Wandering Off Topic

[faithlilly]

No it doesn't... It depends on evidence... I'm surprised you don't understand that

No it doesn’t. If Portugal has their own suspect(s) it’s game over for Wolter.

[Mr Gray]

No it doesn’t. If Portugal has their own suspect(s) it’s game over for Wolter.

That really is absolute nonsense... Combined with the fact that I don't see Portugal having a suspect

[The General]

That really is absolute nonsense... Combined with the fact that I don't see Portugal having a suspect

Because there's two of them?

[Mr Gray]

Because there's two of them?

I find it odd that posters think the parents are suspects in the Portuguese investigation

[Eleanor]

I find it odd that posters think the parents are suspects in the Portuguese investigation

I think it is silly.

[The General]

I find it odd that posters think the parents are suspects in the Portuguese investigation

I think it's foolish to rule anyone out at such an early stage.
Except Murat. He seems like a decent chap and has a solid alibi.

[faithlilly]

I find it odd that posters think the parents are suspects in the Portuguese investigation

Wolter said so....don’t you believe him?

[G-Unit]

He's explained why he hasnt

I know from personal experience that the police in the UK do everything they can to inform the relatives themselves about a death, whether accidental or deliberate. They would never confirm it to the press until the relatives knew. Wolters has not, it seems, had the courtesy to do the same. If he has definitive evidence of Madeleine's death he is showing no regard for the feelings of her parents whatsoever. It leads me to conclude that early reports were correct, and it was an assumption.

4th June 2020
Hans Christian Wolters, from the Braunschweig Public Prosecutor's Office in Germany, said in an update on Thursday: "We are assuming that the girl is dead.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-52916137

[Mr Gray]

I know from personal experience that the police in the UK do everything they can to inform the relatives themselves about a death, whether accidental or deliberate. They would never confirm it to the press until the relatives knew. Wolters has not, it seems, had the courtesy to do the same. If he has definitive evidence of Madeleine's death he is showing no regard for the feelings of her parents whatsoever. It leads me to conclude that early reports were correct, and it was an assumption.

4th June 2020
Hans Christian Wolters, from the Braunschweig Public Prosecutor's Office in Germany, said in an update on Thursday: "We are assuming that the girl is dead.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-52916137

From what hes said hes going to do them the courtesy of solving the disappearance of their daughter and doing them the courtesy of prosecuting the person responsible. He says he hopes they understand that by releasing the information it might help the perpertrator walk free.

[Eleanor]

From what hes said hes going to do them the courtesy of solving the disappearance of their daughter and doing them the courtesy of prosecuting the person responsible. He says he hopes they understand that by releasing the information it might help the perpertrator walk free.

Would have thought this was obvious.

[barrier]

From what hes said hes going to do them the courtesy of solving the disappearance of their daughter and doing them the courtesy of prosecuting the person responsible. He says he hopes they understand that by releasing the information it might help the perpertrator walk free.

Yet he said he sent them a letter.

[Vertigo Swirl]

Wolter said that the Portuguese still had the parents in the frame.

If we’re playing suspect top trump the Portuguese will trump the German’s every time.

[Vertigo Swirl]

I think it's foolish to rule anyone out at such an early stage.
Except Murat. He seems like a decent chap and has a solid alibi.

Yep, Mummy.

[Mr Gray]

Do you think its  a joke..

[Vertigo Swirl]

Do you think its  a joke..

Surely it must be?