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Police to quiz Madeleine's mother



Latest Update - Gerry's Blog/Diary

Day 125 - 05/09/2007

We were surprised to find increased media presence in Praia da Luz again today. We were followed down to church, then to the shops and back to our accommodation which is very unusual, apart from the build up to the 100 days. All the excitement seems to be over the results of the recent forensic tests that again have created a huge amount of speculation. There has been no official conformation that the report has been received, or what the tests suggest if anything!



No update on Gerry's blog for yesterday, will make interesting reading. As for the real issues being debated here, edam was the first cheese I ever ate (age around 2 or 3 I guess), as it's lack of flavour was suitable to my less developed palate, whilst it's category as a cheese enabled me to savour a childlike slice of the adult world I was longing to be a part of. Hundreds of vindaloos and thousands of pints later, my tastes have changed and I will always opt for the smelliest, strongest, ugliest blue/green cheese on offer. I now only eat edam at Christmas when I visit my mums because she buys it specially for my visit, as it's my favourite.
 






eastlondonseagull

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Jan 15, 2004
13,385
West Yorkshire
From day one I've thought they either knew or were involved in some way with this. If they did do it, this will go down as the most fascinating criminal case in history, and quite possibly the first multimedia new age crime.

I hope I'm wrong but the The McCanns tick all the right boxes for being criminally insane in my book, the ability to show no grief, the cold calm calculated way they have dealt with and used the media/celebrity and the religious undertones (sorry but I have no time for it) ring the alarm bells.

My take on it is that it was possibly an accident somehow and they were either not willing to take the blame or they trusted their faith in god would somehow get them through it and redeem them (why else go and meet The Pope?).

I think whats even more scary is the British media and public reaction to whole thing, more than 1000 childrem have been kidnapped and put into child labour in China this year, hear about that? No? Why? because most people don't give a shit. Blue eyed middle class children need only apply apparently.

Of course they may be entirely innocent and I will apologise for being wrong, but I won't apologise for having an opinion.

Tend to agree with you there, Burrish.

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Tooting Gull

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Jul 5, 2003
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From day one I've thought they either knew or were involved in some way with this. If they did do it, this will go down as the most fascinating criminal case in history, and quite possibly the first multimedia new age crime.

I hope I'm wrong but the The McCanns tick all the right boxes for being criminally insane in my book, the ability to show no grief, the cold calm calculated way they have dealt with and used the media/celebrity and the religious undertones (sorry but I have no time for it) ring the alarm bells.

My take on it is that it was possibly an accident somehow and they were either not willing to take the blame or they trusted their faith in god would somehow get them through it and redeem them (why else go and meet The Pope?).

I think whats even more scary is the British media and public reaction to whole thing, more than 1000 childrem have been kidnapped and put into child labour in China this year, hear about that? No? Why? because most people don't give a shit. Blue eyed middle class children need only apply apparently.

Of course they may be entirely innocent and I will apologise for being wrong, but I won't apologise for having an opinion.

I see. So if they do prove to be totally innocent of murdering their own daughter, you will apologise for calling them cold, calculated, and criminally insane. That's mighty big of you.
 






Springal

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Feb 12, 2005
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ahh, that's what mum's are for (except for madeleine's of course who was rather too busy sedating her to give her edam)

i just spat tea all over my desk
 


Shegull

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Jul 7, 2003
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On a Bed of Roses
Very interesting breaking news on Sky.



Portuguese police have suggested to Kate McCann that traces of her daughter Madeleine's blood were found in a hire car the family leased 25 days after the girl went missing, a family friend said.
Mrs McCann fears she will be charged today over the death of her daughter, after she returned to face further questions from detectives.


My theory is that they will find her body in Spain. Stop and read between the lines of the things that Gerry McCann has been saying.

He said ages ago that they thought she was in Spain and that on the night she went missing there was nobody manning the border checkpoints.

Question: How did he know that when he was dining with friends.
 


Bozza

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Jul 4, 2003
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Back in Sussex
It's a little bizarre. News is reporting that the Portugese police have 22 questions they want to ask Kate McCann today, but weren't going to tell her what they are in advance.

It's bizarre because the following has been in circulation for at least a month...

Francisco Moita Flores is one of the best Portuguese criminologists and a former policemen. He made a list of 22 questions he'd like to ask the McCann couple, here they are translated into English:

1- Who was the last person outside the couple who saw Madeleine alive?
2- When you left the house for dinner, was Maddie sleeping or awake?
3- Were the other children sleeping?
4- How did you organize the periodic checking on the children?
5- Who was the first adult who went to check on children?
6- Who was the second one?
7- What was the interval between the first two checks?
8- How many children from the other couples were sleeping at the same time?
9- What was the checking order?
10- How much time passed between the last person outside the couple who saw Maddie alive, and the alert was given?
11- How much time between learning that she dissapeared and telling the authorities?
12- Who spoke with the police?
13- Who participated in the first searching efforts?
14- What did you touch while searching?
15- Where did you look for her?
16- Did you have bleach or hydrochloric acid at home?
17- What was the supermarket where you bought it?
18- When did you buy these cleaning products?
19- Who knew where they were stored?
20- Did any of the friends change clothes during that night?
21- Was any of them absent for one hour or more?
22- Will you let the twins talk to a child psychiatrist to let him know what they saw?
 












Behind Enemy Lines

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Jul 18, 2003
4,884
London
The whole case is very bizarre indeed but do we actually 100% KNOW if there was Maddie's blood in their hire car? I dont think it's been confirmed yet has it?

IF Kate McCann HAS killed her daughter could she really have fronted it out as she has done for 4 months?? I don't think she could.

I would be staggered if they've done it.
 










Simster

"the man's an arse"
Jul 7, 2003
54,952
Surrey
She looks lovely here: http://www.guardian.co.uk/

you can almost see her TITS
No, she looks stressed in that picture. It must have been taken YEARS ago because we all know she hasn't been stressed at all in the past few months - preferring to put on a bit of glamour lippy and ABANDON her other two kids by choosing to go on telly instead.

I can however suggest you knock one out to this instead; :thumbsup:

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Bozza

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Jul 4, 2003
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Back in Sussex
Kate McCann has been made a formal suspect (aguido) now. Sky are reporting that she may be formally charged later today.
 


Man of Harveys

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Jul 9, 2003
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Brighton, UK
No, I think it was taken today as she arrived for the WEB of suspicion to catch up with her etc etc. On your tawdry picture she looks rather DEAD.
 




I'm tempted to start up a pen friend relationship with her when she's inside. One thing might lead to another and perhaps she might send me some personalised photos. And her old pants. Never understood what she saw in that loser Gerry, she is way better than him. Who knows, good behaviour she could be out in 15 years and we'd be together. I would like her all to myself though so not sure how to solve the problem of her 2 kids hanging around all the time.
 


Man of Harveys

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Jul 9, 2003
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Brighton, UK
Lokki 7;2137242...so not sure how to solve the problem of her 2 kids hanging around all the time.[/QUOTE said:
I reckon your new paramour will have an imaginative and daringly think-outside-the-box solution to that...
 


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