Lisbon Libel Trial McCanns v Amaral

It's good isn't it.


Some bloke on Facebook has a good sense off humour lol

 OMG! Brilliant!  

so hes jetting back to Portugal is he.
cant stop laughing at that poster. 

tanszi wrote:so hes jetting back to Portugal is he.
cant stop laughing at that poster. 

Not sure "jetting" is quite the right word, tanszi, according to that excellent find by kitti  

im still laughing, someone has got him to a t. jimo.   

Kitti!   

Thanks for that it'll keep me chuckling....... 'Yes! it's me!'

Don't know how this bloke does it but he's certainly got talent lol and a good sense off humour.


I will get more if he post them on Facebook.

They look truly devastated, don't they!


https://scontent-a-ams.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn1/q71/s720x720/558331_10202199454933222_1234870347_n.jpg

There from 2011 when Kate McCann had done book signing.


No wonder she looks happy....they both do.

Muito bom dia!
Muitos parabéns
Gonçalo De Sousa Amaral

Morning all, any sightings of The Great One in Portugal yet?  

I saw his chariot double parked outside the courthouse  

almostgothic wrote:Happy Birthday Gonçalo Amaral!
May your special day be even more special this year!

Id like to add my wishes to this.

fuzeta wrote:I saw his chariot double parked outside the courthouse   

  

Me too. Have a great day Mr Amaral   May everything go your way

fuzeta wrote:I saw his chariot double parked outside the courthouse   

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RghKdGn8h5A

This song has always reminded me of Gerry, especially the way the singer speaks to people who question him.

Gerry McCann has arrived in the Palace of Justice in Lisbon to give evidence against a former police chief accused of making allegations about the disappearance of his daughter.

The McCanns say former detective Goncolo Amaral is hindering the search for Madeleine after publishing a book which claimed they hid their daughter's body after faking her abduction.
Goncalo AmaralKate and Gerry McCann pose with a computer generated image of how their missing daughter Madeleine might look now, during a news conference in LondonMr Amaral has denied libelling the McCanns in his book
Mr Amaral, who first led the investigation into Madeleine's disappearance before being removed in 2007 after criticising British detectives, has denied defaming the McCanns in his book, The Truth Of The Lie.

Arriving at the court with his sister Trish Cameron and Kate McCann's mother Susan Healy, Mr McCann told waiting reporters: "We are here to listen to the judge and hopefully be heard."
Kate McCann speaks with journalists after she leaves the court in LisbonKate McCann speaks to journalists after attending court in September
Mr McCann was left frustrated after flying to Portugal last week only for proceedings to be adjourned because one of Mr Amaral's lawyers could not be present.

Kate McCann attended court last month on the first day of the case where she told reporters she was in Portugal to "stop the damage" she claims was being caused to the search for her daughter.

The court heard how she had suicidal thoughts after Mr Amaral, who initially led the investigation into Madeleine's disappearance, claimed she had covered up her daughter's death.
Madeleine McCannMadeleine has not been found since she went missing in 2007
Psychologist Alan Pike said that after the publication of the former police chief's book in 2008, Mrs McCann "thought about not being around anymore".

Although the Portuguese investigation into Madeleine's disappearance is now officially closed, British detectives who believe she could be alive have launched a fresh investigation into the case.

If successful in their claim the family could secure £1m in damages. The case is expected to finish hearing evidence in November.

http://news.sky.com/story/1149207/madeleine-gerry-mccann-hopes-to-be-heard

so no news on whether he will be able to give evidence on his and K s behalf.

So Mr McCann, do you think that your wife, Kate McCann, jeopardised the search/investigation, in September 2007, for her daughter more, or less, than Mr Amaral's book?

So Mr McCann did you ever, in your wildest dreams, ever, think that you would be in a real court, under oath, giving your account of events?

He doesn't look too happy to be there, does he?

Iris wrote:He doesn't look too happy to be there, does he?

No, Iris, he looks deep in thought!

Iris wrote:He doesn't look too happy to be there, does he?

He's probably terrified at the thought that he might get his wish and be able to give evidence