New German suspect in Madeleine McCann mystery disappearance.

[Wonderfulspam]

Well, he likes dressing up in women's clothes. Maybe he should think about transitioning. He could serve his sentences in a women's prison. That seems to be common occurrence now. Yes, I think I'll be recommending this to him in my next fan letter.

[Eleanor]

Now there's a thought.  Force him to have the chop.  That should sort it.

[sadie]

Now there's a thought.  Force him to have the chop.  That should sort it.

Oh, you are norty Elli, but I like you.

No I wouldn't wish that on him, but ..........

[jassi]

Now there's a thought.  Force him to have the chop. That should sort it.

What would it sort ?

[sadie]

Well, he likes dressing up in women's clothes. Maybe he should think about transitioning. He could serve his sentences in a women's prison. That seems to be common occurrence now. Yes, I think I'll be recommending this to him in my next fan letter.

Dressing up in womens clothes?   I never knew that.   Do you have a cite for that please WS ?

[Wonderfulspam]

Dressing up in womens clothes?   I never knew that.   Do you have a cite for that please WS ?

“I had gone to bed around 1am, and was awoken by someone calling my name."

“I turned on to my back and standing there was a masked man dressed in tights and what resembled a leotard, a machete around 12in long in his hand."

https://www.irishmirror.ie/news/irish-news/im-delighted-see-justice-irishwoman-28214569

[Vertigo Swirl]

What would it sort ?

His ability to stick his genitals where they’re not wanted, presumably.

[jassi]

“I had gone to bed around 1am, and was awoken by someone calling my name."

“I turned on to my back and standing there was a masked man dressed in tights and what resembled a leotard, a machete around 12in long in his hand."

https://www.irishmirror.ie/news/irish-news/im-delighted-see-justice-irishwoman-28214569

Tights and a leotard don't sound like easy-access garments when intending rape.

Brings that Tommy Steele song to mind - Tights all torn and his rapier bent.

[G-Unit]

His ability to stick his genitals where they’re not wanted, presumably.

There's a lot of it about. Aren't our own Met police having problems with police officers who have trouble understanding those boundaries?

[Vertigo Swirl]

There's a lot of it about. Aren't our own Met police having problems with police officers who have trouble understanding those boundaries?

Ooh, nothing like a nice bit of whataboutery to try and score some sort of cheap point.  Yes, the Met is full of rapists therefore they must be wrong about stranger abduction.   .

[jassi]

There's a lot of it about. Aren't our own Met police having problems with police officers who have trouble understanding those boundaries?

Not just the Met judging by this article - https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/met-police-officers-crime-offences-dismiss-b2269024.html

[G-Unit]

Not just the Met judging by this article - https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/met-police-officers-crime-offences-dismiss-b2269024.html

It's a complete mess isn't it? There is, of course, the belief that police officers and criminals are similar types of people, just on different sides.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/inside-the-criminal-mind/201302/criminals-who-become-cops

[Vertigo Swirl]

It's a complete mess isn't it? There is, of course, the belief that police officers and criminals are similar types of people, just on different sides.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/inside-the-criminal-mind/201302/criminals-who-become-cops

At least we live in a country where these issues can be reported on and addressed.  Now do these cases negate and undo all the investigative policework previously and currently being carried out by UK police on unsolved crimes?

[Brietta]

There's a lot of it about. Aren't our own Met police having problems with police officers who have trouble understanding those boundaries?

Sigh...back to the Met again ... in what way do you think this of relevance to the prime suspect in Madeleine's disappearance?

[Brietta]

It's a complete mess isn't it? There is, of course, the belief that police officers and criminals are similar types of people, just on different sides.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/inside-the-criminal-mind/201302/criminals-who-become-cops

Sigh...back to Amaral again ... I often suspect you really do not read the links you provide and this is a case in point, as well as being Off Topic into the bargain.