Gonçalo Amaral said the Maddie-case has 'ruined' him

[Redblossom]

Gurdeep think mr amarol ruin hiself

Thank you for your thoughts?..but learn to spell

[Redblossom]

It ain't over until the fat person of interest sings

Are  all the 41 persons of interest fat b........s then who can sing? LOL

As well as having knowledge of or abducting or witnessing it all

that will be a "mighty" chorus

[sadie]

Gurdeep think mr amarol ruin hiself

Me too.  I think Mr Amaral has ruined himself and a fair few others in the process.

[Eleanor]

Gurdeep think mr amarol ruin hiself

All things come to those who wait.

[Lyall]

All things come to those who wait.

But now they've made him famous.

[Eleanor]

But now they've made him famous.

Who?

[Lyall]

Mr A. If another book was published now it would get a lot of light.

[Eleanor]

Mr A. If another book was published now it would get a lot of light.

It might depend on what the book is all about.  You simply cannot go around slagging off people for a few bob.

[Lyall]

That's true, I expect he wouldn't want to get into another legal struggle.

But there's a story there that plenty would want to read, so maybe he will tell it. Or someone else will and it will sell more with Mr Amaral's name on it.

We shall see >@@(*&)

[Sherlock Holmes]

The press was always actually supportive, despite the narrative that came later at Leveson and in the book. There were lurid front pages that went too far, but elsewhere in the same papers on the same days there was still support. Editorials and columnists were always supportive (you can count on your fingers the number of articles that weren't). The papers never really investigated.

Interesting isn't it Lyall?

They didn't ever really investigate, you say. Strange given how they may have profited if they unearthed anything of interest.

I personally believe T9 have nothing to hide, but for the press to give them the benefit of the doubt given the way they normally operate seems unusual.

[Lyall]

Interesting isn't it Lyall?

They didn't ever really investigate, you say. Strange given how they may have profited if they unearthed anything of interest.

I personally believe T9 have nothing to hide, but for the press to give them the benefit of the doubt given the way they normally operate seems unusual.

They did print some stories because the seven also won damages, but it was just a fraction of the stories about the McCanns - and those stories would have been more of the lurid front pages, and not any analysis of the timelines or statements (because next to none of that ever took place).

I think the papers deliberately just printed the lurid stories because they were easy to do, cheap and pretty soon not taken seriously anyway because they were so absurd.

It was a lot easier to do that than confront the case head on wasn't it, because they could see what we see now - it's a black hole.

[Lyall]

Interesting isn't it Lyall?

They didn't ever really investigate, you say. Strange given how they may have profited if they unearthed anything of interest.

I personally believe T9 have nothing to hide, but for the press to give them the benefit of the doubt given the way they normally operate seems unusual.

You mean all nine have nothing to hide, SH, or do you mean the seven?

[stephen25000]

Gurdeep think mr amarol ruin hiself

Methinks Gurdeep is playing silly b....rs deliberately misspelling, but has been on here before with other names.

Gurdeep is as Asian  as a full English breakfast.

[Mr Gray]

Gurdeep think mr amarol ruin hiself

Spot on Gurdeep

[Victoria]

Gurdeep think mr amarol ruin hiself

Victoria agree with Gurdeep.