Author Topic: Método 3, Marcos Aragão Correia and the campaign to discredit Gonçalo Amaral.  (Read 156986 times)

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ferryman

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Are you calling me a liar?

Depends whether you know it to be false.

Only you can answer that.

Two certainties are that the statement is false and the statement is libellous.

Offline Mr Gray

He was asked some questions in English if I recall and responded appropriately as he walked down the street.  I know what I heard namely Amaral has been convicted...the target has been hit.
He said this in English

Offline Angelo222

where is the quote by the lawyers...there is only a second hand report from an unknown author

You do realise this entire issue was referred to the Portuguese professional body which regulates lawyers who investigated Correia? 
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Offline slartibartfast

Depends whether you know it to be false.

Only you can answer that.

Two certainties are that the statement is false and the statement is libellous.

I am intrigued as to how..

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As Davel reasoning says further up, if the lawyer wasn't able to offer a deal, a deal cannot have been offered.

Is false or libellous.
“Reasoning will never make a Man correct an ill Opinion, which by Reasoning he never acquired”.

Offline Mr Gray

You do realise this entire issue was referred to the Portuguese professional body which regulates lawyers who investigated Correia?
That does not answer the question

Offline Mr Gray

Did he reply in English angelo

ferryman

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I am intrigued as to how..

Is false or libellous.

Davel offers an opinion on a point of law.

I've no idea what Portuguese law says on that point.

Offline slartibartfast

Davel offers an opinion on a point of law.

I've no idea what Portuguese law says on that point.

So you were just BSing then.
“Reasoning will never make a Man correct an ill Opinion, which by Reasoning he never acquired”.

ferryman

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So you were just BSing then.

About suspects being beaten up in police custody also being illegal by Portuguese law?

Nope.  Deadly serious.

About Giles Tremlett screwing up in the article he wrote for The Guardian?

Nope, deadly serious.

Offline Angelo222

‘Spanish detectives asked me to arrange for evidence against Gonçalo Amaral’

Source: O Crime, 4 December 2008, paper edition.
Marcos Aragão Correia

Excerpts:

And why Maddie?

Concerning that issue, I obtained precious information with Método 3 (which I reveal in my book) concerning the status of the missing girl’s parents, who had very influent connections with the British government.
Apart from that, one day before his daughter disappeared, Gerry received enigmatic coded messages on his mobile phone, which he failed to decipher. Was it a warning from someone connected to the British secret services, trying to warn him about the imminent abduction of his daughter?

But at what level did the parents relate to the British government: with the secret service?

My book also discusses that. There was privileged knowledge by the American secret services, through the English, about those parents’ entire life.
 
How did you appear in the defense of Joana’s mother?

Método 3 asked me to juridically investigate (to arrange for evidence and witnesses) the tortures by Mr Gonçalo Amaral, namely over Joana’s mother. According to them, this was a coordinator who had revealed an embarrassing ineptitude in the investigation of child abductions in the Algarve, systematically incriminating, without no evidence whatsoever, the missing girls’ mothers. I spoke to ACED and asked them if they were interested in me writing independent reports about Leonor and her brother, João Cipriano.
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Offline Mr Gray

Did you hear the answer in English Angelo

Offline slartibartfast

About suspects being beaten up in police custody also being illegal by Portuguese law?

Nope.  Deadly serious.

About Giles Tremlett screwing up in the article he wrote for The Guardian?

Nope, deadly serious.

What's that got to do with anything?
“Reasoning will never make a Man correct an ill Opinion, which by Reasoning he never acquired”.

Offline Mr Gray

What's that got to do with anything?
It's very obvious

ferryman

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What's that got to do with anything?

Everything to do with everything

Offline Angelo222

Cipriano's lawyer confirms he was paid by McCanns to "investigate" Gonçalo Amaral

The lawyer says that he defends Joana’s mother for free and that the McCanns paid him to “investigate” Gonçalo Amaral

by Luís Maneta

“Was Dr Gonçalo Amaral in charge”; “Was Dr Gonçalo Amaral present?”; “Did Dr Gonçalo Amaral hit you?”. Gonçalo Amaral, Gonçalo Amaral, Gonçalo Amaral – this seems to be the obsession of Leonor Cipriano’s defense lawyer during the trial that opposes Joana’s mother to five Judiciária inspectors.

Three policemen stand accused of torture: Pereira Cristóvão, Leonel Marques and Paulo Marques Bom. But Leonor’s lawyer, Marcos Aragão Correia, has pointed his guns at Gonçalo Amaral, who in this process stands accused of false testimony and omission of denunciation.

“This doesn’t look like a trial in the Joana case but rather one in the Maddie case”, says a source that is connected to the defense of the former coordinator of the PJ in Portimão, who headed the investigations into the disappearance of both children and became a sort of “public enemy #1” for the McCann couple.

“A possible condemnation of Gonçalo Amaral in this process may make it easier for the English to prosecute the Portuguese state”, the source says.

They have paid the expenses

When confronted by 24Horas with the suspicions about his connection to the Maddie case, Marcos Aragão confirmed that he was already paid by persons that are connected to the McCanns. “They haven’t paid me honoraries but rather expenses due to transportation, lodging and food, in order to interview João Cipriano in prison”, the lawyer explained, adding that the purpose of the conversation was to “analyze” the procedures of Amaral as a PJ investigator.

Following the investigation – which originated a report from the Association Against Exclusion through Development (ACED) – Aragão Correia says that he accepted to represent Leonor Cipriano without charging one cent.

“I accepted this case for humanitarian reasons only. I am not receiving any honoraries”, the lawyer asserted, referring that the “attacks” against Gonçalo Amaral are linked to Leonor Cipriano’s strategy in this case: “It’s not an obsession. I can’t insist on the other arguidos because she has not identified them”.

Yesterday’s session at the Court in Faro was marked by a new contradiction from the plaintiff. On Monday, Leonor Cipriano had guaranteed that Gonçalo Amaral did not watch the questioning during which she allegedly suffered abuse in order to make her confess to her daughter’s death. Yesterday, Joana’s mother corrected her version: “Gonçalo Amaral beat me”. When questioned by the judge, she said she had recovered her memory after watching a report on television.

Source: 24Horas, 30 October 2008
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