At last! Scotland Yard look on as PJ interview 4 suspects in Maddie case.

[Mr Gray]

I seem to recall it was stated, they were back to square one.

stated by who....an anonymous statement has no validity

[Mr Gray]

No, what you really mean, is that any diversion provides a means for SY  blaming the PJ for the case going nowhere.

Has it ever occurred to you that the PJ know what they are doing, and that they have already excluded these people from the investigation ?

Tell me one simple thing, would you accept it was OK if , in a reverse case, the PJ wished to organize and oversee a CRIMINAL case in the UK ?

Would any UK force accept that, let alone the government ?

It's a very simple question.

Seems like you are wrong yet again...

The Judicial Police has rejected a joint investigation with Scotland Yard to the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, but the British police is "cautiously optimistic" to proceed with due diligence in Portugal soon, said Deputy Assistant Commissioner, Martin Hewitt.

 "The ideal would be a joint investigation, but the Portuguese police does not consider it necessary," said today in a meeting with reporters.

 Hewitt ensured being "normal inside the European structure" such joint investigations and said remember "three or four examples" in the UK, between the British police and foreign police forces.

[misty]

There hasn't been any information from either the Met or the PJ regarding the people who were questioned as witnesses - the ones legally obliged to answer questions put to them - but whose identity remains unknown.

[bros]

September will start with 4 new suspects on top of already 3 identified. =7 arguidos total for time being.


What is still unknown is how many are about to become suspects in UK. I bet at least 1 Briton will be picked up in Portugal.

[sadie]

September will start with 4 new suspects on top of already 3 identified. =7 arguidos total for time being.


What is still unknown is how many are about to become suspects in UK. I bet at least 1 Briton will be picked up in Portugal.

That's my bet too.

Well maybe not in Portugal, but at least one Brit will be picked up, I think

[misty]

September will start with 4 new suspects on top of already 3 identified. =7 arguidos total for time being.


What is still unknown is how many are about to become suspects in UK. I bet at least 1 Briton will be picked up in Portugal.

It bothers me somewhat that the intelligent arguido has apparently been declared by certain press as being "no longer under suspicion".
 It bothers me somewhat that a schizophrenic, a 16 year old & a man suffering with lung disease or brain tumour (take your pick) could possibly have carried out one of the crimes of the century.
It bothers me a lot that we are about to be sold a very dubious & unsatisfactory version of what happened that night with no chance whatsoever of discovering the whereabouts of Madeleine.
Cue the final curtain.
 

[Brietta]

It bothers me somewhat that the intelligent arguido has apparently been declared by certain press as being "no longer under suspicion".
 It bothers me somewhat that a schizophrenic, a 16 year old & a man suffering with lung disease or brain tumour (take your pick) could possibly have carried out one of the crimes of the century.
It bothers me a lot that we are about to be sold a very dubious & unsatisfactory version of what happened that night with no chance whatsoever of discovering the whereabouts of Madeleine.
Cue the final curtain.

The perpetrator/s will not have been sitting still for the last seven years.

While the eyes of the world have been conveniently directed elsewhere; whoever is responsible will have had seven years without let or hinderance to have worked on their narrative of events; they will have swept all traces of their actions into oblivion; and only if the worst comes to the worst will a convenient 'fall guy' appear.
I think Euclides may have been the original choice.

As to the "no longer under suspicion" declaration; I seem to have missed the 'official' announcement about that.

[jassi]

The perpetrator/s will not have been sitting still for the last seven years.

While the eyes of the world have been conveniently directed elsewhere; whoever is responsible will have had seven years without let or hinderance to have worked on their narrative of events; they will have swept all traces of their actions into oblivion; and only if the worst comes to the worst will a convenient 'fall guy' appear.
I think Euclides may have been the original choice.

As to the "no longer under suspicion" declaration; I seem to have missed the 'official' announcement about that.

At least they will have done their best to do so.

[John]

Impossible to guess but here goes anyway.
If that suspicious conversation story reported in PT press is true, maybe SY have identified its location?
Or maybe the posters that SY put up in PDL in July, showing the two photofits, and worded in both english and portuguese, with a number to call, produced some calls?

One name will have been out forward without doubt but excluded as he is no longer a suspect or a person of interest apparently.

[John]

When all is done and dusted who would hazard a bet that it will come down to this...the dead man wot done it?

[Wonderfulspam]

One name will have been out forward without doubt but excluded as he is no longer a suspect or a person of interest apparently.

I doubt Mr Malinka is a pauper, if he had anything to hide I reckon he would have skipped the country when they made him a suspect previously.

Remind me John, which of the former arguidos left PDL when they were made suspects?

[Brietta]

I doubt Mr Malinka is a pauper, if he had anything to hide I reckon he would have skipped the country when they made him a suspect previously.

Remind me John, which of the former arguidos left PDL when they were made suspects?

There are arguidos who areand were domicile in Portugal and who are Portuguese nationals.  There were arguidos who are domicile in Great Britain.

What was the point you were insinuating?

[Brietta]

When all is done and dusted who would hazard a bet that it will come down to this...the dead man wot done it?

IMO that might suit the PJ very well.  IMO I don't think that will be the 'solution' as far as the Met are concerned.

[Wonderfulspam]

There are arguidos who areand were domicile in Portugal and who are Portuguese nationals.  There were arguidos who are domicile in Great Britain.

What was the point you were insinuating?

I'm unsure as to how many people fled the country when they were made arguidos.

I know of 2 that did.

[Brietta]

I'm unsure as to how many people fled the country when they were made arguidos.

I know of 2 that did.

I don't know of any who fled the country: however your 'superior knowledge' is apparently a bit flawed since the latest batch of arguidos does not appear to include any of the original lot.