Madeleine McCann: the investigation's suspects in 90 seconds

Annabel wrote:http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/madeleinemccann/11082996/Madeleine-McCann-the-investigations-suspects-in-90-seconds.html

Haha. The opening advert is "From the author of Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy".

It doesn't seem to say very much, though. I was expecting to see a parade of all the "suspects" we've had over the years, I suppose. Maybe I'll do one of those. And back it up with a Benny Hill Sax solo.

well it wasn't very good and neither is the article. go on Iris, have a go, I cant even download photos so a video would be like climbing Mount Everest lol

The accompanying articles are by the SS duo.

So according to this video Murat was formally cleared - but nothing about the McCanns being formally cleared.

"I listened for 15 seconds and knew they were innocent"  The Telegraph (Sept. 10) - The "quote" is from Brian Kennedy, wealthy British businessman speaking of his first meeting with the McCanns.

'and I will use all my wealth to help them find Madeleine'.


When did he exactly jump ship?

kitti wrote:'and I will use all my wealth to help them find Madeleine'.


When did he exactly jump ship?

Hi Kitti

Take a look at the link below.

http://www.mccannfiles.com/id256.html

15 months after Brian Kennedy 'jumped ship' John McCann and Doug Skehan followed suit, when they resigned from the Madeleine fund without warning.

http://joana-morais.blogspot.com/2010/09/gerry-mccanns-boss-resigns-from.html

I mistakenly thought that the McCanns days of freedom were numbered when this happened.

Just like Brian Kennedy, Mark Williams Thomas thinks that just because he spent time with Oscar Pistorius, he is convinced Pistorius is innocent.

It only took Kennedy 15 seconds to reach the same conclusion about the McCanns; not sure how long he pondered about Pistorius.

His lawyer made contact with the McCanns and they met Kennedy in London. “Within 15 seconds of listening to Kate,” he said, “I made a decision, using all the emotional intelligence one builds up over many years.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/madeleinemccann/11077525/Madeleine-McCann-I-listened-for-15-seconds-and-knew-they-were-innocent.html

Hmm.
Add a bunch of flowers and a banoffee pie to that quote, and you have the Ray Wyre/McCann dinner party all over again.

Ans this is just one of the problems I have with these extracts thus far - some of the content reads more like Mills and Boon than Julian Boon.

A hard-nosed businessman decides he is going to throw shed loads of his own money at the McCanns after fifteen seconds of listening to Kate? Really?

Blimey.
It must have been love at first plight ......

almostgothic wrote:His lawyer made contact with the McCanns and they met Kennedy in London. “Within 15 seconds of listening to Kate,” he said, “I made a decision, using all the emotional intelligence one builds up over many years.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/madeleinemccann/11077525/Madeleine-McCann-I-listened-for-15-seconds-and-knew-they-were-innocent.html

Hmm.
Add a bunch of flowers and a banoffee pie to that quote, and you have the Ray Wyre/McCann dinner party all over again.

Ans this is just one of the problems I have with these extracts thus far - some of the content reads more like Mills and Boon than Julian Boon.

A hard-nosed businessman decides he is going to throw shed loads of his own money at the McCanns after fifteen seconds of listening to Kate? Really?

Blimey.
It must have been love at first plight ......

What? He is a bloody double glazing company owner. Does he use the same emotional intelligence when deciding whether his prospective customers can afford to pay for their double glazing?