Feasibility Of Disposing Of A Small Child's Body In The PDL Area

[G-Unit]

The dogs used on the 4th of May 2007 were patrol dogs.

The dogs used at 2.30am on 4th May were local patrol dogs. The dogs used on 4th May at 11pm were S & R dogs from near Lisbon.

[Holly Goodhead]

You said he was dismissive of Tannerman. Unless you can support that statement with a cite it's incorrect and misleading.

No I said GA was dismissive of 'Tannerman' based on the S&R dogs not scenting in that direction:

https://miscarriageofjustice.co/index.php?topic=11095.msg561828#msg561828

All the S & R searches are unreliable imo as all they were given to sniff was a bath towel allegedly used by MM.

That's your opinion and you're entitled to it but its not an opinion I share with you.  We all form opinions based on what/who we think is reliable/unreliable. 

If the towel wasn't used by MM and KM was attempting to mislead whose scent do you think they were tracking on?

[Vertigo Swirl]

Those dogs lost the scent at the parking spot. The search for Madeleine by the friends was concentrated at the OC. complex and towards the beach down hill. No one went to the north for a search. No one searched the ‘ cemeterio municipal’  at Rua do Cemiterio, about 250 meter from those parking spot. A perfect spot to hide a body as long as needed to create an alibi. For example checking the kids. I didn’t found any information about this possibility or if they searched there thoroughly.

I thought a golf bunker was the perfect spot?

[jassi]

I thought a golf bunker was the perfect spot?

I'm sure there were other good options 

[Vertigo Swirl]

I'm sure there were other good options 

Yes I already listed them.  My favourite is the volcano.

[The General]

First a graveyard, where if this spot has never been search for the possibility, it could be even the final dumpspot.

Tony?

[Myster]

Blair?

[Eleanor]

Baloney.

[Mr Gray]

Using slang in a daily classification proces shows that no one in the UK wants to solve this simple crime. Mysteries don’t exist. Asked the Dutch Nobel pricewinner Gerard ‘t Hooft. His hobby is solving coldcases.

its getting quite boring listening to armchair detectives claiming they can crack the case...

[Vertigo Swirl]

Using slang in a daily classification proces shows that no one in the UK wants to solve this simple crime. Mysteries don’t exist. Asked the Dutch Nobel pricewinner Gerard ‘t Hooft. His hobby is solving coldcases.

Well that’s where you’re wrong, the case has been solved thanks to our very own Holly Goodhead.

[Mr Gray]

Gerard doesn’t crack coldcases. He reviews them together with a coldcase team.
He stated that the mystery doesn’t exist.

You love mysteries and the innocent who denied any involvement. Behind every frontdoor is another circus.

That doesn't make any sense..

[Robittybob1]

Yes I already listed them.  My favourite is the volcano.

Dropped from a helicopter?

[Myster]

Aaahh, I get it now!  Prof. 't Hooft will elucidate the quantum structure of electroweak interactions in the case and conclude that MM disappeared down a black hole.

[Mr Gray]

You are right, one can consider this unsolved case as a black hole experience. The event horizon shows the answers to questions KM refused to answer.


http://willamettecollegian.com/main/wu-physics-professors-react-to-photo-of-black-hole/


You can also consider it as a familysecret. No body no case. For a similar example the disappearance of Natalee Holloway on Aruba. Joran van der Sloot published also his innocence.

And don’t forget the King Kong aftermath. It wasn’t the couple but liquid who killed the girl.

Whereof one cannot speak, thereof one must be silent.

Again your post makes no sense... Imo

[Holly Goodhead]

Can we stay on topic please.  Thanks.