Has it been an "annus horribilis" for the McCanns?

[sadie]

Can we have a ball park figure of most?  most people in the world? most people on the forum? because you are merely assuming what most people think without actually gathering any evidence and producing stats. What you mean is  you suspect most people { put your data set here} MAY think...

I can say without prejudice that everyone I know and discuss this case with agree with me that Kate is quite vocal in her opinions of people whom she does not like.

Just what sort of people do you mix with?   People who have been influenced by typical myth making other forum members on other forums ?  People who do not bother about fact, but peddle disinformation?

AIMO

[Robittybob1]

She also wanted Amaral to suffer... erm Im not so sure, I think Kate enjoys her perceived popularity,and self worth having reinvented herself. she refers to those who do not buy into her story as Trolls.. SO forgive me if  I disagree with you on that point.

If Kate deserved what she got would she try to retaliate?  I tend to think a guilty person would know they deserve what they are getting.

[slartibartfast]

If Kate deserved what she got would she try to retaliate?  I tend to think a guilty person would know they deserve what they are getting.

Methinks the lady doth ...

[Robittybob1]

Methinks the lady doth ...

"The lady doth protest too much, methinks" is a figure of speech originally found as a quotation from the c. 1600 play Hamlet by William Shakespeare.[1] It is used in everyday speech to indicate doubt in someone's sincerity.
OK.
Doubt about her sincerity. Well I don't.

[jassi]

"The lady doth protest too much, methinks" is a figure of speech originally found as a quotation from the c. 1600 play Hamlet by William Shakespeare.[1] It is used in everyday speech to indicate doubt in someone's sincerity.
OK.
Doubt about her sincerity. Well I don't.

Each to their own. It would be a poor world if we all thought the same

[sadie]

"The lady doth protest too much, methinks" is a figure of speech originally found as a quotation from the c. 1600 play Hamlet by William Shakespeare.[1] It is used in everyday speech to indicate doubt in someone's sincerity.
OK.
Doubt about her sincerity. Well I don't.

Me, too

I find her totally sincere and honest.

[Mr Gray]

Me, too

I find her totally sincere and honest.

so do I

[Lace]

I don't think that 2017 was a totally 'annus horribilis'   they did hear both the Uk police and the Portuguese police state that they aren't suspects.

So if the judge is saying that the McCann's haven't been proven innocent,   why did the Portuguese police say they weren't suspects?   After all if you aren't innocent,  then surely you would be a suspect wouldn't you?

[G-Unit]

I don't think that 2017 was a totally 'annus horribilis'   they did hear both the Uk police and the Portuguese police state that they aren't suspects.

So if the judge is saying that the McCann's haven't been proven innocent,   why did the Portuguese police say they weren't suspects?   After all if you aren't innocent,  then surely you would be a suspect wouldn't you?

The S C judges gave no opinion on the guilt or innocence of the McCanns. They dismissed their claim that they were cleared by the archiving dispatch.

[Alice Purjorick]

"The lady doth protest too much, methinks" is a figure of speech originally found as a quotation from the c. 1600 play Hamlet by William Shakespeare.[1] It is used in everyday speech to indicate doubt in someone's sincerity.
OK.
Doubt about her sincerity. Well I don't.

I have never met the lady so have no real basis for an opinion.

[Robittybob1]

I have never met the lady so have no real basis for an opinion.

Neither have I but after viewing hundreds of video clips of her I feel I know her better than I know many others. 
I thought about this answer, for some strange reason we are discussing this particular case nearly 11 years later. 

It was really a good year for the McCanns as we are still trying to solve the case.

[Mr Gray]

The point is we can judge the sincerity of people we have never met....so it's reasonable to make a judgement re Kate

[slartibartfast]

The point is we can judge the sincerity of people we have never met....do it's reasonable to make a judgement re Kate

Which applies to everyone.

[Robittybob1]

Which applies to everyone.

We can all make mistakes in matters of judgement.

[Mr Gray]

Which applies to everyone.

of course...Im responding to alice who felt she could not make a judgement...evrything in context