Author Topic: German murder case solved thanks to publicity associated with German Crimewatch programme.  (Read 2307 times)

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Lyall

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2539926/How-Madeleine-McCann-case-helped-solve-German-murder-mystery.html

well thats good news I suppose

"A German police spokesman said: ‘With so many people watching the show, more than ever before..'"

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It surely can't be true. If it is... why?


Redblossom

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"A German police spokesman said: ‘With so many people watching the show, more than ever before..'"

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It surely can't be true. If it is... why?
The German Maddie crimewatch attracted more viewers than normal..obviously it wasnt one of the "normal viewers" that rang in to solve this other case....So...??? Dont get the point of the artice at all myself

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Lyall

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The German Maddie crimewatch attracted more viewers than normal..obviously it wasnt one of the "normal viewers" that rang in to solve this other case....So...??? Dont get the point of the artice at all myself

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A German police spokesman said.....

Is Clarence speaking for the German police as well now? 8)--))

Redblossom

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A German police spokesman said.....

Is Clarence speaking for the German police as well now? 8)--))

yes, rollox as usual

Offline jassi

yes, rollox as usual

Or as they say in German  Stier Scheiße   @)(++(*
I believe everything. And l believe nothing.
I suspect everyone. And l suspect no one.
I gather the facts, examine the clues... and before   you know it, the case is solved!"

Or maybe not -

OG have been pushed out by the Germans who have reserved all the deck chairs for the foreseeable future

Redblossom

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Or as they say in German  Stier Scheiße   @)(++(*

Funny sometimes when even if you dont speak another language you know exactly what some words and phrases are LOL

Yup, scheibe all the way

Lyall

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I wasn't laughing at the unfortunate outcome of the other case but why does nobody use their names anymore? The German police spokesman wasn't saying anything controversial - why no name?

It is one reason why people don't trust what it's the papers - no names are given even when there's no reason not to.

(anyway I'm going OT)

AnneGuedes

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The German Maddie crimewatch attracted more viewers than normal..obviously it wasnt one of the "normal viewers" that rang in to solve this other case....So...??? Dont get the point of the artice at all myself

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The point that I do get is dogs specially trained in looking for corpses
This story grotesquely told makes the German police as naive as the PJ.
I don't know if it's the same case, recycled to brush the (ortho)doxy, but I read, some years back, that a man in Germany pretended that his wife had left him for someone else. The German police (not CW) brought cadaver dogs and caught he was.

AnneGuedes

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I wasn't laughing at the unfortunate outcome of the other case but why does nobody use their names anymore? The German police spokesman wasn't saying anything controversial - why no name?

It is one reason why people don't trust what it's the papers - no names are given even when there's no reason not to.

(anyway I'm going OT)
That's a point I remember now. The names of that (old) case's protagonists weren't published. And I found it fine.

Redblossom

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The point that I do get is dogs specially trained in looking for corpses
This story grotesquely told makes the German police as naive as the PJ.
I don't know if it's the same case, recycled to brush the (ortho)doxy, but I read, some years back, that a man in Germany pretended that his wife had left him for someone else. The German police (not CW) brought cadaver dogs and caught he was.

I missed that bit...now thats unhelpful.....