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[The General]

Is my post not to your pallet

AHAHAHAHAAAAA....you knob......you forgot the question mark!
............................ahahahahahaaaaa......aaaahahahaaa.........

.....ahem.

As you were.

(Brietta / Eleanor, yes, delete this post. It's a joke, but it does say 'knob'.)

[Mr Gray]

AHAHAHAHAAAAA....you knob......you forgot the question mark!
............................ahahahahahaaaaa......aaaahahahaaa.........

.....ahem.

As you were.

(Brietta / Eleanor, yes, delete this post. It's a joke, but it does say 'knob'.)

I rarely do question marks on this forum... I'm a bit if a rebel... Nice use of the extended elipsis by the way

[The General]

I rarely do question marks on this forum... I'm a bit if a rebel... Nice use of the extended elipsis by the way

I see what you did there......nice.

You do know all of these posts are due to be culled at any moment? Well, all mine anyway.

[Vertigo Swirl]

I see what you did there......nice.

You do know all of these posts are due to be culled at any moment? Well, all mine anyway.

Why do you bother? Is it to feed your persecution complex?  It seems you actively choose to make posts you know will be removed so you can squawk about it later. 

[faithlilly]

How much do you actually know about the investigation of Madeleine's case???

The Amaral/Almeida investigation was superseded by the Rebelo investigation after Amaral was sacked and Almeida took leave of absence  https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2007/oct/03/ukcrime.uknews4

More details here ~ Top officer takes over in McCann case   https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2007/oct/09/ukcrime.madeleinemccann

Rebelo's first task was to make some sense of the disorder the Amaral investigation had left behind them ...
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Paulo Rebelo, the new police chief leading the Madeleine McCann investigation, is furious at how it was left in disarray by his predecessor.

According to reports, officers have spent the past fortnight processing information left lying around on scraps of paper and following leads ignored by police working under Chief Inspector Goncalo Amaral.

Following Amaral's removal after he criticised British police, Rebelo, one of Portugal's national deputy police chiefs, is reviewing the whole forensic investigation because of earlier procedural errors.
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/madeleine-new-police-chiefs-fury-over-the-mess-he-inherited-from-his-predecessor-6669085.html

And that is only the tip of the iceberg.

But the main points are that the Amaral investigation 'screwed up' and what could be salvaged from the mess was put into some sort of order by Rebelo and the specialist team he brought with him.

The files with which we are familiar today are the result of that ... "His appointment is an attempt to regain control of the investigation into Madeleine's disappearance ... " and in conjunction with the proper conduct of the case ... "Her parents, Gerry and Kate McCann, were named as official suspects on September 7, but a magistrate ruled the police had yet to gather sufficient evidence to warrant further questioning of the couple over the disappearance of their daughter."  https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2007/oct/09/ukcrime.madeleinemccann

So in effect you are following entirely the wrong illusion if you think for a minute that Amaral contributed anything but disarray to Madeleine's investigation or that any self respecting investigating body would be able to refer to what he left behind ... certainly the Judicial Police who took over from him couldn't.

Scotland Yard used Rebelo's work ... without which it would have been impossible for Scotland Yard or anyone else to penetrate the mess of an investigation Amaral left behind.

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Meanwhile, a police source quoted in a Portuguese newspaper said: "There was important material lying all over the place that hadn't been considered by investigators.

"A lot of key information was discarded. The whole process is being reviewed. Putting all the papers in order has been a massive task."

Officers have been working round-the-clock to log on to a computer all information relating to the disappearance of four-year-old Madeleine from the holiday complex in May.
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/madeleine-new-police-chiefs-fury-over-the-mess-he-inherited-from-his-predecessor-6669085.html

The queen of the cut and paste

[Mr Gray]

The queen of the cut and paste

Are you getting confused with copy and paste

[Brietta]

The queen of the cut and paste

Thank you.
Please feel free to read and learn.

[G-Unit]

Thank you.
Please feel free to read and learn.

Learn what? The rumours and inaccuracies that the MSM and their contributors think up?

[Mr Gray]

Learn what? The rumours and inaccuracies that the MSM and their contributors think up?

Some people can't see the wood for the trees... Some can

[faithlilly]

Learn what? The rumours and inaccuracies that the MSM and their contributors think up?

Indeed.

[G-Unit]

There was disagreement between 'Expresso' and Correio da Manhã about what Rebelo was thinking;

Yesterday, 'Expresso' cited sources at the PJ that said they had found "important material spread all over, which had not been included in the investigation", and that the new team in Portimao "had a hideous amount of work to do" in order to organise the files. Worse: That the new team considered "there was a lot of important information that was despised in the investigation"...

But several sources in the police have told CM that the news are causing "perplexity" and that they cannot be connected with the investigators from Lisbon who are analysing the case. Paulo Rebelo and the team he has chosen are pointed out as very experienced people, who are used to deal with pressure and who would not easily fall prey to the ingenuity of making precipitated judgements of value.

The investigation is still with the same group that was already working on it before - with the obvious exception of Gonçalo Amaral - and the four policemen who travelled from Lisbon are still reading the process. It is an acquired piece of data that the investigation's direction from now on will be that of a homicide case, just as the trio formed by Gonçalo Amaral, Guilhermino Encarnação and Luis Neves already considered it.
https://themaddiecasefiles.com/ill-feelings-at-the-pj-cdm-21-10-07-t2332.html

[Brietta]

How much do you actually know about the investigation of Madeleine's case???






Oh FGS what difference does that make and what gives you the right to act superior B

Just because you follow it for years with your snips and posts - doesn't mean that you know what happened.


Anyone could start an interest today - and know as much as you that is Maddie went missing May 2007.

Still to this day - no one really knows what happened to her apart from some think mcns involved some don't.

Because whatever you think you know it is opinion and speculation nothing more IMO.

no proof of abduction - nor is it set in stone she was yet that is what we are expected to believe

No one apart from who was there knows what really happened to Maddie McCann and you don't either

I think the problem you are having with my post is not that it is "opinion and speculation" but that it portrays with accuracy the facts surrounding Amaral's botched investigation into Madeleine's disappearance.

[Brietta]

Learn what? The rumours and inaccuracies that the MSM and their contributors think up?

Please indicate what you think is rumour in my post.

Please indicate what you think is an inaccuracy in my post.  Thank you.

[G-Unit]

Please indicate what you think is rumour in my post.

Please indicate what you think is an inaccuracy in my post.  Thank you.

I was referring to newspaper reports, not to anything you posted. In my opinion you do tend to rely overmuch on such reports. The rumours in the Expresso about Rebelo were repeated by the UK newspapers, but none of them offered a balanced view by pointing out that Correio da Manhã denied the story.

[faithlilly]

I was referring to newspaper reports, not to anything you posted. In my opinion you do tend to rely overmuch on such reports. The rumours in the Expresso about Rebelo were repeated by the UK newspapers, but none of them offered a balanced view by pointing out that Correio da Manhã denied the story.

Or offered a direct quote from anyone in the PJ.