Author Topic: Will the appointment of Luis Neves have any impact on the Madeleine McCann case?  (Read 20907 times)

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Offline Snowgirl

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and I think what she did was absolutely right.
So you don’ t think it’s perfectly normal for parents to be  questioned in cases of alleged abduction  ?
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Offline Mr Gray

6So you don’ t think it’s perfectly normal for parents to be  questioned in cases of alleged abduction  ?

I think its perfectly normal for parents to be questioned.
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Offline barrier

"I think" and hence "I don't think" is now accepted as equivalent to IMO.


Trouble is some don't.
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Offline Robittybob1

and I think what she did was absolutely right.
In the end the PJ had no evidence against Kate.
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Offline Mr Gray

So if you think it's perfectly normal for parents to be questioned?

You do realise kate was questioned and answerred questions for many hours..........absolutely understand why Kate said the things she did...quite reasonable imo
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Offline Snowgirl

You do realise kate was questioned and answerred questions for many hours..........absolutely understand why Kate said the things she did...quite reasonable imo
Of course I realise that,  but it seems ,  and coming  from  her own mouth since , that she's not averse to making derogatory comments  in fact wishing  ill on Amaral .
I'm not of the opinion that that's reasonable .

Offline Mr Gray

Of course I realise that,  but it seems ,  and coming  from  her own mouth since , that she's not averse to making derogatory comments  in fact wishing  ill on Amaral .
I'm not of the opinion that that's reasonable .

I think in the circumstances it is

Offline Snowgirl

I think in the circumstances it is
So you think wishing ill on people is  reasonable  ?

Offline Erngath

So you think wishing ill on people is  reasonable  ?


He had caused her so much pain with his dreadful,IMO, book.and videos and his various public interviews.
He seemed to care little for her feelings
I don't think wishing him to feel some of her pain is unreasonable.

Deal with the failings of others as gently as with your own.

Offline Snowgirl


He had caused her so much pain with his dreadful,IMO, book.and videos and his various public interviews.
He seemed to care little for her feelings
I don't think wishing him to feel some of her pain is unreasonable.
Quite honestly I  don't think your  implied suggestion  that  a detective  should have thoughts  for  the feelings of someone suspected of taking part in a crime  would get much support .
 Actually she wasn't  suggesting he shared her pain, more that he should feel fear.     

Offline Erngath

Quite honestly I  don't think your  implied suggestion  that  a detective  should have thoughts  for  the feelings of someone suspected of taking part in a crime  would get much support .
 Actually she wasn't  suggesting he shared her pain, more that he should feel fear.     

Obviously we don't share the same aspirations that any human being would have empathy with a fellow human being in a dreadful situation whether he is a detective or not.
Yes the same fear she experienced when she realised he had decided she had found her child dead and got rid of her body.
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Deal with the failings of others as gently as with your own.

Offline carlymichelle

Quite honestly I  don't think your  implied suggestion  that  a detective  should have thoughts  for  the feelings of someone suspected of taking part in a crime  would get much support .
 Actually she wasn't  suggesting he shared her pain, more that he should feel fear.     


detectives are there to find out the truth not baby people and say there there etc 
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Offline Brietta

makes a change from the attacks on the McCann's..... Anything  said against amaral pales into insignificance to what has, been said about kate

It is my opinion that much of the criticism of Kate is entirely fiction while much of the criticism of Amaral is fact.
"All I'm going to say is that we've conducted a very serious investigation and there's no indication that Madeleine McCann's parents are connected to her disappearance. On the other hand, we have a lot of evidence pointing out that Christian killed her," Wolter told the "Friday at 9"....

Offline John


detectives are there to find out the truth not baby people and say there there etc  or  there to look after Kates needs

Portuguese PJ liaison officer Ricardo Paiva was unceremoniously slagged off by Kate McCann after the penny dropped and she realised he was in fact a police observer sent in to keep tabs on them and wasn't her and Gerry's new bestie Portuguese chum.
A malicious prosecution for a crime which never existed. An exposé of egregious malfeasance by public officials.
Indeed, the truth never changes with the passage of time.

Offline Snowgirl

Obviously we don't share the same aspirations that any human being would have empathy with a fellow human being in a dreadful situation whether he is a detective or not.
Yes the same fear she experienced when she realised he had decided she had found her child dead and got rid of her body.

It was his , the co ordinator's conclusion,   that Madeleine died in apartment 5A  and the parents  took part in the concealment of her body ?  Got rid of isn't a term he used .
I don't share your  view that  any human being would have empathy  in that case.
Cannot understand why some  seem to have forgotten who the victim of this   dreadful  situation is .
 
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