Author Topic: Método 3, Marcos Aragão Correia and the campaign to discredit Gonçalo Amaral.  (Read 171239 times)

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Offline sadie

I know perfectly well what his conviction was for.

Are you implying he was involved in 'torture' ?

If you are , back it up.

i will stick my oar in here.

We have no reason to believe that Amaral was physically involved in Leonors Torture, although some of us might wonder.  However as Head Honcho, he allowed it to happen ... and then perjured himself by covering things up.

stephen25000

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No, you said torture; I only spoke about his conviction & the reason for it, which was based on evidence & not the involvement of Correia.
Leonor's injuries must have occurred at the police station, not the prison, because the prison called the station in the middle of the night to notify them of Leonor's worsening condition warranting a trip to hospital. If the injuries had occurred at the prison the hospital trip wold have been dealt with in-house.

Speculation.

You will also be aware, that prisoners have also claimed they beat up Cipriano.  Cipriano changed her story numerous times, and had her sentence extended due to her lying.

Offline misty

Speculation.

You will also be aware, that prisoners have also claimed they beat up Cipriano.  Cipriano changed her story numerous times, and had her sentence extended due to her lying.

It's not speculation. The report of the phone call is in Cristovao's book, translation on TB's site.
I shudder at justice which sentences you because you can't positively identify the person who assaulted you despite clear evidence you were assaulted.

stephen25000

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Dont you kid yourself, stephen.  He would mash your mind into a pulp in as mattter of minutes.

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Have I ever found me lying?  Cite please

Well provide cites to show all your stories are true.

No Correia wouldn't stand a chance.

Actually, I would relish the opportunity to pull him to pieces.

stephen25000

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It's not speculation. The report of the phone call is in Cristovao's book, translation on TB's site.
I shudder at justice which sentences you because you can't positively identify the person who assaulted you despite clear evidence you were assaulted.

Fellow prisoners have claimed to have assaulted Cipriano.


Offline sadie

Well provide cites to show all your stories are true.

No Correia wouldn't stand a chance.

Actually, I would relish the opportunity to pull him to pieces.

No need.  They are true.  Everything has come from me and I am honest and honourable.



As for Marcos.  You have no idea.  No idea at all how much of a Barrister type he is.  You wouldn't stand a chance.

In many ways he is a giant of a man.

Offline carlymichelle

Fellow prisoners have claimed to have assaulted Cipriano.

prisoners  dont like people who hurt/kill children it is a universal  code

stephen25000

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No need.  They are true.  Everything has come from me and I am honest and honourable.



As for Marcos.  You have no idea.  No idea at all how much of a Barrister type he is.  You wouldn't stand a chance.

In many ways he is a giant of a man.

Not in the slightest, pun intended.

You really haven't a clue Sadie.

meanwhile, where is he hiding these days ?

Last thing I heard, he was in Madeira. 8)--))

stephen25000

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prisoners  dont like people who hurt/kill children it is a universal  code

Exactly Carly.

They are regarded as the lowest of the low by fellow prisoners.

Offline sadie

It's not speculation. The report of the phone call is in Cristovao's book, translation on TB's site.
I shudder at justice which sentences you because you can't positively identify the person who assaulted you despite clear evidence you were assaulted.

 8@??)(

And so does any reasonable person.

stephen25000

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8@??)(

And so does any reasonable person.

Any reasonable person, doesn't support child murderers.

Offline G-Unit

Are you calling me a liar?  I have made mistakes as everyone on here has, but I have always tried to correct them.

Show me where I have lied.



If I say I met Marcos Aragao Correia and spent some time with him, having dinner with him twice, then I did.   Full stop.

I have seen him in his Lawyers role.   I can assure you that he would demolish you in a matter of minutes and spit the pieces out.  And i am not being rude, that is a fact. 


No hearsay about that.   I witnessed it.

In that case you might like to answer my questions which you have ignored.

December 30, 2016, 10:23:39 AM »
That's so interesting that you met this man. When was that? Did you bump into him or did you contact him in advance? Where did you meet; Spain, Portugal, PdL or elsewhere? Did you make a special trip or fit him into a holiday?
Please elaborate, it's fascinating.
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Offline misty

Fellow prisoners have claimed to have assaulted Cipriano.

Did the prisoners appear in court as witnesses for the defence of Cristovao & co?

stephen25000

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Did the prisoners appear in court as witnesses for the defence of Cristovao & co?

Do all potential witnesses appear in cases ?

So, who was convicted of torture ?

A rhetorical question, of course.

Offline sadie

Not in the slightest, pun intended.

You really haven't a clue Sadie.

meanwhile, where is he hiding these days ?

Last thing I heard, he was in Madeira. 8)--))

Where is he living?   Find out for yourself

BTW ... all the speculation about his "hiding" in Brazil ?   He was courting a Brazilian lady ... now married to her

Got that wrong AGAIN, didn't you?