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amaraltheofficeboy

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Re: Amaral's grasp of forensics ...
« Reply #45 on: April 15, 2013, 08:20:48 PM »
I am not a CSI expert, far from it, but don't you think that with the amount of evidence supplied to the best Laboratory in the world, a lot more information was expected?

The sturggies couldn't even say if the hair was from a dead or a live body - that much I could do with a simple microscope.

and your results were?

Offline Carana

Re: Amaral's grasp of forensics ...
« Reply #46 on: April 15, 2013, 08:27:25 PM »
I am not a CSI expert, far from it, but don't you think that with the amount of evidence supplied to the best Laboratory in the world, a lot more information was expected?

The sturggies couldn't even say if the hair was from a dead or a live body - that much I could do with a simple microscope.


Luz, Corte-Real met with the people at the FSS. There's a receipt slip from the FSS, signed by Viegas.

The PJ/INML must have double-checked, don't you think?


Offline gilet

Re: Amaral's grasp of forensics ...
« Reply #47 on: April 15, 2013, 08:31:10 PM »
What I would love Luz to do as well as provide evidence for her claims with clear references to that evidence, is provide some kind of explanation for the crazy behaviour of Amaral who sent the pyjamas to the Portuguese lab when there was nothing they could do with them, nothing to compare them with. Surely as coordinator of the case he should have been aware of that?

After all the miserable spectacle that you gave here you want me to give you more rope to hang yourself? You are not ignorant, you are twisted mind.
 
Sorry mate, I'm not a circus helper.

Go be a clown on your own account.

So still just abuse from you and not a shred of evidence for any of your claims.

Readers will see who is acting the abusive clown here and it is not me.

Every single post you make describes what kind of person you are and what your true agenda is.

That agenda has no relationship to truth or you would be willing to evidence your claims.

Offline Luz

Re: Amaral's grasp of forensics ...
« Reply #48 on: April 15, 2013, 08:32:39 PM »
Yes, Corte-Real had a meeting with them and was quite disappointed.
In fact as soon as he arrived in Portugal he actioned the Low Cut Analysis immediately, he wasn't going to loose more substantial data to phony laboratories.

Redblossom

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Re: Amaral's grasp of forensics ...
« Reply #49 on: April 15, 2013, 08:32:58 PM »



The only way they can be tested, in the future, is if they actually have the pyjamas, Madeleine wore. Even then there could be a difference in the fibres.

Could be, but more likely that pyjamas of a certain brand and specific design would have the same ones. It is not a major issue IMO in the wider picture.

Offline Luz

Re: Amaral's grasp of forensics ...
« Reply #50 on: April 15, 2013, 08:35:45 PM »
Gilet, go buy some Purina for my cat, she is famished.

Thank you darling

oooops, don't forget it's baby cat food   

amaraltheofficeboy

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Re: Amaral's grasp of forensics ...
« Reply #51 on: April 15, 2013, 08:36:19 PM »
Gilet, go buy some Purina for my cat, she is famished.

Thank you darling

did you search?

Redblossom

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Re: Amaral's grasp of forensics ...
« Reply #52 on: April 15, 2013, 08:36:57 PM »
I am not a CSI expert, far from it, but don't you think that with the amount of evidence supplied to the best Laboratory in the world, a lot more information was expected?

The sturggies couldn't even say if the hair was from a dead or a live body - that much I could do with a simple microscope.

IIRC Mr Rebelo asked the UK authorities  for hairs found in the car to be looked at to see if their was death banding on them as a matter of urgency.There is nothing in the files to say this was done.

Offline Carana

Re: Amaral's grasp of forensics ...
« Reply #53 on: April 15, 2013, 08:37:39 PM »
Yes, Corte-Real had a meeting with them and was quite disappointed.
In fact as soon as he arrived in Portugal he actioned the Low Cut Analysis immediately, he wasn't going to loose more substantial data to phony laboratories.

Where did he say that?

Offline gilet

Re: Amaral's grasp of forensics ...
« Reply #54 on: April 15, 2013, 08:45:28 PM »
Gilet, go buy some Purina for my cat, she is famished.

Thank you darling

oooops, don't forget it's baby cat food

More abuse from you. And still no evidence for any of your claims? Why do you constantly break forum rules?

" Please treat all members with respect, avoid speculation and ensure that any material posted is accompanied by the relevant links."

Every post you make breaks those rules.

Why?


Offline Luz

Re: Amaral's grasp of forensics ...
« Reply #55 on: April 15, 2013, 08:46:32 PM »
For God sake Gilet. The files were released in 2008. I spent hundreds if not thousands of hours going through them. I lived with those pages for years until I got fed up. I can retrive them in my head but I don't feel like it.

I'm not at my home now, I don't have those files with me now, and you want me to do what you should have done - check on the net?! It's all there for you, translated by different persons, just check.

Offline gilet

Re: Amaral's grasp of forensics ...
« Reply #56 on: April 15, 2013, 08:47:29 PM »
Yes, Corte-Real had a meeting with them and was quite disappointed.
In fact as soon as he arrived in Portugal he actioned the Low Cut Analysis immediately, he wasn't going to loose more substantial data to phony laboratories.

Where did he say that?

Yet again Luz posts claims without bothering to evidence them!

Why should anyone believe anything she says when if you ask her for links she simply posts a litany of abuse?

Such a refusal to post evidence or links is against forum rules.

amaraltheofficeboy

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Re: Amaral's grasp of forensics ...
« Reply #57 on: April 15, 2013, 08:48:03 PM »
For God sake Gilet. The files were released in 2008. I spent hundreds if not thousands of hours going through them. I lived with those pages for years until I got fed up. I can retrive them in my head but I don't feel like it.

I'm not at my home now, I don't have those files with me now, and you want me to do what you should have done - check on the net?! It's all there for you, translated by different persons, just check.

that's what swimming in the Atlantico does for you

Offline gilet

Re: Amaral's grasp of forensics ...
« Reply #58 on: April 15, 2013, 08:51:18 PM »
For God sake Gilet. The files were released in 2008. I spent hundreds if not thousands of hours going through them. I lived with those pages for years until I got fed up. I can retrive them in my head but I don't feel like it.

I'm not at my home now, I don't have those files with me now, and you want me to do what you should have done - check on the net?! It's all there for you, translated by different persons, just check.

Then I suggest you refrain from posting your claims till you can firstly support them with evidence as demanded by forum rules and secondly till you can conduct yourself with more respect to other posters as demanded by forum rules.  I am not interested in what you can or not find in your head, simply in seeing you post some actual evidence of the many claims you choose to post here.

It is you choosing to make the posts not me.

It is you failing to evidence those posts not me.

It is others seeing you fail to provide evidence and I have no doubt that reflects very badly on you not on me.

If you seriously expect people to trawl through tens of thousands of pages on your say so that evidence may exist there you are simply playing a sick game.

Offline Carana

Re: Amaral's grasp of forensics ...
« Reply #59 on: April 15, 2013, 09:02:56 PM »
Corte-Real seems to have agreed with Lowe (FSS) about the car DNA - the 15/37 soup.


33.09 – Dr Francisco Corte-Real, Vice President, National Forensics Institute: "When those 15 alleles are included in a mix, where beyond those 15 we can have another 30 or 40 alleles, that means that it includes biological material from several persons. And there it can be much more difficult, much more inconclusive, because we may have a mixture from several persons, including hypothetically, if that happens, we may have several persons from the same family, and that may even give us the idea, in a way, that a certain missing person may be included, and that is not conclusive."


http://www.mccannfiles.com/id225.html


He presumably also had the opportunity to examine the hair fragments in the car. There is a receipt slip signed by Viegas, so the PJ / INML could have double-checked.