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debunker

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Re: What is the current public opinion of the McCanns?
« Reply #105 on: April 22, 2013, 07:25:34 AM »
Do you really want someone really, really happy?
Make a poll with muratfan, and both McCann. We all vote muratfan.
That will make him the happiest creature in the world.

In my grandmother's very little village there used to be what they called "carpideiras" (usually women that were payed to go to funerals and cry out, very loudly - the tone of their crying was consonant with the pay). These women were mostly old, single, very angry with their own lives and found a way to gain money and at the same time do some thing for others - crying.

Nowadays they accuse innocent people of a crime, try to fit them up, write a book about it, get it totaly wrong, then get their friends and families to lie about what is in the Official Police Files. Only in a backwater place


Do you mean your darling Mrs. McCann?
yes she composed a book to try inefficiently to disguise a crime, and so what? Isn't she allowed to make money out of it?
Hair-dos cost money, a little piece of cloth (not so little nowadays, we have improved) cost money, staying home costs money, why shouldn't she write a novel and make some money?!

No, I am on about the Fat Defective....the one who was convicted in a court of law for covering up torture on his watch.. The Fat Defective who threatened to shoot someone, The Fat Defective who chucked his dog in a bin...The Fat Defective who (according to his wife in Police Statements) was regularly drunk and would beat her, and drive his daughter in a police car whilst drunk...

Great bloke he is NJ

But you forget that the, now THIN, Inspector and his colleagues have been acquitted, since the murderer of her daughter was found and tried as a liar. And convicted for another 7 moths in prison for that.
If there was no crime how could he and his colleagues be culpable?!!! Only in your tiny thinny heads.

You have continued to claim an acquittal but refuse to provide a cite. So we can assume that you do not have such proof because it is not correct.

debunker

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Re: What is the current public opinion of the McCanns?
« Reply #106 on: April 22, 2013, 07:38:39 AM »
Regarding the 'caution' for the death threat. There are two different types of police behaviour popularly referred to as cautions or cautioning. One is an informal caution- a warning about the likelihood of future police action should such behaviour occur. This is used where police believe that a crime may have been committed but that it does not meet the level required for prosecution. This sort of caution is a one way affair- the person essentially being 'told off'. The second form of caution isa Formal Caution, issued by a Police Officer of at least Inspector rank who decides that a crime has been committed and that there is sufficient evidence to refer it for prosecution, but that it is not necessarily in the interests of justice to do so. The person is formally informed of the fact that they could be prosecuted and given the option of accepting a caution; this requires the person to formally admit to the crime and becomes part of the criminal record.

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Re: What is the current public opinion of the McCanns?
« Reply #107 on: April 22, 2013, 10:32:15 AM »
The poor woman was beaten in prison, and was observed by a doctor only days later because the warden had been absent and had allowed that to happen.

She, the accuser, couldn't have been beaten in the quarters of the police, by those inspectors, on the day and time she proposed, because they weren't there (the ones that supposedly tortured her).

Amaral and the other inspector that was condemned couldn't have reported or acknowledge something that didn't happen.

So why did Amaral sign a Report saying that Leonor was injured when she fell down the stairs if she didn't sustain these injuries until after she left the police station?

The Accusation of Incest was rejected by The Court.  I would have thought you would know that.

Offline Eleanor

Re: What is the current public opinion of the McCanns?
« Reply #108 on: April 22, 2013, 12:40:55 PM »

Does no one else think it is strange that Amaral tried to cover up something that supposedly never happened on his watch?

Why confirm in a Written Report, signed by him that Leonor fell down the stairs if she didn't sustain her injuries until after she was returned to prison?

Rachel Granada

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Re: What is the current public opinion of the McCanns?
« Reply #109 on: April 23, 2013, 12:03:52 AM »
The Ex Fat Useless, Incompetent Defective RESIGNED, as you keep informing us. Therefore McCanns had nothing to do with his career ending.. Oh and yes, writing a book on an investigation, whilst it was going on, and he was still an officer.

You should apply for a position in the SUN LOL, get a desk next to Tony Parsons maybe
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Portugal's ambassador to Britain, Senor Antonio Santana Carlos, says that the Madeleine McCann case has seriously damaged relations between the two countries. Well, whose fault is that?



It is the fault of the spectacularly stupid, cruel Portuguese police. I have never much cared for the convention of calling cops "pigs" or "filth", but I am happy to make an exception.

They have tried to cover their humiliation at coming nowhere close to finding that stolen child by fitting up her parents.

The decline in relations is also the fault of the appalling Portuguese media, happy to print any piece of poisonous trash spoon-fed to them by "police sources" treating the abduction of a small child as light entertainment.

And the Portuguese public must also take their share of the blame. The sight of locals jeering at Kate McCann as she went in for questioning made me feel as though these leering bumpkins were not from another country, but another planet.


And the good ambassador can also be blamed for the decline in relations.

When he should be exercising a little diplomacy, he huffs and he puffs about the McCanns' tragic decision to leave their children sleeping alone on the night Madeleine was stolen.

"In Portugal we have the concept of a nuclear family," sniffs Senor Carlos. "That the families all live together."

They made a mistake, ambassador. Their lives have been wrecked. That is punishment enough, without your asinine, unwanted comments.

And I would respectfully suggest that in future, if you can't say something constructive about the disappearance of little Madeleine, then you just keep your stupid, sardine-munching mouth shut.

No please.

And we would loose all the jokes here, live with him.

Let muratfan stay here. He will get moor one of these days. In fact the lying trait he already has, in six moths to one year we will put him selling tainted aluminum for gold on the Algarve beaches.

Disclaimer: Moors don't lye, they are famous for their abilities in the sales/commerce, especially with foreigners from the north. :)


Its time for me to go to bed...I'm not doing well in my posting, me thinks.

You keep on skirting round the issue of police brutality in PT don't you Luz?