More recent events related to Madeleine McCann's case

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It's a tragic tale. Figuera was an isolated, povery stricken village.

Leonor believed she was the only one who owned a mobile phone, nobody had access to land lines either, & sadly, she'd run out of credit.

Poor, poor Joana.

If only someone else in the village had a phone, or her mother had bothered to ask anyone if they did.

Because it turns out someone else in the village did have a phone, & they eventually phoned the police through their own concern, & not at the behest of the child's mother.

Anyway, I believe Brueckner owned & used motor vehicles & I find that very, very suspicious.

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It’s been a hard day’s WUM, and he’s been barking like a dog…

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It’s been a hard day’s WUM, and he’s been barking like a dog…

It's been an enjoyable days WUM.

It's been fun watching people try to explain away, or totally ignore altogether, the lack of concern by a mother for her young missing daughter.

It's quite a contradiction isn't it.

At least Carana agreed with the point, sort of. Well, not entirely, but she at least tried to make it seem like she did.

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I seem to recall a similar situation with Bianca Jones.

Remember that one?

Poor D'Andre Lane was viciously car jacked at gun point & little Bianca abducted.

If Mr Lane's story is to be believed, he still had his phone with him after being car jacked & witnessing his precious daughter being abducted.

But, for reasons unexplained by Mr Lane, he doesn't phone the police immediately to report this dreadful child abduction, instead walking several blocks to his friends house, who eventually uses Lane's mobile phone to call 911, some 45 minutes after Bianca had been abducted.

But, he was a black guy so maybe he was just scared of calling police, or he was struck dumb & couldn't talk on a phone, or perhaps he couldn't remember the emergency number. Yes, I think that might be it.

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So yes, I think it would be reasonable to re-open the case into Joana’s disappearance given that there was the likelihood of a predatory paedophile and prime suspect in other missing/murdered child cases living nearby.  Perhaps the Ciprianos sold her to Brückner, or found his corpse disposal services advert in a local phone box and got him to chop her up and feed to the pigs. Worth checking out, eh?

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So yes, I think it would be reasonable to re-open the case into Joana’s disappearance given that there was the likelihood of a predatory paedophile and prime suspect in other missing/murdered child cases living nearby.  Perhaps the Ciprianos sold her to Brückner, or found his corpse disposal services advert in a local phone box and got him to chop her up and feed to the pigs. Worth checking out, eh?

Yes yes, because Leonors account is utterly convincing. Isn't it. Yes.

She doesn't call police because she has no credit, was unable to ask anyone else if they had a phone & the emergency number was premium rate aswell.

Oh well  just go to bed & report your vulnerable child missing the next day.

Yes, well within the bounds of responsible parenting & entirely consistent with what you'd expect when an 8 year old girl gets abducted.

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I suppose the PJ have absolutely no interest in considering the possibility that they got yet another high profile case wrong so the chances of the Cipriano case ever being re-opened is close to zero.  Oh well.  I reckon Brückner may have been involved and I shall keep on saying so until my dying breath, in much the same way as McCann sceptics will continue to point the finger at them until they keel over.  Seems only fair, and I am all for equality.

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What fits with abduction & Leonor's innocence even more, is the fact that Leonor confessed before a judge, on the 24th of September, to accidentally killing her daughter.

She was, of course, forced into this admission before the judge on the 24th of September, because she had foresight that the police were going to torture her into this confession on the 14th of October, some 3 weeks later.

Strange, she chose to tell the judge she'd killed the child, when this was her opportunity to protest her innocence & assert that the child had been abducted.

I wonder why the judge didn't notice her black eye, that she didn't get until 3 weeks later.

http://miscarriageofjustice.co/index.php?topic=5783.0

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Anyone with any faith in the Portuguese justice system needs a head wobble imo.

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Anyone with any faith in the Portuguese justice system needs a head wobble imo.

But you trust a woman who admits to killing a child & who didn't call the police when she'd been missing for 4 hours, having only popped out for 10 minutes.

Yes, that's rational.

Yes, I imagine you'd do the same in her situation.

It's a lot of hassle phoning the emergency services.

Besides, she was 8, she could fend for herself

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FREE LEONOR CIPRIANO!!!

Oh wait…

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Hopefully D'Andre gets out soon & he can get to work searching for his abducted child.

If he does find anything, I sure hope he remembers how to use his phone this time around.

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Yeah she was 8 years old & it wasn't unusual for her to be out playing between 8pm & 12pm. Right.

Anyway, if that's why she didn't report her missing then why did she tell the GNR she hadn't made a call because she had no credit?

Which one was it?

Will you stop asking such damn searching questions.

[Carana]

It's been an enjoyable days WUM.

It's been fun watching people try to explain away, or totally ignore altogether, the lack of concern by a mother for her young missing daughter.

It's quite a contradiction isn't it.

At least Carana agreed with the point, sort of. Well, not entirely, but she at least tried to make it seem like she did.

Actually, I said that I could see where you're coming from, but I disagree for a number of reasons.

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Yes yes, because Leonors account is utterly convincing. Isn't it. Yes.

She doesn't call police because she has no credit, was unable to ask anyone else if they had a phone & the emergency number was premium rate aswell.

Oh well  just go to bed & report your vulnerable child missing the next day.

Yes, well within the bounds of responsible parenting & entirely consistent with what you'd expect when an 8 year old girl gets abducted.

But that's not the sequence of events.