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Look at the number of children abducted in such circumstances and then tell me they were not, tragically, unlucky.
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forget about what did or didnt happen , instead ask yourself this
do you believe that the tapas squad and the priest have put in the public domain everything that they no of that night, dont think many will believe thats true,so then you ask yourself why when we,re led to believe that those closest to maddie think or let the public think she,s still out there,mind you gerry couldnt be arsed going for a mooch round on the night itself,he thought he was better off getting a priest,the pope and clarence mitchel onside, get the mcaans on tv this afternoon and ask them about the posters they were hading round within hrs of her disapearence that would be a start for doubters like me |
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Dr Kate McCann, in her book ‘Madeleine’, has comprehensively smeared top dog handler Martin Grime, who took his cadaver dogs out to Praia da Luz.
On pages 249-250 of ‘Madeleine’, for example, she writes: “At one point [during the screening of a video of the cadaver dog Eddie alerting to the scent of a corpse in the living room of our apartment] the handler [Martin Grime] directed the dogs to a spot behind the couch in the sitting room, close to the curtains. He called the dogs over to him to investigate this particular site. “The dogs ultimately ‘alerted’. I felt myself starting to relax a little. This was not what I would call an exact science.” Kate McCann is clearly querying Mr Grimes’ expertise here. In a second passage, Dr Kate McCann clearly implies that Mr Grime deliberately caused his cadaver dog to alert to their hired Renault Scenic car. She writes: “…we were in an underground garage where eight or so cars were parked, including our rented Renault Scenic. It was hard to miss: the windows were plastered with pictures of Madeleine. In medicine we would call this an ‘unblinded’ study, one that is susceptible to bias. One of the dogs ran straight past our car, nose in the air, heading towards the next vehicle. “The handler stopped next to the Renault and called the dog. It obeyed, returned to him, but then ran off again. Staying by the car, PC Grime instructed the dog to come back several times and directed it to certain parts of the vehicle before it eventually supplied an alert by barking When researching the validity of sniffer dog evidence later that month, Gerry would discover that false alerts can be attributable to the conscious or unconscious signals of the handler, this certainly seemed to be what was happening here…” Dr Kate McCann is plainly suggesting, and has done so to hundreds of thousands of readers of her book, that Mr Grime is incompetent. Not only is this suggestion libellous, it is patently ludicrous. One must ask: would a person such as Mr Grime, whose professional livelihood depended on the 100% reliability of his dogs, proceed to suggest the past presence of a corpse at locations in the McCanns’ apartment and in their hired car if Madeleine, as her parents were adamant, was still be alive somewhere? She might have been found alive the next day and, if she had, Martin Grime’s professional credibility and his livelihood would have been ruined forever all due to his conscious/unconscious signals, amazingly, guiding these dogs so he could, for whatever reason, essentially, 'fit up' the McCanns! Perhaps this is what a previous poster means about Mr Grime being, shall we say, discredited because of the investigation. |
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On the McCanns side was even the statement from Martin Grime, the dog handler.
The tasking for this operation was as per my normal Standard Operating Procedures. The dogs are deployed as search assets to secure evidence and locate human remains or Human blood. The dogs only alerted to property associated with the McCann family. The dog alert indications MUST be corroborated if to establish their findings as evidence. Therefore in this particular case, as no human remains were located, the only alert indications that may become corroborated are those that the CSI dog indicated by forensic laboratory analysis. My professional opinion as regards to the EVRD’s alert indications is that it is suggestive that this is ‘cadaver scent’ contaminant. This does not however suggest a motive or suspect as cross contamination could be as a result of a number of given scenarios and in any event no evidential or intelligence reliability can be made from these alerts unless they can be confirmed with corroborating evidence. So I don't understand why, in her book, Kate McCann went out of her way to imply Mr Grime guided the dogs to potential, presumably planted (going by what she's saying), evidence that would be inadmissable without a body. |
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Anyone for tennis ?
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lfc1971 • November 4, 2015 9:16 AM GMT
The police should approach things from the perspective of trying to find someone innocent, that is a nice thought lfc 1971 unfortunately it would make them...UTTERLY USELESS AT THEIR JOB There job is to find someone GUILTY of the crime....finding everybody innocence it not really going to help Of course to do this they are obligated to find the right person, and find the evidence to charge them.... and this must be done totally honestly, no fit ups please. |
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If were saying the Police presumed someone guilty before they start their enquiries or they feel they must get someone for it
guilty or innocence that would be wrong also The police must be looking for guilt right from the start in everyone who could have possibly committed the crime. but should only proceed to the arrest if they believe they found the evidence to prove someone guilty At the moment the McCanns are INNOCENT as is everybody else involved in this case, because there has been no arrest and conviction I have not read Amaral's book, but if he is saying or implying the McCanns guilt he is flirting with LIBEL in fact he has been found guilty of LIBEL...I hope the revenue from sales of his book cover the court costs I also believe he is an honest man who genuinely believes in the McCanns guilt, but he cannot say this in print Normally when people write books like this, they wait for everybody involved to be dead. People are still writing books over 'The Red Barn Murder', everybody's a long time dead in that one |
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In Kate's book does she mention the pictures of Madeleine she distributed against police advice and from where she obtained them at such short notice?
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So I don't understand why, in her book, Kate McCann went out of her way to imply Mr Grime guided the dogs to potential, presumably planted (going by what she's saying), evidence that would be inadmissable without a body.
And why would the dog-handler want to do this? What's in it for him? |
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Granicking. What tennis game are you referring to? The lesson that he had BEFORE the kid disappeared?
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You've probably read it lots of times, especially on here. But no he wasn't playing tennis the next day. Just another bi of misinformation.
I believe it originates from some old lady who thought she recognized him as a man who was playing tennis the following day. This one didn't even reach the police report...but yet it abounds! I'm sure there are others on here who can, hopefully, give you the proper details. |
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I agree entirely with everything Naydam says on this matter.
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Who cares about playing tennis, all that jogging in colour-coordinated outfits, signing up to PR firms. It's odd behaviour perhaps, but not suspicious.
Suspicious would be deleting texts, voicemails and call histories from their mobile phones for example |
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Buzzer I'm not sure what parts you are quoting and which parts are your own writing but how on earth is describing someone as incompetent libel?
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Ozymandius 04 Nov 15 18:42 Joined: 01 Jul 11 | Topic/replies: 16,343
I agree entirely with everything Naydam says on this matter. You can ice the cake... |
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There IS reason to care about 'playing tennis'. Stupid rumours like that are enough to swing public opinion against the parents.
Why does Detective Goncalo Amaral appear to have been removed from Wiki. Did he never actually exist? Was it all just a bad dream? I can't find him. Can anybody help? Genuine request. I was trying to find out the latest on the other case of a mother killing her child...and signing a confession! Another one of Amaral's cases. The confession was withdrawn as soon as the woman was allowed to speak to legal support. She was, apparently, battered black and blue all over after "trying to kill herself by throwing herself down the steps"! Must have had quite a few goes at it to get like SHE looked! There were assault charges brought and, although the court decided that she had obviously been assaulted whilst in police custody, nobody was found guilty BECAUSE SHOULD DIDN'T RECOGNISE ANY OF HER ATTACKERS!! The signed confession which was extracted during the beating was allowed to stand! Portuguese system works in strange ways. But Amaral's team got their job done and that poor woman remains(?) in prison. I just can't figure out why his name and history seems to have been removed from Google. |
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You are mud slinging Naydam............stick to this case
The McCann's were not battered black and blue over |
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all over
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As crags wrote at 1.04 am the McCann's were tragically, unlucky. Must be a million to one.
Exactly it is highly unlikely that she was abducted by a stranger now look at the chances that she was killed by someone she knew. |
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I am not mud-slinging. I see no reason to suppose that Amaral's methodology should change. He did not conduct himself within the rules of the law. There are many ways of doing this.
I will agree with you that I have absolutely no trust in Amaral. He is supposed to solve cases...not create them. He said from the start that the child died in the apartment...fine. He got the dogs in three months late and they find cadaver odour. Why didn't he do that three months earlier? Or six weeks earlier? And, assuming that he has now proved that there was a body there...how could he possibly not find it?? They could only have had 30 mins or so to complete the task. They had no transport. Or would he suggest that the body was hidden behind the settee like some West-End farce? |
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personally I think the parents are implicated
more likely to have died in an accident earlier in the evening or the evening before in the flat - may have fallen off sofa and banged head covered up to hide their negligence - stage a fake abduction body hidden with help from Robert Murat then moved in rental car and buried somewhere north of the A22 expressway thats much more likely than an abduction |
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personally I think the parents are implicated
more likely to have died in an accident earlier in the evening or the evening before in the flat - may have fallen off sofa and banged head covered up to hide their negligence - stage a fake abduction body hidden with help from Robert Murat then moved in rental car and buried somewhere north of the A22 expressway thats much more likely than an abduction |
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Any idea what they did with the body in the three weeks before they hired the car?
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Before you claim Amaral was not working within the rule of law Naydam
You must point to where he was breaking the law in this case In cases such as these, Parents must be considered suspects, because sadly, often they are the guilty ones. I cannot argue with you on the details of what happened, until I have checked this thoroughly, woeful I know ![]() But I will tell you one thing that bothers me. Why will the MCanns not submit to a lie detector test???? Amaral is not on the case now, so why not offer themselves for a voluntary lie detector test, if they pass it would clear them with me If anyone refuses a lie detector, this must be considered a very strong indication of guilt Because why would anyone innocent do this, you see the problem? |
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A Lie detector cannot be used in Law, but you see it can be used to reduce the list of suspects
.....to those who refuse the lie detector The police can now focus themselves on these people, and find the evidence to convict them it saves a lot of wasted effort, although a conviction must be supported by the normal rules of evidence |
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They cannot do a lie-detector test because if the results were wrong for some reason, and they are known to be inaccurate, it could never be wrong in favour of an innocent party.
The lie detector can't prove them innocent...but it sure as hell could 'prove' them guilty! If they were totally reliable things might be different. But they are not. |
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Be fair crags
It aint a bad try At the moment there is no evidence the McCanns were involved, there is no evidence the McCanns were not involved there is no evidence it was an abductor, the is no evidence it was not an abductor in fact there is NO EVIDENCE so all bets are still on Naydam I accept what you say, but you see most lie-detector tests work perfectly, so I do not quite buy this to me refusal of a lie detector test appears guilty behaviour |
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Anyone thinking that this was an accident and that the McCanns would try to cover this up and dispose of the body is clearly not playing with a full deck.
Why oh why do I get sucked into dignifying such utter nonsense with a reply? No more from me! |
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Most tests work fine? That's great unless yours is on that doesn't. And you WOULD regard them as guilty if the lie-detector said so!
Amaral had months to find his evidence and totally failed...a bad indication on a lie detector would not alter that! He already thinks they're guilty...that's the problem. He's blinkered. He's obsessed with pinning something on THEM. |
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He must be seething that his book of the truth was banned for being a bit loose on the truth bit!!
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He said from the start that the child died in the apartment...fine. He got the dogs in three months late and they find cadaver odour. Why didn't he do that three months earlier? Or six weeks earlier?
Why do you keep saying say from the start etc . The reason they didnt bring in the dogs for 3 months was because they spent 3 months looking for abductors as abduction was their main line of enquiry , (totally contrary to what you keep saying) , if she had been abducted there was no reason to suppose there would be evidence of a dead body in there as hardly likely some stranger is gonna go in there, kill her ,and then carry her corpse away. |
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Anyone thinking that this was an accident and that the McCanns would try to cover this up and dispose of the body is clearly not playing with a full deck.
This is always what it comes down to with the Mccann defenders . No attempt to explain any of the holes in their version or the evidence implicating them , just 'they didn't do it because they wouldn't have' As to having half an hour to hide the body etc , well that is what they say .There is nothing to back this up from independent witnesses .If they are guilty they are hardly gonna present a scenario where they had all day to cover it up. |
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How many different people supposedly went and checked on the the kids?
Wouldnt surprise me if something happened day before when neighbours heard Madeleine screaming the house down |
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That Crimewatch reconstruction that showed Madelaine at breakfast on the day that she was abducted asking Kate were her parents were the night before as she woke up crying. Kate and Gerry then went out later that night leaving the children again.
There is no evidence that an abduction took place which means the abductor got the correct room which had patio doors left open, he made no noise, he left no dna, he took the the child that was more likely to scream and did this within the 30 mins that the children were checked. The above may have happened but it is more likely that something is being covered up by the McCann party. Those who think an abductor took her then please tell me the evidence. |
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Gerry McCann has claimed that a senior Social Services official told him: "Your child care was well within the bounds of responsible parenting".
This implies that a senior Social Services official fully approved of three children under four being left in the dark well away from where their parents could hear them, and exposing them to all manner of risks, quite apart from being abducted, e.g. (i) fire breaking out, (ii) one of the children becoming sick, perhaps choking on their vomit, (iii) waking up frightened or distressed, (iv) falling over and hurting themselves in the dark, (v) mistaking pills for sweets, or e.g. detergent or other harmful liquids for fruit juice, (vi) cutting themselves on a sharp object, (vii) danger form electrical appliances, (viii) any other accident, such as falling over, hurting their heads and bleeding (ix) wandering off, and so on. Given that child welfare organisations like the N.S.P.C.C. and Social Services Departments say: 'Never leave young children on their own, even for a few minutes', it is important to know who made such a controversial statement. Who was it? |
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The McCann's ideas of child care is like putting a Fox in charge of the chickens xmoneyx
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it is important to know who made such a controversial statement. Who was it?
Just one of his many establishment 'friends' |