Pick any sentence from Kate's book.

[Lace]

Ben Needham's mother was told by a member of the public that she shouldn't be laughing when her child was missing,   she had been laughing over a joke.   I wonder what the public would have said if a photograph had been taken of her laughing?

[stephen25000]

Photo shoot to keep the public aware of a missing child,  they were obviously advised to do one.

Rubbish.

The story of the Mccanns has been plastered around the world.

It was all about PR, hence the poses.

[stephen25000]

Ben Needham's mother was told by a member of the public that she shouldn't be laughing when her child was missing,   she had been laughing over a joke.   I wonder what the public would have said if a photograph had been taken of her laughing?

The Mccanns have been caught laughing after interviews discussing the case.

Perhaps you take a  look at the one following the BBC TV interview I posted the other day.

[Lace]

I read a book written by a journalist during the Shannon Matthews case,   the journalists were asking her mother to pose with one of Shannon's favourite toys at first her mother refused then she came out and posed with a teddy belonging to Shannon.   

[Lace]

The Mccanns have been caught laughing after interviews discussing the case.

Perhaps you take a  look at the one following the BBC TV interview I posted the other day.

And?

The thing is Stephen you have no idea WHY they were laughing do you?   You jump to conclusions.    It could be it was nervous laughter glad it was over or a comment made by the interviewer.

[stephen25000]

And?

The thing is Stephen you have no idea WHY they were laughing do you?   You jump to conclusions.    It could be it was nervous laughter glad it was over or a comment made by the interviewer.

You need to do a lot better than that.

They thought the filming had ended.

[Lace]

You need to do a lot better than that.

They thought the filming had ended.

Maybe that is why they were laughing then.    What is it with you that you think parents  would be laughing  about the fact  that their child is missing?

[pathfinder73]

Well said Rob.

Kate has demonstrated her honesty in a number of ways, the most obvious of which was telling the PJ about Madeleine telling them about having cried one of the nights; why hadn't they come.  She had no need to be so honest... but she was.  She is transparently honest.  A fine woman.

Kate is, without doubt, innocent to the nth degree.

Well said Rob, a great many on here believe the same.

Crying on TUE as Mrs. Fenn said not WED because a witness who stayed in next door that night heard nothing.

1578 'Who said they'd been crying sorry''

Reply 'Kate did, when we sat down at the table on the Thursday night, Kate said that erm, Madeleine and Sean had cried, said they'd been crying, erm and you know wondered where she was, or wondered where you know, Mummy and Daddy were, erm I mean this was kind of after Madeleine disappeared, we talked, she mentioned that when we sat at the table on Thursday and then after Madeleine had disappeared, erm McCANNS said, oh well I wonder whether on the Wednesday, you know somebody had tried to get in perhaps or had got in and they'd seen something, erm you know and I was next door in the apartment but I mean I didnt hear any, well you know, I didnt hear anything, I could well have been asleep, erm you could hear quite a lot through the apartments because Grace, she always wakes up early but because she seemed to have diarrhoea every night, she'd wake up sort of six o'clock most mornings and we'd always have to put her in the, in the shower or in the bath first thing, and Gerry and Kate would always hear that and so you know, most of the comments first thing in the morning would be like, oh so Grace was up early again, she'd be invariably screaming her head off, so'.

1578 'On Wednesday evening'.

Reply 'Mmm'.

1578 'When you were poorly, what time would Matthew have gone down to''

Reply 'About half eight'.

1578 'About half eight''

Reply 'Mmm'.

1578 'And do you recall what time he returned''

Reply 'No but it was quite late that night, it was later than any of the other nights'.

1578 'Why was that''

Reply 'Cos they'd gone to the bar after dinner and had a couple of drinks there, whereas you know, all the other nights we just got up from the table and went, went back to bed, so you know, it might have been about midnight or half midnight, as opposed to you know, probably about eleven I think when maybe they might have gone back to our rooms, back to the apartments'.

00.46.02 1578 'So whilst you were in the apartment on the Wednesday evening, did you hear anything unusual''

Reply 'No, nothing, no, erm it'.

http://www.mccannpjfiles.co.uk/PJ/RACHAEL-OLDFIELD-ROGATORY.htm

[Alfie]

Its a well known fact that if the parents of a missing child is ever seen laughing or smiling at any point after their child's disappearance then they dunnit. 

[pathfinder73]

[Brietta]

Hello!   ALL parents of missing children have photo shoots,   to keep the public aware of a missing child.   I doubt very much if they knew how to pose,  the photographer probably helped.

Diana was probably helped.

I don't think the photographer worked like that, Lace.  I don't think anything was 'posed'.  They are all action shots freezing a moment in time.  Any photographers I have seen working in like circumstances shoot continuously as the subject is talking to end up with contact sheets running into hundreds some of which are used, the vast majority of which are discarded.

The anniversary of Madeleine's disappearance was upon them ~ and they had possibly already arranged the interview to keep that in the public eye.

It coincided with the blessed release of a woman who had been kept hidden in a cellar for twenty eight years.
That event confirmed that it was possible to keep a human being hidden for many years in inhumane circumstances. 

Kate and Gerry McCann didn't know what had become of Madeleine a year previously ~ but the mere thought of what her imprisonment might mean must have been imprinted on their minds in wide-screen glorious technicolor when considering what had happened to Elisabeth Fritzl. http://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/scotsol/homepage/news/maddie/1116974/Madeleine-McCanns-parents-Kate-and-Gerry-given-new-hope-daughter-Maddie-is-still-alive-after-Elisabeth-Fritzl-rescue.html?teaser=true

There is no doubt in my mind of the genuine distress and anguish displayed in these photographs ... in which I think they are being very constrained and 'stiff upper lip' in getting their message about Madeleine out whatever it takes out of them.

Then the amateur detectives need something to keep themselves occupied ... I just cannot fathom why they think such negativity and ill will can possibly help Madeleine McCann?

[G-Unit]

I don't see how people suffering severe  trauma could simultaneously also be able to maintain the  composed 'presence of mind'  that would be necessary  to devise and carry out a plan to pull the wool over the eyes of trained experts  - by hiding the true reasons for their trauma from them on a massive scale.   

The idea that people could keep such cool, calculating heads on their shoulders whilst being in a state of mental trauma is a contradiction in terms IMO.

I don't know which 'experts' would be looking for the reasons which caused any trauma they observed. The only person specifically interested in trauma was Alan Pike as far as I know. His job was to advise how to cope in the present and how to deal with the future.

[stephen25000]

I don't think the photographer worked like that, Lace.  I don't think anything was 'posed'.  They are all action shots freezing a moment in time.  Any photographers I have seen working in like circumstances shoot continuously as the subject is talking to end up with contact sheets running into hundreds some of which are used, the vast majority of which are discarded.

The anniversary of Madeleine's disappearance was upon them ~ and they had possibly already arranged the interview to keep that in the public eye.

It coincided with the blessed release of a woman who had been kept hidden in a cellar for twenty eight years.
That event confirmed that it was possible to keep a human being hidden for many years in inhumane circumstances. 

Kate and Gerry McCann didn't know what had become of Madeleine a year previously ~ but the mere thought of what her imprisonment might mean must have been imprinted on their minds in wide-screen glorious technicolor when considering what had happened to Elisabeth Fritzl. http://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/scotsol/homepage/news/maddie/1116974/Madeleine-McCanns-parents-Kate-and-Gerry-given-new-hope-daughter-Maddie-is-still-alive-after-Elisabeth-Fritzl-rescue.html?teaser=true

There is no doubt in my mind of the genuine distress and anguish displayed in these photographs ... in which I think they are being very constrained and 'stiff upper lip' in getting their message about Madeleine out whatever it takes out of them.

Then the amateur detectives need something to keep themselves occupied ... I just cannot fathom why they think such negativity and ill will can possibly help Madeleine McCann?

The major error you and other Mccann supporters make in posts such as that, is the assumption that dislike or contempt for the parents, is automatically transferred to Madeleine, when the very opposite is the case.

Above all else people should take responsibility for their actions, and how your actions effect others.  J.B. Priestly was all too aware of that and demonstrated  more than amply in his classic novel , An Inspector Calls.

[Brietta]

The major error you and other Mccann supporters make in posts such as that, is the assumption that dislike or contempt for the parents, is automatically transferred to Madeleine, when the very opposite is the case.

Above all else people should take responsibility for their actions, and how your actions effect others.  J.B. Priestly was all too aware of that and demonstrated  more than amply in his classic novel , An Inspector Calls.

You are reading something into that post which was neither said ... nor was it implied.  In my opinion that you think it was is entirely a matter for you and your conscience.

[G-Unit]

I don't think the photographer worked like that, Lace.  I don't think anything was 'posed'.  They are all action shots freezing a moment in time.  Any photographers I have seen working in like circumstances shoot continuously as the subject is talking to end up with contact sheets running into hundreds some of which are used, the vast majority of which are discarded.

The anniversary of Madeleine's disappearance was upon them ~ and they had possibly already arranged the interview to keep that in the public eye.

It coincided with the blessed release of a woman who had been kept hidden in a cellar for twenty eight years.
That event confirmed that it was possible to keep a human being hidden for many years in inhumane circumstances. 

Kate and Gerry McCann didn't know what had become of Madeleine a year previously ~ but the mere thought of what her imprisonment might mean must have been imprinted on their minds in wide-screen glorious technicolor when considering what had happened to Elisabeth Fritzl. http://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/scotsol/homepage/news/maddie/1116974/Madeleine-McCanns-parents-Kate-and-Gerry-given-new-hope-daughter-Maddie-is-still-alive-after-Elisabeth-Fritzl-rescue.html?teaser=true

There is no doubt in my mind of the genuine distress and anguish displayed in these photographs ... in which I think they are being very constrained and 'stiff upper lip' in getting their message about Madeleine out whatever it takes out of them.

Then the amateur detectives need something to keep themselves occupied ... I just cannot fathom why they think such negativity and ill will can possibly help Madeleine McCann?

Some pictures were posed without a doubt, like the first one in this article;

https://www.thesun.co.uk/archives/news/534451/i-couldnt-make-love-to-gerry/