Wandering Off Topic

[Mr Gray]

We all know there's no such thing as a perfect police force, but some people do seem determined to highlight any inadequacies in Portugal's policing at every available opportunity. Perhaps it's time to stop doing that.

Why.... The inadequacies are very relevant to the case

[Mr Gray]

If this is PJ bashing  for the sake of it to show that the McCanns were treated badly then I would like to introduce to you...Jean Charles da Silva e de Menezes- on a train...

If the PJ had killed an innocent man I'm sure the proven facts, would show he wasn't innocent..

[barrier]

Why.... The inadequacies are very relevant to the case

If SY fail what would that make their investigation?

[Miss Taken Identity]

Why.... The inadequacies are very relevant to the case

Are you implying SY will shoot whom they think is a suspect? If going by what you say there is relevence?

[Miss Taken Identity]

If SY fail what would that make their investigation?

To supporters it would mean the Parents are innocent...

To everyone else. a fail.

[G-Unit]

Why.... The inadequacies are very relevant to the case

The only inadequacies which are relevant to the Madeleine McCann case are those allegedly connected to the case. It's possible to destroy police force's reputation quite easily; the Metropolitan Police included, but it doesn't follow that they messed up in their cases. In my opinion people continually throw mud at the Portuguese police in the hope that some of it will stick.

[Mr Gray]

The only inadequacies which are relevant to the Madeleine McCann case are those allegedly connected to the case. It's possible to destroy police force's reputation quite easily; the Metropolitan Police included, but it doesn't follow that they messed up in their cases. In my opinion people continually throw mud at the Portuguese police in the hope that some of it will stick.

could you give us an example...a cite. Its beyond doubt amaral and the fitst investigation misunderstood the evidence...amaral claimed he could prove maddie died in the apartmrnt.......which gave them little chance of solving the case

[Sunny]

could you give us an example...a cite. Its beyond doubt amaral and the fitst investigation misunderstood the evidence...amaral claimed he could prove maddie died in the apartmrnt.......which gave them little chance of solving the case

The story posted a page of so back by Lace covers that cite IMO.

[Mr Gray]

The story posted a page of so back by Lace covers that cite IMO.

a proper link should be provided...or are cites only important when requested from supporters

[Sunny]

a proper link should be provided...or are cites only important when requested from supporters

Apologies it was misty who posted. Here is the link
http://miscarriageofjustice.co/index.php?topic=7060.msg498363#msg498363

[ShiningInLuz]

Why.... The inadequacies are very relevant to the case

Errors and/or inadequacies in the investigation are highly relevant.

So it's a dreadful shame that these are being drowned out in a sea of GNR/PJ bashing.

[Alice Purjorick]

could you give us an example...a cite. Its beyond doubt amaral and the fitst investigation misunderstood the evidence...amaral claimed he could prove maddie died in the apartmrnt.......which gave them little chance of solving the case

Was that during the investigation when he was part of it?
If so you had better provide a cite or state it is your unsubstantiated opinion. One or the other will do.
What happened after he was awarded his D.C.M is irrelevant.

[faithlilly]

From RT.com

‘Police have been blasted over what some see as a misuse of resources.

“These figures bear out what we’ve been saying: that police are wasting more and more time investigating people for comments online that are offensive but not criminal,” Jodie Ginsberg, chief executive of Index on Censorship, told the Times.

[Nicholas]

From RT.com

‘Police have been blasted over what some see as a misuse of resources.

“These figures bear out what we’ve been saying: that police are wasting more and more time investigating people for comments online that are offensive but not criminal,” Jodie Ginsberg, chief executive of Index on Censorship, told the Times.

"Stephen Kavanagh of the National Police Chiefs Council (NPCC) defended the figures, saying officers have been working to keep up with the “changing nature of harm in our society.”

https://www.rt.com/uk/406467-hate-crime-twitter-troll/

[Nicholas]

People spend too much time online, often devouring fake and biased items. They grow hateful of each other rather than closer in understanding
http://www.pewinternet.org/2018/04/17/concerns-about-the-future-of-peoples-well-being/