Are the cadaver alerts evidence

[Robittybob1]

If and when Madeleine is found then she will never be seen on Television.  This will never be a media circus.

What do I hope for?  Nothing to do with anything that you appear to hope for.

Is that something like a secret meeting between her parents and her.  That is OK too.

[Eleanor]

Is that something like a secret meeting between her parents and her.  That is OK too.

Don't be too ridiculous..  It won't be anything to do with what you want.

[Robittybob1]

Don't be too ridiculous..  It won't be anything to do with what you want.

Alright be like that then.  I don't understand you.  You ask if we have hope but you won't describe what you yourself hope for.

[Eleanor]

Alright be like that then.  I don't understand you.  You ask if we have hope but you won't describe what you yourself hope for.

No,  I only expressed Hope.  You asked what my hope would be.  I have never had to define that hope, simply because it isn't my hope to define.

Don't try to bandy words with me because I am so much better at it than you are.

[Robittybob1]

No,  I only expressed Hope.  You asked what my hope would be.  I have never had to define that hope, simply because it isn't my hope to define.

Don't try to bandy words with me because I am so much better at it than you are.

Hope with a capital H.  That sort of HOPE, not my sort of hope.

[Eleanor]

Hope with a capital H.  That sort of HOPE, not my sort of hope.

Poor old you.  What an utterly miserable life you must have had.

[Robittybob1]

Poor old you.  What an utterly miserable life you must have had.

I wouldn't say it has been wonderful.  Am I complaining?  Inwardly maybe I am.
I go out on to the farm and play with my animals - amazing moments especially my young filly.

[Eleanor]

I wouldn't say it has been wonderful.  Am I complaining?  Inwardly maybe I am.

Ah well, that is the difference between thee and me.  I was born hoping.  Some people aren't.

However, I now feel a bit sad for you, and so much more fortunate.

[Robittybob1]

Ah well, that is the difference between thee and me.  I was born hoping.  Some people aren't.

However, I now feel a bit sad for you, and so much more fortunate.

last night I watched the movie about Alan Turing who broke the Enigma Code.  Remarkable guy but he had a horrid existence in reality.

[Eleanor]

last night I watched the movie about Alan Turing who broke the Enigma Code.  Remarkable guy but he had a horrid existence in reality.

But that was another thing, and only the reality of the day.  I am female, which hasn't done all that much for me even now, let alone fifty years ago.  You have to get on with your own disadvantages.

Anyway, this is so Off Topic to be laughable.  Let's see who decides to delete this aberration.  I mean, we can't actually have Posters really communicating with each other.

[Robittybob1]

But that was another thing, and only the reality of the day.  I am female, which hasn't done all that much for me even now, let alone fifty years ago.  You have to get on with your own disadvantages.

Anyway, this is so Off Topic to be laughable.  Let's see who decides to delete this aberration.  I mean, we can't actually have Posters really communicating with each other.

A lot of us communicate as well as discuss stuff on the forum.

[Eleanor]

A lot of us communicate as well as discuss stuff on the forum.

Peut Etre.  I wouldn't know about that.

[Robittybob1]

Peut Etre.  I wouldn't know about that.

I did learn French at school but since doing the McCann case it has been trying to pick up on few words in Portuguese.  I use Google translate if I can copy text.

[barrier]

Remember the rule the cadaver must be dead for 1.5 hours on average to even develop odour, and it is being detected months later, therefore time has to be longer.

Hi all new here,but a question keeps popping in my mind and have not seen any paper that seems to have included it,this 90 mins that on average a cadaver must be dead for to develop cadaver odour what is this based on,does say a person who has died and was in advanced years produce the cadaver odour quicker than say some one in the prime of their life say in their 20's and 30's,also does a immature child who is far from puberty and thus their organs and body mass are a lot smaller produce cadaver odour far quicker than a fully grown adult,what is the 90 mins based on?

[Robittybob1]

Hi all new here,but a question keeps popping in my mind and have not seen any paper that seems to have included it,this 90 mins that on average a cadaver must be dead for to develop cadaver odour what is this based on,does say a person who has died and was in advanced years produce the cadaver odour quicker than say some one in the prime of their life say in their 20's and 30's,also does a immature child who is far from puberty and thus their organs and body mass are a lot smaller produce cadaver odour far quicker than a fully grown adult,what is the 90 mins based on?

Are you saying you have looked for the science papers on the subject?