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Offline Eleanor

Re: Richard Hall's film 'When Madeleine Died?' uploaded to YouTube 19th Feb
« Reply #525 on: March 01, 2016, 04:26:11 PM »
I guess they could have printed the picture and then cut the other girl off with a pair of scissors - you know, the old fashioned way we used before digital came along   8(0(*

Gosh.  What a good idea.  But those two photos look pretty similar to me.

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Re: Richard Hall's film 'When Madeleine Died?' uploaded to YouTube 19th Feb
« Reply #526 on: March 01, 2016, 04:40:08 PM »
How soon you forget Alfie. For ridiculous, convoluted theories you have to go pretty far to beat sadie's and as to who bought into it, you appeared to albeit in a rather selective, face saving way.
Last week's theory for discussion was Slarti's Simple Solution, that's why I asked.  And it seems you are being selective in failing to point out that I very clearly stated I did NOT buy into the Jew / bloodline thing.  You do like to deflect though don't you?  There was I making. an observation about the ridiculousness of this theory on the thread about this theory and all you want to do is talk about something else.  Well done 8@??)(

Offline Eleanor

Re: Richard Hall's film 'When Madeleine Died?' uploaded to YouTube 19th Feb
« Reply #527 on: March 01, 2016, 04:47:00 PM »

Could we stay On Topic, please.   8)--))

Offline ShiningInLuz

Re: Richard Hall's film 'When Madeleine Died?' uploaded to YouTube 19th Feb
« Reply #528 on: March 01, 2016, 05:20:20 PM »
I guess they could have printed the picture and then cut the other girl off with a pair of scissors - you know, the old fashioned way we used before digital came along   8(0(*
I'd need to look it up to be certain.

But from memory, the Madeleine in front of the tree has been magnified quite a bit, not something you can do with scissors.
What's up, old man?

Offline faithlilly

Re: Richard Hall's film 'When Madeleine Died?' uploaded to YouTube 19th Feb
« Reply #529 on: March 01, 2016, 05:24:02 PM »
Last week's theory for discussion was Slarti's Simple Solution, that's why I asked.  And it seems you are being selective in failing to point out that I very clearly stated I did NOT buy into the Jew / bloodline thing.  You do like to deflect though don't you?  There was I making. an observation about the ridiculousness of this theory on the thread about this theory and all you want to do is talk about something else.  Well done 8@??)(

As I said you bought into it in a rather selective, face-saving way. Am I wrong ?
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Offline jassi

Re: Richard Hall's film 'When Madeleine Died?' uploaded to YouTube 19th Feb
« Reply #530 on: March 01, 2016, 05:29:10 PM »
I'd need to look it up to be certain.

But from memory, the Madeleine in front of the tree has been magnified quite a bit, not something you can do with scissors.

Maybe not, but a photocopier can and the posters were printed on a colour copier.
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Offline Benice

Re: Richard Hall's film 'When Madeleine Died?' uploaded to YouTube 19th Feb
« Reply #531 on: March 01, 2016, 05:30:35 PM »
Gosh.  What a good idea.  But those two photos look pretty similar to me.

IMO both photos were chosen because they clearly showed all Madeleine's facial features - especially her eyes - because she is looking at the camera.

In other photos -  especially the last one, she is wearing a hat which hides her hair and throws a shadow, she is not looking at the camera so you can't see any detail of her eyes  - and so for identification purposes is not the best by any stretch of the imagination.

The photo of her in the red dress shows her eyes - even the little mark on one of them, the shape of her eyebrows, her hair, her nose, the shape of her mouth and even her teeth.    I understand that photo was taken only 5 months previously  - and so was obviously the best one to use for the purposes of identification.



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Offline ShiningInLuz

Re: Richard Hall's film 'When Madeleine Died?' uploaded to YouTube 19th Feb
« Reply #532 on: March 01, 2016, 05:34:43 PM »
Maybe not, but a photocopier can and the posters were printed on a colour copier.
The photos were printed on a printer.  I've got no idea what the capability of the printer was.  Maybe it is a copier as well, but then you'd need to print first, before copying.  Somewhat convoluted.
What's up, old man?

Offline jassi

Re: Richard Hall's film 'When Madeleine Died?' uploaded to YouTube 19th Feb
« Reply #533 on: March 01, 2016, 05:39:37 PM »
The photos were printed on a printer.  I've got no idea what the capability of the printer was.  Maybe it is a copier as well, but then you'd need to print first, before copying.  Somewhat convoluted.


As I recall, the photo was printed at postcard size on a thermal-type printer belonging to one of the nannies. The posters were create on a photocopier.

http://www.mccannfiles.com/id17.html

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_pictures/6662807.stm
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I gather the facts, examine the clues... and before   you know it, the case is solved!"

Or maybe not -

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Re: Richard Hall's film 'When Madeleine Died?' uploaded to YouTube 19th Feb
« Reply #534 on: March 01, 2016, 06:03:51 PM »
As I said you bought into it in a rather selective, face-saving way. Am I wrong ?
And you are continuing to deflect and take this thread off topic, am I wrong?

Offline blonk

Re: Richard Hall's film 'When Madeleine Died?' uploaded to YouTube 19th Feb
« Reply #535 on: March 01, 2016, 06:09:28 PM »
Blonk: Where was the weather chart from? And who supplied it?
I will have a look at your analysis of the weather in Praia da Luz on Thursday 3 May later, but you are in some difficulty about that, aren't you? - seeing that Kate McCann herself said that the weather was cool and she should have put a cardigan on Madeleine. She doesn't look like she needs a cardigan in the 'Last Photo', does she?

And look just how cold it became in the evening, in the words of the Tapas 9 themselves:

Of the evening temperature, the McCanns’ friend Dr Matthew Oldfield says: 

“In the evenings it was very cold”

His wife Rachael Oldfield says:

“It was really cold in the evenings”

Dr David Payne says:

“It was really quite cold some nights and you know perhaps too cold to be sat outside”

while his wife Fiona Payne says

“It was still very cold”

Fiona’s mother, Dianne Webster, said

“…when they were brought up into their apartment and they would have had to come out into the cold…”

Dr Russell O’Brien says

“The nights were really quite chilly”,

while his partner Jane Tanner, the McCanns’ friend who said she might have seen the abductor walking away from near the McCanns’ apartment, complained of the cold that evening and made an issue of collecting her partner’s thick jumper or fleece for him during  the evening.

And to cap it all, Kate McCann herself said of the weather that day:

''It was, I remember, very cold and windy and I discovered five layers of clothing were required to keep me comfortable.''

Come on, Carana, end your historical revisionism about the weather! You can't change weather facts now.

And why did you ask me AGAIN about the temperature charts? I told you to ask Richard Hall himself and told you how to contact him, i.e. via the RichPlanet website.

 

Alfred R Jones

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Re: Richard Hall's film 'When Madeleine Died?' uploaded to YouTube 19th Feb
« Reply #536 on: March 01, 2016, 06:11:29 PM »
why anyone would choose to enter into dialogue with a nutter is beyond me.
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Offline Carana

Re: Richard Hall's film 'When Madeleine Died?' uploaded to YouTube 19th Feb
« Reply #537 on: March 01, 2016, 06:37:53 PM »
I will have a look at your analysis of the weather in Praia da Luz on Thursday 3 May later, but you are in some difficulty about that, aren't you? - seeing that Kate McCann herself said that the weather was cool and she should have put a cardigan on Madeleine. She doesn't look like she needs a cardigan in the 'Last Photo', does she?

And look just how cold it became in the evening, in the words of the Tapas 9 themselves:

Of the evening temperature, the McCanns’ friend Dr Matthew Oldfield says: 

“In the evenings it was very cold”

His wife Rachael Oldfield says:

“It was really cold in the evenings”

Dr David Payne says:

“It was really quite cold some nights and you know perhaps too cold to be sat outside”

while his wife Fiona Payne says

“It was still very cold”

Fiona’s mother, Dianne Webster, said

“…when they were brought up into their apartment and they would have had to come out into the cold…”

Dr Russell O’Brien says

“The nights were really quite chilly”,

while his partner Jane Tanner, the McCanns’ friend who said she might have seen the abductor walking away from near the McCanns’ apartment, complained of the cold that evening and made an issue of collecting her partner’s thick jumper or fleece for him during  the evening.

And to cap it all, Kate McCann herself said of the weather that day:

''It was, I remember, very cold and windy and I discovered five layers of clothing were required to keep me comfortable.''

Come on, Carana, end your historical revisionism about the weather! You can't change weather facts now.

And why did you ask me AGAIN about the temperature charts? I told you to ask Richard Hall himself and told you how to contact him, i.e. via the RichPlanet website.


What's the connection between a pleasant ambient temperature in the early afternoon sunshine and a chilly wind at night?

Do you support the weather chart in the Hall "exposé" or whatever it may be called, or don't you?

Yes or no will suffice.



Alfred R Jones

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Re: Richard Hall's film 'When Madeleine Died?' uploaded to YouTube 19th Feb
« Reply #538 on: March 01, 2016, 06:46:55 PM »
why anyone would choose to enter into dialogue with a nutter is beyond me.
LOL nutter = OK, [ censored word ] = not OK.  Pourquoi?

Offline Carana

Re: Richard Hall's film 'When Madeleine Died?' uploaded to YouTube 19th Feb
« Reply #539 on: March 01, 2016, 06:51:15 PM »
(snip)
Come on, Carana, end your historical revisionism about the weather! You can't change weather facts now.


MY "historical revisionism" about the weather? Are you sure about that?

I suppose that weatheronline could be "innit" as well... but so far I haven't found a valid reason why they would falsify the weather in Sagres.