You mean the observation that the case seems to have proved emotionally draining? An involuntary feeling of scorn or disgust at the mention of Amaral strikes me as something of an overreaction too. I expect it is draining to be so emotionally involved.
In my opinion Amaral and Wolters share one trait; a conviction that their understanding of this case is the correct one.
My post certainly caught your attention and Barrier's - what a pity neither of you appear to have the capacity to mount a valid counter argument without stooping to personal insult.
Amaral was responsible for making his name from a libellous book about a horrendously botched non-investigation into the disappearance of a child.
Not content with that he has done his best to interfere with the current investigation.
- there was the podcast in 2020 followed by interviews indicating who the prime suspect was who could only be more perfect if he were dead
- he lied spectacularly about cartoons painted on the campervan which was of interest to the investigation
- he lied about the appearance of the prime suspect in a case which had been classed as a murder enquiry
I really don't think one could encounter a more toe curling individual than that one unless Brueckner is taken out of the equation.