Sunday Express - Tapas 7 to be interviewed by SY

Karen wrote:

Loopdaloop wrote:

NoStone wrote:I just woke up and tuned in a minute - tell me I am dreamimg.........!!!!!!!

Does - 'We are laying the groundwork.” mean they have the phone taps in place now? I bet the calls between 'the friends' over the last 24/next 76 hrs would make interesting listening!

Oh please dear God - make this a true and definative landmark in finally establishing justice for Madeleine.

Thats a very interesting perspective... Perhaps they are publicising it so that the Tapas 7 Do start telephone each other to talk about the subject.

Yeah! thats why I questioned whether the Yeard have or need the authority to tap into the Tapas phones?? can they??

Autumn wrote:

cass wrote:

Karen wrote:

kathybelle wrote:Maybe Scotland Yard have made this announcement, because they're likely to receive a backlash over the soaring cost of the review. Anyway, it's only right and proper that everyone who was on that so called family holiday with the McCanns, should be interviewed, as well as the McCanns.

S.Y. have access to all of the files, including the files that the McCanns wanted but couldn't have, if they didn't think before that the McCanns were more involved with Madeleine's disappearance than neglect, they will when they read these files. The McCanns behaved in a way that a couple with a missing much loved child, wouldn't have behaved. The Tapas 7 changed their stories and Jane Tanner gave different descriptions of the so called abductor, despite saying she only saw him from the back.

If there is no truth in this story, then S.Y. aren't doing the job the taxpayers are paying them to do and the review should be scrapped, before anymore money is wasted on this fiasco.

Well said, I have said and will say again I do not believe Cameron will allow a "whitewash", to much at stake.

Kate and Gerry verbally insulted both Cameron and Theresa May with their "fluffy words" statement and bringing deceased baby Cameron into the fold - that would not have sat well with the PM, I beleive he said "enough is enough"and hence the review - NOT because the McCanns asked for it - Mr Cameron knows full well the case can be reopened at the drop of a hat and the cost of a stamp at the gruesome twosome's request!

Mr Cameron also knows its his time to shine in the "biggest missing child case in History" - I am sure he will take full advantage of that.

As for the Tapas, as one poster said, if the Yard listen to Kate's lies and follow the bewk - they will do just fine!

karen . spot on , as for the latest headline i agree that something is going on , BUT will sy give them the heads up nah . they will play there cards very close to their chests , its not the headlines we see its what we dont see that is interesting . i live in hope that justice will be done , i have also said over and over NOT all the tapas were in the loop in 2007 the circus was created and they got swept along . bet they wish they had never booked the holiday with the mcanns . their lifes and their childrens will NEVER be the same again . children go to school and this headline will hurt - time to tell all and think about your children tapas crew

I beg to differ on that cass, I believe the whole group were in on it and are covering their own backs. Sooner they are hauled in for questioning the better

The End Is Nigh wrote:This wasn't the perfect crime, though: Ham-fisted at every step.

Yet they have managed to get away with it for five years, regardless.

Mind boggling.

Autumn wrote:

The End Is Nigh wrote:This wasn't the perfect crime, though: Ham-fisted at every step.

Yet they have managed to get away with it for five years, regardless.

Mind boggling.

Despite Gerry's arrogance I very much doubt the group would have got away with it, had it not been for them being given the services of Clarence as a spokesman. Clarence's role in this should never be under-estimated - he has put a spin on everything that has happened and has provided the media with regular updates, always making sure articles are favourable to the McCanns.

The burning question remains - Why was Clarence sent by the government to act as spokeman for them?

cherry1 wrote:anyone know what the penalty is for perverting the course of justice?

cherry1 wrote:anyone know what the penalty is for perverting the course of justice?

Panda wrote:Hi Kathybelle,

A long long time ago, Matthew Parris of the Spectator said the British Press were furious at the way they had been treated by the McCanns in
Portugal and if ever the McCanns were found to have anything to do with Madeleine's disappearance the Press would show no mercy. First of all we had
the cost of the Review reported, now possible re-interviews of the Tapas 7 , plus the McCanns......softly softly catchee monkey.

amber wrote:

Panda wrote:Hi Kathybelle,

A long long time ago, Matthew Parris of the Spectator said the British Press were furious at the way they had been treated by the McCanns in
Portugal and if ever the McCanns were found to have anything to do with Madeleine's disappearance the Press would show no mercy. First of all we had
the cost of the Review reported, now possible re-interviews of the Tapas 7 , plus the McCanns......softly softly catchee monkey.

ah yes ...........sounds good

and its - - - revenge is a dish best served cold which sounds as though the McCanns may be in for some cold rice pudd.

Lioned wrote:Sorry but i see nothing in that article that suggests to me that SY are rushing up the M1 to interview anyone.It is another coup on the part of Mr Desmond who will be laying back in his bath this morning supping his champagne cocktail knowing that once more he has put another 10/15% on his circulation figures by bumping Maddie onto the Headline.

Loopdaloop wrote:

Lioned wrote:Sorry but i see nothing in that article that suggests to me that SY are rushing up the M1 to interview anyone.It is another coup on the part of Mr Desmond who will be laying back in his bath this morning supping his champagne cocktail knowing that once more he has put another 10/15% on his circulation figures by bumping Maddie onto the Headline.

According to Desmond @ the Leveson inquiry stories don't add anything significant to newspaper circulation.

The End Is Nigh wrote:Agreed.

What astonishes me even more than the pact of silence is how anybody, anybody at all, can fail to even be ever so slightly uncomfortable about the total lack of evidence for abduction or about the way Healy and McCann have behaved since the disappearance in May 2007 (I carefully refrain from specifying the precise date), or about their lack of cooperation with the PJ, or about their failure to expend so much as a micron of shoe leather actually searching.

This is not, however, primarily about Healy and McCann, but about the fate of an innocent and vulnerable little girl.