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By 1-00 a.m. they had engaged the services of lawyers in the UK.
How were lawyers going to find the child? They engaged the services of 3 separate detective agencies, one of which was only set up the same year she vanished, 2007. And none of the 3 had any experience of missing child or abduction cases. |
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Source?
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Black_and_Tans1920-1922 19 Mar 14 21:24
Portugese police completely incompetent.................. As were the parents. Never have eight words summed up this sorry affair so succinctly. |
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31. The McCanns also claimed that sniffer dogs were ‘notoriously unreliable’. They quoted a U.S. case where a cadaver dog’s alert was said to be wrong. Months later, the dog’s alert was proved right.
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The FAR bigger question is..
Will this thread last the night? |
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The dogs in question were shown on Sky news. 'They are here, because they are the best, they were used in the April Jones search' came the narrative.
No forgive me for being ignorant, but they didn't ever found the body of the Welsh toddler did they? |
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the dogs couldn't possibly find April - so trying to get the two is pretty pointless as you suggest.
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'link' rather than get - sorri!
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