Should The McCann Twins Be Tabloid Fodder ?

[Lace]

An example -


Doug Skehan, clinical director of cardiology at Glenfield hospital, described Mr McCann as "extremely popular, someone we have a deep affection for".

[Mr Gray]

If you know people who know the McCs and your opinion is based on their opinion, it is hearsay.

I haven't quoted my opinion...I have quoted their opinion given ...so it is NOT hearsay...think about it

[Mr Gray]

An example -


Doug Skehan, clinical director of cardiology at Glenfield hospital, described Mr McCann as "extremely popular, someone we have a deep affection for".

That is exactly the impression I was given directly from students who knew Gerry

[stephen25000]

An example -


Doug Skehan, clinical director of cardiology at Glenfield hospital, described Mr McCann as "extremely popular, someone we have a deep affection for".

and what did a fellow student when at University say about him ?

You can look it up.


Personally , I find him an extremely arrogant man.

[Lace]

and what did a fellow student when at University say about him ?

You can look it up.


Personally , I find him an extremely arrogant man.

One fellow student at University!!!   can't you do better than that?    Gerry  got better grades than him did he.

[stephen25000]

One fellow student at University!!!   can't you do better than that?    Gerry  got better grades than him did he.

Well you quoted one person, giving their view as well, i.s. anecdote.

No idea what grades he got.

[xtina]

@ lace

You say they didn't care about the children,   how can you say that?

how can i say they didn't care about the children ...simple i just type it in ..

but on the other hand ...you don't know they checked on them ....you don't know how often..you only know there account of what they said happened ...

also what version do you believe ...there was about 20 inconsistency's [and that's just the timeline]...they changed there mind to suit....did the high tea at 5 30 exist ...k mcc seemed to be doing three things at once at 5 30 that day ...you cant believe anything they say ...

lets face it its them you should be questioning ...not me they are the ones who did wrong ...its not my intelligence they insult ...

[Lace]

Well you quoted one person, giving their view as well, i.s. anecdote.

No idea what grades he got.

Notice the 'we' in the part I posted?

[xtina]

An example -


Doug Skehan, clinical director of cardiology at Glenfield hospital, described Mr McCann as "extremely popular, someone we have a deep affection for".

how petty .....its worse than my dad is bigger than yours....who cares anyway who likes them ....you never get to read ...people that don't ...and there is plenty who do not ...or believe maddie was abducted..... fgs

[Lace]

@ lace

You say they didn't care about the children,   how can you say that?

how can i say they didn't care about the children ...simple i just type it in ..

but on the other hand ...you don't know they checked on them ....you don't know how often..you only know there account of what they said happened ...

also what version do you believe ...there was about 20 inconsistency's [and that's just the timeline]...they changed there mind to suit....did the high tea at 5 30 exist ...k mcc seemed to be doing three things at once at 5 30 that day ...you cant believe anything they say ...

lets face it its them you should be questioning ...not me they are the ones who did wrong ...its not my intelligence they insult ...

Yes you did just type it in,  it's easy isn't it to just type something that you don't know is true.

The waiter said he noticed people getting up from the table to check.

There are always inconsistencies,  the police would be suspicious if there weren't,  so if they are guilty why didn't they get their statements all reading the same?

The did do wrong and know they did,  no reason to paint them as uncaring,  they didn't want anything to happen to their children did they?

[stephen25000]

Notice the 'we' in the part I posted?

You quoted the comment of one person.

How do 'we' know it's true ?

[Lace]

how petty .....its worse than my dad is bigger than yours....who cares anyway who likes them ....you never get to read ...people that don't ...and there is plenty who do not ...or believe maddie was abducted..... fgs

The internet is swamped with nasty comments about the McCann's,   to read them you would swear they were devils in disguise,  but when you actually read what the people who know them have to say,  they resemble different people,  that is all I'm saying.  Nothing to do with what happened to Madeleine, except that by giving a picture of people you don't know as being these uncaring evil characters,  you are more likely to get those who read what you have to say  believe any old tosh  with regards to the Madeleine case and the parents involvement.

[Eleanor]

Can we try to stay On Topic, Please.

[G-Unit]

and what did a fellow student when at University say about him ?

You can look it up.


Personally , I find him an extremely arrogant man.

I think it's fair to describe him as a 'man's man' as Jane Tanner put it. Kate acknowledged he could be abrupt, and doesn't make romantic gestures.

The group appeared boisterous but good natured with Gerry being the central figure. His gregarious character making him appear to be the central figure in the group and almost holding court.
http://www.mccannpjfiles.co.uk/PJ/JEREMY_BRIGET.htm

Let me tell you something about Gerry. His honesty
and openness make him very direct, often to the
point of bluntness, and he’s not a touchy-feely guy.
Like many men, he assumes I take his feelings as
read and doesn’t see any need to express them with
soft-soaping, flowers or cards.
Kate McCann's book.

I mean Gerry, the sort of person Gerry is, I could never see us being best buddies because he’s very, we’re very different. I think he’s very err he’s quite forthright and so I don’t think we’d ever be best friends but there’s no problem there or anything like that you know, I feel bad saying that because it makes it sound like there is a problem but there’s not but you know it’s not, whereas Kate I was really, I was getting to know Kate quite well but yeah I think Gerry is sort of like more of a man’s man maybe.”
Jane Tanner's rogatory interview.


Initially I thought that Gerry McCann was a bit harsh, but as we got to know each other he revealed himself to be very nice and fun [-loving].
http://www.mccannpjfiles.co.uk/PJ/KA-LEMc.htm

[stephen25000]

I think it's fair to describe him as a 'man's man' as Jane Tanner put it. Kate acknowledged he could be abrupt, and doesn't make romantic gestures.

The group appeared boisterous but good natured with Gerry being the central figure. His gregarious character making him appear to be the central figure in the group and almost holding court.
http://www.mccannpjfiles.co.uk/PJ/JEREMY_BRIGET.htm

Let me tell you something about Gerry. His honesty
and openness make him very direct, often to the
point of bluntness, and he’s not a touchy-feely guy.
Like many men, he assumes I take his feelings as
read and doesn’t see any need to express them with
soft-soaping, flowers or cards.
Kate McCann's book.

I mean Gerry, the sort of person Gerry is, I could never see us being best buddies because he’s very, we’re very different. I think he’s very err he’s quite forthright and so I don’t think we’d ever be best friends but there’s no problem there or anything like that you know, I feel bad saying that because it makes it sound like there is a problem but there’s not but you know it’s not, whereas Kate I was really, I was getting to know Kate quite well but yeah I think Gerry is sort of like more of a man’s man maybe.”
Jane Tanner's rogatory interview.


Initially I thought that Gerry McCann was a bit harsh, but as we got to know each other he revealed himself to be very nice and fun [-loving].
http://www.mccannpjfiles.co.uk/PJ/KA-LEMc.htm

So he is not an Arnie type of man.