Método 3, Marcos Aragão Correia and the campaign to discredit Gonçalo Amaral.

[misty]

http://miscarriageofjustice.co/index.php?topic=1162.0

A reminder that Amaral did appeal his conviction  - and lost.

[stephen25000]

For certain people ignorance of the facts is a bye-word in their defense of the McCann's.

The Ciprianos had confessed prior to the so called 'torture'.

Yet some would like to state night is day, no matter what.

[Mr Gray]

For certain people ignorance of the facts is a bye-word in their defense of the McCann's.

The Ciprianos had confessed prior to the so called 'torture'.

Yet some would like to state night is day, no matter what.

One of the three judges found her not guilty so it is not unreasonable for anyone here to question the verdict
That is a fact
You accuse others of ignorance whereas I would say it is you who is ignorant of the facts

[stephen25000]

More toys being thrown out of the pram.

Now there's a surprise.

[Angelo222]

More toys being thrown out of the pram.

Now there's a surprise.

There is a board dedicated to the Cipriano case so I don't propose to add further here other than to add that both Leonor and John Cipriano confessed to the killing of Joanna both prior to and some years after their trial. The assaults they sustained during the early days of the investigation have no relevance to those confessions.

They were both tried in a court of law and found guilty of murder. Their appeals were subsequently denied.

As for Correia, the subject of this topic, he is keeping his head down in his native Madeira.

[Mr Gray]

More toys being thrown out of the pram.

Now there's a surprise.

No surprise that you can only post another goading reply devoid of any facts
Reported for goading

[Mr Gray]

There is a board dedicated to the Cipriano case so I don't propose to add further here other than to add that both Leonor and John Cipriano confessed to the killing of Joanna both prior to and some years after their trial. The assaults they sustained during the early days of the investigation have no relevance to those confessions.

They were both tried in a court of law and found guilty of murder. Their appeals were subsequently denied.

As for Correia, the subject of this topic, he is keeping his head down in his native Madeira.

Convicted on a 2 to one majority so there is certainly room to question the verdict

[jassi]

You can't always expect a 3-nil result. That's why they have an uneven number of judges - to allow for disagreement.

[sadie]

So what happened first?  Amaral attempted to pervert the course of justice long before Madeleine McCann ever went missing.

This was seriously a bad one.  That man should never have been anywhere near The McCann Affair.  Or do you think that any old corrupt policeman will do in the absence of anyone better?

We have proof that Amaral attempted to pervert the course of justice long before Madeleine went missing.  He was proven in court to have falsified documents presented to the Courts at Leonors trial.  These were to do with the torture of Leonor Cipriano, and could have affected the outcome of Leonor and Joaos trial.   He was given an 18 month suspended sentence.

He committed the crime in 2005 and later was actually made an arguido for that crime on the very day that Madeleine went missing.

This was a seriously bad crime as Eleanor points out

[stephen25000]

We have proof that Amaral attempted to pervert the course of justice long before Madeleine went missing.  He was proven in court to have falsified documents presented to the Courts at Leonors trial.  These were to do with the torture of Leonor Cipriano, and could have affected the outcome of Leonor and Joaos trial.   He was given an 18 month suspended sentence.

He committed the crime in 2005 and later was actually made an arguido for that crime on the very day that Madeleine went missing.

This was a seriously bad crime as Eleanor points out

Murdering children is a seriously bad crime.

They confessed before the trial and the alleged 'torture'.

[sadie]

There is a board dedicated to the Cipriano case so I don't propose to add further here other than to add that both Leonor and John Cipriano confessed to the killing of Joanna both prior to and some years after their trial. The assaults they sustained during the early days of the investigation have no relevance to those confessions.

They were both tried in a court of law and found guilty of murder. Their appeals were subsequently denied.

As for Correia, the subject of this topic, he is keeping his head down in his native Madeira.

And who can blame him if he is.

As you know I spent some time with Marcos.  He was upset because his mother had been threatened ... and he himself had found empty cartridge shells on his balcony.  And, of course, he was badly roughed up by thugs at Amarals infamous birthday party.  He is a giant of a man ... and they tried to pull him thru the window of his car

He only mentioned these things after I had mentioned how a shot had been fired at my car as we drove at 70mph along the motorway.  Seems it was aimed at the nearside tyre, because it hit the bumper immediately above the tyre.  There is an official police report filed on this.  The shot came from a passing car.

Until I told Marcos, he didn't know about the two Lawyers, one of whom lost his life and the other was seriously injured in an accident in the mountains.  These lawyers had been investigating the (?Faro) PJ and injustices of the Michael Cook case and reputedly had found some substantial evidence against the PJ which they intended to present to Court.  There was much talk at the time that the 'accident' was no accident ... but sabotage of their car

Marcos was too young and hadn't heard about this awful 'accident' ... but what I said must have troubled him.  Especially as he was already aware of the brutality and lawlessness of some of the PJ.


Then there was Amarals golden bullet.
One of Marcos Aragao Correias clients was a man whose wife, Ana, had had a much regretted affair with Amaral.  This man was threatened by Amaral with a Golden Bullet and veiled threats were made against the couples child

Amaral is not a nice man.  Full stop.


It can be a dangerous business going against some of these awful people.  At least I have Police protection; they also know names and facts. 

More difficult for a person in Madeira (PT) to get Police protection against the Police there, I would think


Who can blame him for lying low and enjoying life with his Brazilian wife and his young family ?

[stephen25000]

There is a board dedicated to the Cipriano case so I don't propose to add further here other than to add that both Leonor and John Cipriano confessed to the killing of Joanna both prior to and some years after their trial. The assaults they sustained during the early days of the investigation have no relevance to those confessions.

They were both tried in a court of law and found guilty of murder. Their appeals were subsequently denied.

As for Correia, the subject of this topic, he is keeping his head down in his native Madeira.

That in essence Angelo sums up the situation precisely.

[Mr Gray]

Murdering children is a seriously bad crime.

They confessed before the trial and the alleged 'torture'.

Mirdering children is a bad crime but I don't think the ciprianos are murderers
I think they are innocent and so did one of the judges who heard all the evidence
The torture is not alleged it has been proven
Amaral and the PJ lied saying Leonor fell down the stairs
It was proven she didnt

[stephen25000]

There is a simple truth here.

The Cipriano convictions stand.

The appeals failed.

What some clearly biased McCann supporters think on that is of no relevance whatsoever.

[Mr Gray]

There is a simple truth here.

The Cipriano convictions stand.

The appeals failed.

What some clearly biased McCann supporters think on that is of no relevance whatsoever.

I think they are innocent and so did one of the judges
They were found guilty that doesn't mean they are guilty
Another unpleasant fact for you