Mark Harrison and the searches he recommended and took part in.

[G-Unit]

Similarly with all the 'facts' recorded in the files ... people have always put their own interpretation on them.

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The questioning of the holiday group merely corroborated what had already been established during the investigation, without any detail that could have been reputed as especially relevant being brought forward.
https://madeleinemccannthetruth.files.wordpress.com/2011/09/pj_report_english_translation.pdf

Seems perfectly clear to me ... but to many, "inconsistencies" appear to be the order of the day.

When people express their own opinions on the facts they usually express it as imo. It's not acceptable to present opinion as fact.

[G-Unit]

Harrison didn't mention the involvement of Grime and his dogs at certain search sites.
That's a fact.

That's because Harrison didn't recommend those searches.
That's not a fact. It's an opinion.

[ferryman]

Harrison didn't mention the involvement of Grime and his dogs at certain search sites.
That's a fact.

That's because Harrison didn't recommend those searches.
That's not a fact. It's an opinion.

Harrison DID draw up a set of proposals, prefixed with personal-pro noun I, which exactly reflects Harrison's acknowledgement of the input of Grime and his dogs in his post-inspection summary.

Another fact.

[G-Unit]

Harrison DID draw up a set of proposals, prefixed with personal-pro noun I, which exactly reflects Harrison's acknowledgement of the input of Grime and his dogs in his post-inspection summary.

Another fact.

I notice you didn't answer my point about facts and opinions.

[ferryman]

I notice you didn't answer my point about facts and opinions.

You didn't make a point.

You made an erroneous statement.

[G-Unit]

You didn't make a point.

You made an erroneous statement.

It's clear you don't understand the difference between facts and opinions. Here they are again;

Harrison didn't mention the involvement of Grime and his dogs at certain search sites.
That's a fact.

That's because Harrison didn't recommend those searches.
That's not a fact. It's an opinion.

[ferryman]

It's clear you don't understand the difference between facts and opinions. Here they are again;

Harrison didn't mention the involvement of Grime and his dogs at certain search sites.
That's a fact.

That's because Harrison didn't recommend those searches.
That's not a fact. It's an opinion.

No it's not (an opinion)

[Robittybob1]

No it's not (an opinion)

It would be a fact if you could ascertain the facts.

[Angelo222]

No it's not (an opinion)

More wishful thinking than opinion.  Only Harrison knows what his true feelings were on the searches, no Report would ever reveal that imo.

[ferryman]

More wishful thinking than opinion.  Only Harrison knows what his true feelings were on the searches, no Report would ever reveal that imo.

Feelings?

Harrison's thoughts and impressions are explicit in his words.

You have to read Harrison's words carefully, but when you do, his thoughts and impressions are clear.

[Robittybob1]

Feelings?

Harrison's thoughts and impressions are explicit in his words.

You have to read Harrison's words carefully, but when you do, his thoughts and impressions are clear.

IYO  In Your Opinion. 

[ferryman]

IYO  In Your Opinion.

Opinion?

No.

[Robittybob1]

Opinion?

No.

Would he not have to state that the report reflected his thoughts to be sure it was a fact otherwise it is your opinion only.

[G-Unit]

Feelings?

Harrison's thoughts and impressions are explicit in his words.

You have to read Harrison's words carefully, but when you do, his thoughts and impressions are clear.

Explicit means stated clearly and in detail, leaving no room for confusion or doubt. What you are describing is implicit which means suggested though not directly expressed.

In my opinion Harrison's text doesn't suggest any of the thoughts and impressions you say they do. You have invented reasons why he wrote the way he did and then you have presented your inventions as facts.

[Mr Gray]

More wishful thinking than opinion.  Only Harrison knows what his true feelings were on the searches, no Report would ever reveal that imo.

Harrison stated very clearly no inferences can be drawn from unconfirmed alerts