Former Police Chief to publish new book soon.

[jassi]

Lets hope that they do better than OG in that case.

[misty]

Notice that the UK press are now sending people to Portugal.

That'll disappoint those who are expecting the Portuguese press to descend on Rothley.

[Brietta]

Don't worry about that. 

I'm not particularly worried ... although last time round the Portuguese publishers seemed to be, perhaps about judicial secrecy ... who knows??

Certainly the Spanish had no such qualms.

However, what more has Mr Amaral to add to the story he has already written ... and covering what period?  Bearing in mind he was sacked from the investigation in 2007 and the only new information coming in regarding the archived case didn't happen until it was re-opened.

What went on between then and now particularly in relation to co-operative working between Scotland Yard and the Policia Judiciaria would make interesting reading.
He wouldn't be the man to be writing it though because as a civilian he would know nothing about the inner workings of an active police case  ...  wouldn't that be unlawful?

Doesn't really leave a lot to write a book about.

[jassi]

So I guess you won't mind if it goes on sale in UK

[Brietta]

So I guess you won't mind if it goes on sale in UK

I won't be buying it ... and if it does go on sale in the UK ... I doubt sales will number much more than 3,111 even if individuals buy three or four at a time.

[faithlilly]

I won't be buying it ... and if it does go on sale in the UK ... I doubt sales will number much more than 3,111 even if individuals buy three or four at a time.

I might have agreed with you before the McCanns tried to ban it. Had they never heard of Lady Chatterly's Lover ?

[Mr Gray]

I might have agreed with you before the McCanns tried to ban it. Had they never heard of Lady Chatterly's Lover ?

I know how much amaral is revered by some but he isn't quite in the same league as D H Lawrence

[jassi]

I know how much amaral is revered by some but he isn't quite in the same league as D H Lawrence

Perhaps he could spice it up a bit a la Kate 

[carlymichelle]

Perhaps he could spice it up a bit a la Kate 

  like her  she  couldnt make love to gerry bit??

[Benice]

Perhaps he could spice it up a bit a la Kate 

Indeed.  He could include a chapter on his adulterous affair.

[Eleanor]

Indeed.  He could include a chapter on his adulterous affair.

Which one?

[stephen25000]

I'm not particularly worried ... although last time round the Portuguese publishers seemed to be, perhaps about judicial secrecy ... who knows??

Certainly the Spanish had no such qualms.

However, what more has Mr Amaral to add to the story he has already written ... and covering what period?  Bearing in mind he was sacked from the investigation in 2007 and the only new information coming in regarding the archived case didn't happen until it was re-opened.

What went on between then and now particularly in relation to co-operative working between Scotland Yard and the Policia Judiciaria would make interesting reading.
He wouldn't be the man to be writing it though because as a civilian he would know nothing about the inner workings of an active police case  ...  wouldn't that be unlawful?

Doesn't really leave a lot to write a book about.

Wait and see is the best advice I can give you.

[jassi]

Can you have a non-adulterous affair?

[stephen25000]

Perhaps he could spice it up a bit a la Kate 

There is a certain book I believe.

[stephen25000]

Indeed.  He could include a chapter on his adulterous affair.

I would not exactly call him a Casanova.

...and neither I would assume is anyone else associated with this case.