, could raise £100,001 and beat the £100,000 what just one of the multi-millionaires reportedly offered the other side for legal expenses.
That would be better than any balloon race / rugby match, if the GBP with their fivers and tenners can stick their fingers up at and beat the multi-millionaires.

[Angelo222]

sorry but you are posting rubbish...criminal conspiracy charges against who?...has it not occurred to you that if there was ANY truth in what you say amaral would have done it

Amaral was prevented from doing it or hadn't you noticed?

[Alfred R Jones]

£32,867 and no sign of slowing down (despite being blanked by the cowardly press).
Soon the gofundme should reach £33,333.
That's a third of the way to raising £100,000
Wouldn't it be great if the ordinary British public, fighting for integrity, could raise £100,001 and beat the £100,000 what just one of the multi-millionaires reportedly offered the other side for legal expenses.
That would be better than any balloon race / rugby match, if the GBP with their fivers and tenners can stick their fingers up at and beat the multi-millionaires.

I think it's fair to say that the fund IS showing signs of slowing down, but if you want to speed things up why not devote some time and effort to bombarding the UK and Portuguese press with press release about it?  The're sure to bite eventually...

[Alfred R Jones]

Incidentally, the Sun were supposedly straining at the leash to interview Leanne once the fund hit target - what happened there...?

[Mr Gray]

Amaral was prevented from doing it or hadn't you noticed?

Cite....because he didn't have any evidence no doubt

[Admin]

Brits take Maddie cop appeal fund to almost €46,000



June 26, 2015



In an amazing outpouring of support, British people donating to an online appeal have raised almost €46,000 to help former Portuguese detective Gonçalo Amaral stand his corner against the parents of Madeleine McCann.

As newspapers have reported throughout the world, Amaral has been slapped with a €600,000 bill for the pain and anguish his book ‘The Truth of the Lie’ caused Madeleine’s parents, Kate and Gerry.

In a poignant interview with Portuguese magazine Nova Gente, Amaral explained how the only thing keeping him alive since the verdict that went against him was his heart.

“My life is gone,” he said.

But he hadn’t bargained on the sheer volume of support, waiting to be rallied to his cause by a 22-year-old single mum from Birmingham, who was only 14 when Madeleine went missing from apartment 5a in the Ocean Club, in Praia da Luz.

In six whirlwind weeks, almost 2,000 people have dug into their pockets, some again and again with tiny amounts, others occasionally with lump sums of £1000 at a time.

As we clocked off for the weekend, the fund was one person short of 2,000, with the amount collected standing at £32,675.

Leanne Baulch, the young woman behind the initiative, was “amazed”.

“I never imagined we would get this far,” she told us.

The money now will all be ploughed into Amaral fighting his appeal, lodged earlier this month, and likely to cost “at least £40,000”, explained Ms Baulch.

The long-running civil court case was lodged against Amaral by the McCanns in 2009 after he wrote his book explaining the theory that Madeleine had not been abducted at all.

natasha.donn@algarveresident.com

http://portugalresident.com/brits-take-maddie-cop-appeal-fund-to-almost-%E2%82%AC46000

[faithlilly]

Brits take Maddie cop appeal fund to almost €46,000



June 26, 2015



In an amazing outpouring of support, British people donating to an online appeal have raised almost €46,000 to help former Portuguese detective Gonçalo Amaral stand his corner against the parents of Madeleine McCann.

As newspapers have reported throughout the world, Amaral has been slapped with a €600,000 bill for the pain and anguish his book ‘The Truth of the Lie’ caused Madeleine’s parents, Kate and Gerry.

In a poignant interview with Portuguese magazine Nova Gente, Amaral explained how the only thing keeping him alive since the verdict that went against him was his heart.

“My life is gone,” he said.

But he hadn’t bargained on the sheer volume of support, waiting to be rallied to his cause by a 22-year-old single mum from Birmingham, who was only 14 when Madeleine went missing from apartment 5a in the Ocean Club, in Praia da Luz.

In six whirlwind weeks, almost 2,000 people have dug into their pockets, some again and again with tiny amounts, others occasionally with lump sums of £1000 at a time.

As we clocked off for the weekend, the fund was one person short of 2,000, with the amount collected standing at £32,675.

Leanne Baulch, the young woman behind the initiative, was “amazed”.

“I never imagined we would get this far,” she told us.

The money now will all be ploughed into Amaral fighting his appeal, lodged earlier this month, and likely to cost “at least £40,000”, explained Ms Baulch.

The long-running civil court case was lodged against Amaral by the McCanns in 2009 after he wrote his book explaining the theory that Madeleine had not been abducted at all.

natasha.donn@algarveresident.com

http://portugalresident.com/brits-take-maddie-cop-appeal-fund-to-almost-%E2%82%AC46000

And not a mention of the T word !