“A Laughable Story”

[faithlilly]

I don't think there is anything "supposed" about him.

It makes my blood run cold to say it ... but Brueckner is very definitely the main suspect in Madeleine McCann's abduction.  Not mine or any other armchair detective's ... but the main suspect of investigators who it has become apparent, have been chasing him for years.

He’s certainly the German’s main suspect but SY and the PJ ? Not so much so.

[kizzy]

The open window is sign of an intruder

I believe it was only kmcc who saw it open and one more who may have  - when in reality why didn't she close it.

[Mr Gray]

I believe it was only kmcc who saw it open and one more who may have  - when in reality why didn't she close it.

I already

[kizzy]

I already

Already what.

[The General]

  ipso factor loquitor...lets raise the standard of the debate a little ...my typing is awful but my latin is impeccable

All the dodgy Latin in the world won't save this post, kidney.
It doesn't mention abduction at all. Doesn't even allude to it for a specific reason; they'd look like a right bunch of tools (again) if they don't leave it open to all possibilities.

[The General]

Already what.

'Ain't nobody don't be saw no opened window, yaw.'
That's what he might have said next.

[G-Unit]

The open window is sign of an intruder

The open window was Kate's revelationary moment. She knew immediately she saw it that Madeleine had been taken. Her friends tried to work out how and why it was open and, in common with others, couldn't understand it at all;

we could never really work out why the shutters were up and the window was open...if they'd come in the patio door, why would they have gone out the window, I'm sure that they could have just gone back out that way, or they could have even just gone out the front door, erm which would have been much easier...

one of the, our theories for why the window and the shutters were open, were that you know, they came in that way and then but that would mean obviously that the window would have had to have been unlocked, you know either all week, or sometime during the day you know, thats kind of a bit of a risky thing to do because actually you know, if, if they had been checked before the children went to bed and you know Gerry and Kate had found the window unlocked, then they would have locked it and then that would have kind of scuppered anyones plans for coming in that way'.
https://www.mccannpjfiles.co.uk/PJ/RACHAEL-OLDFIELD-ROGATORY.htm

[Angelo222]

excellent,,,a review into the disappearance of MM led to an investiagtion into her abduction...obviously the review concluded an abduction took place

I know you like to infer things but not once does that Met document refer to an abduction and rightly so imho.

[Vertigo Swirl]

I know you like to infer things but not once does that Met document refer to an abduction and rightly so imho.

So you don't think the Met are treating this as a case of stranger abduction despite actually clearly stating that in an interview?

[Mr Gray]

I know you like to infer things but not once does that Met document refer to an abduction and rightly so imho.

The remit referred to an abduction.. As did Rowley... As did Redwood

[Mr Gray]

The open window was Kate's revelationary moment. She knew immediately she saw it that Madeleine had been taken. Her friends tried to work out how and why it was open and, in common with others, couldn't understand it at all;

we could never really work out why the shutters were up and the window was open...if they'd come in the patio door, why would they have gone out the window, I'm sure that they could have just gone back out that way, or they could have even just gone out the front door, erm which would have been much easier...

one of the, our theories for why the window and the shutters were open, were that you know, they came in that way and then but that would mean obviously that the window would have had to have been unlocked, you know either all week, or sometime during the day you know, thats kind of a bit of a risky thing to do because actually you know, if, if they had been checked before the children went to bed and you know Gerry and Kate had found the window unlocked, then they would have locked it and then that would have kind of scuppered anyones plans for coming in that way'.
https://www.mccannpjfiles.co.uk/PJ/RACHAEL-OLDFIELD-ROGATORY.htm

I understand a window was CBs normal MO

[kizzy]

I agree kizzy, all very odd.

Very odd the door was next to the bedroom, the nearest point to leave.  It also lead to the car park.

Yet she took time to look everywhere else, except outside that door.

The alleged intruder could have been still out there.

[Lace]

All the dodgy Latin in the world won't save this post, kidney.
It doesn't mention abduction at all. Doesn't even allude to it for a specific reason; they'd look like a right bunch of tools (again) if they don't leave it open to all possibilities.

Redwood said the McCann's were not suspects in the investigation,  so that ruled out Amaral's theory.

[The General]

Redwood said the McCann's were not suspects in the investigation,  so that ruled out Amaral's theory.

Not what we're discussing, but I like your tenacity and rectitude.

[Angelo222]

Redwood said the McCann's were not suspects in the investigation,  so that ruled out Amaral's theory.

And Redwood also thought Maddie was buried on waste ground near the shore.

And where is he now?  GONE  HISTORY