Maddie cops pursue mysterious woman in purple?

[John]

If Luisa is yet another innocent caught up in this bloody awful charade she will be horrified and rightly so.  So what if she wore purple, is it a crime now?

[sadie]

You'd be unlikely to go through a supermarket in 10 minutes.

It's only a fairly small place, you know and at that time of night, my bet is that it was almost empty; straight thru th check out.

I often nip out later to pick up some milk or a loaf, but for a decent shop, as you say, i usually take a lot longer.

[Carana]

If Luisa is yet another innocent caught up in this bloody awful charade she will be horrified and rightly so.  So what if she wore purple, is it a crime now?

Yes, John. Anyone who may have worn anything from a dark pink to purple is the latest "critical lead". Whether they did or not. Do keep up. ;)

[John]

Yes, John. Anyone who may have worn anything from a dark pink to purple is the latest "critical lead". Whether they did or not. Do keep up. ;)

Grasping at very tenuous straws comes to mind.  For SY to disregard the very strong evidence that the child walked out of the apartment that night is in my opinion tantamount to unmitigated incompetence.

[Mr Gray]

Grasping at very tenuous straws comes to mind.  For SY to disregard the very strong evidence that the child walked out of the apartment that night is in my opinion tantamount to unmitigated incompetence.

It was the Portuguese final report that made it clear that woke and wandered was highly unlikely...as you have repeatedly pointed out it is highly likely they have more information than has been released

[Mr Gray]

The reason her name is in the public domain is as a direct result of the Portuguese decision to release the files to the public. I don't really see the reason or benefit for doing this

[Robittybob1]

The reason her name is in the public domain is as a direct result of the Portuguese decision to release the files to the public. I don't really see the reason or benefit for doing this

That is a really important point - one of your best.

[G-Unit]

The reason her name is in the public domain is as a direct result of the Portuguese decision to release the files to the public. I don't really see the reason or benefit for doing this

1. They didn't release the files to the public, Duarte Levy did.
2. The cause of her name being in the public domain is Heriberto Janosch Gonzalez and the Express.

 

[Robittybob1]

1. They didn't release the files to the public, Duarte Levy did.
2. The cause of her name being in the public domain is Heriberto Janosch Gonzalez and the Express.

Who was Duarte Levy again?  I know Heriberto.

[Mr Gray]

1. They didn't release the files to the public, Duarte Levy did.
2. The cause of her name being in the public domain is Heriberto Janosch Gonzalez and the Express.

By releasing the files to journalists they were bound to get into the public domain
Why on earth release files to the press.. they are not the most ethical people
Totally ridiculous

[Lace]

Yes, John. Anyone who may have worn anything from a dark pink to purple is the latest "critical lead". Whether they did or not. Do keep up. ;)

The thing I would have noticed about her was that she had on a white skirt!!   Surely that would stick out a mile.

[slartibartfast]

By releasing the files to journalists they were bound to get into the public domain
Why on earth release files to the press.. they are not the most ethical people
Totally ridiculous

It’s an outcome of having an open justice system.

[Mr Gray]

It’s an outcome of having an open justice system.

I don't see how that adds to anything
It leads to people being unfairly accused by people playing armchair detective....as has happened in this case
Therefore the naming of this lady would be the price to pay for a more so called open justice system

[stephen25000]

I don't see how that adds to anything
It leads to people being unfairly accused by people playing armchair detective....as has happened in this case
Therefore the naming of this lady would be the price to pay for a more so called open justice system

Who gave her name to the press, and did so, not knowing the facts.

As to police services releasing information to the press, hardly unique to the Portuguese.

[Mr Gray]

Who gave her name to the press, and did so, not knowing the facts.

As to police services releasing information to the press, hardly unique to the Portuguese.

AFAIAC the police files should not have been in the public domain.....I don't know another country that does this... do you