Eddie and Keela and what the alerts meant if anything.

[The General]

Accept it then as evidential.  But in this case evidence of what?  That Kate had been in contact with cadavers in her job; that is a possibility.

...and then got down behind the couch, then squeezed in to the cupboard. Lends credence to your 'hide and seek' theory, I suppose.

[Mr Gray]

This is what Grime said;

Therefore in this particular case, as no human remains were located, the only
alert indications that may become corroborated are those that the CSI dog
indicated by forensic laboratory analysis.
https://www.mccannpjfiles.co.uk/PJ/MARTIN_GRIMES.htm

When someone says "in this particular case" they aren't talking about every case, they're talking about just one.

only in that instance did he use those words...in other instances he was speking generally....harrison said the same

[Mr Gray]

Accept it then as evidential.  But in this case evidence of what?  That Kate had been in contact with cadavers in her job; that is a possibility.

I dont accept them as evidential...based  oneverything ive read...

[Robittybob1]

You mean you are of an argumentative nature ?

To be argumentative is against the forum rules from memory.

[G-Unit]

dont tell me what to post...Grime is now using the alerts as evidence

Grrime doesn't decide what is evidence and what isn't; the prosecutors do.

[Robittybob1]

He is making allegations of a pejorative nature against Grime. How do you feel about that Brietta ?

I'd have to Google "perjorative" first.    But initially it doesn't sound good.

Let's Google it:
pejorative

adjective
1.
expressing contempt or disapproval.
"permissiveness is used almost universally as a pejorative term"
synonyms:   disparaging, derogatory, denigratory, deprecatory, defamatory, slanderous, libellous, abusive, insulting, slighting, vituperative, disapproving, contemptuous;

noun
1.
a word expressing contempt or disapproval.
"most of what he said was inflammatory and filled with pejoratives""

[Robittybob1]

Which allegations do you object to?.. I've simply quoted from reports.

Are all those reports non double translated?  You object to other reports that have been translated and re-translated.

[The General]

no...they said they had doubts...thats not me...thats the PJ

Where do they state that, davros? Can't find it.

[G-Unit]

only in that instance did he use those words...in other instances he was speking generally....harrison said the same

Then please post the quotes you are relying on so we can all see them.

[Robittybob1]

For those wondering about the origin of this, it's the latest post on my blog.

I have been examining cadaver decomposition on the Algarve.  With a view to considering whether Madeleine woke, wandered, and met her end by accident or design.

There are vast tracts of undeveloped terrain inside and around Luz, and elsewhere, so I'm trying to understand what would happen to a body on the terrain surface, or in a shallow grave.

I was surprised to see that Gonçalo's cadaver find did not appear to be impacted by insects or larger scavengers.

From recent posts here, it seems many, most or all dogs would find a cadaver.  With a vast number of dogs on the Algarve, that means one aspect of W&W is less likely than I thought.

Clear as mud?   

So it was woke wandered and died somewhere out in the open that you think as unlikely.  I'd agree with that.

When I see hedgehogs attacked by predators they usually have been minced by a car first.  A lot of animal won't eat meat that is reeking of cadaver odour.   You'd need something like vultures to do that.

[jassi]

So it was woke wandered and died somewhere out in the open that you think as unlikely.  I'd agree with that.

When I see hedgehogs attacked by predators they usually have been minced by a car first.  A lot of animal won't eat meat that is reeking of cadaver odour.   You'd need something like vultures to do that.

Or seagulls. Imagine there are plenty of gulls along the Algarve coast

[Mr Gray]

Are all those reports non double translated?  You object to other reports that have been translated and re-translated.

No the report is in english

[Mr Gray]

I'd have to Google "perjorative" first.    But initially it doesn't sound good.

Let's Google it:
pejorative

adjective
1.
expressing contempt or disapproval.
"permissiveness is used almost universally as a pejorative term"
synonyms:   disparaging, derogatory, denigratory, deprecatory, defamatory, slanderous, libellous, abusive, insulting, slighting, vituperative, disapproving, contemptuous;

noun
1.
a word expressing contempt or disapproval.
"most of what he said was inflammatory and filled with pejoratives""

I would say I'm not.. I'm stating facts and letting the reader draw their own conclusions

[Robittybob1]

Truth is an absolute defence.

You would lose then.

[Mr Gray]

Where do they state that, davros? Can't find it.

It's tucked away... I'll be home soon and post it