Pat brown

**kitti** Tue 1 May - 14:28

TUESDAY, MAY 1, 2012
Criminal Profiling Topic of the Day: Hurray! The Madeleine McCann Case is Near to being Solved!

"[We are] seeking to bring closure to the case," Detective Chief Inspector Andy Redwood told the BBC. "I am satisfied that the systems and processes that we are bringing to this set of circumstances will give us the best opportunity to find those investigative opportunities that we can then present to our colleagues in Portugal."

And, clearly, those 195 new leads culled from a years worth of work by the Met's 37-man team should indeed inspire the Portuguese police to reopen the case and get to work following up these valuable clues (provided to me by an unnamed source) which surely will result in the recovery of a living Madeleine McCann who can then be united with her long-suffering parents whose own five-year-long investigation using private detectives and reportedly spending millions in donated money has been a miserable failure.

But, now it is hoped that 195 new clues unearthed by the stellar British law enforcement agency previously overlooked by the bumbling Portuguese police will now be further investigated by this incompetent bunch of tossers.

A Sampling of the New Clues (provided to me by an unnamed source)

1. A Spanish woman saw a blonde child
2. An Italian woman saw a blond child
3. A Portuguese man saw a blond child
4. A British couple saw a blond child
5. A French couple saw a blond child
6. A Spanish woman heard a rumor
7. An Italian woman heard a rumor
8. A Portuguese man heard a rumor
9. A British couple heard a rumor
10. A French couple heard a rumor
11. A Spanish woman saw a creepy man
12. An Italian woman saw a creepy man
13. A Portuguese man saw a creepy man
14. A British couple saw a creepy man
15. A French couple saw a creepy man
16. A Spanish woman saw a creepy woman
17. An Italian woman saw a creepy woman
18. A Portuguese man saw a creepy woman
19. A British couple saw a creepy woman
20. A French couple saw a creepy woman

I am hoping the readers of this blog will see that there is much hope now that the case of missing Madeleine McCann will be reopened, quickly solved, and the child returned home to her family.

Cost of finding 185 totally useless clues? 3.2 million dollars of UK taxpayer money

Worth to the McCann media spin? Priceless

Criminal Profiler Pat Brown

Posted by Pat Brown at 8:47 AM

**Justiceforallkids** Tue 1 May - 14:33

lmao i was worried she had turned pro but now i get it lol

Guest Tue 1 May - 14:40

Nice one, Pat (If indeed it is you: Nice one, though,whoever authored it).

**kitti** Tue 1 May - 14:44

Its on her blog.....perhaps we could add to the list...

mossman Tue 1 May - 14:47

kitti wrote:Its on her blog.....perhaps we could add to the list...

An Irish Man saw a creepy man, but we are not allowed mention that clue

**Justiceforallkids** Tue 1 May - 14:49

a poxy budleman was seen by many but theres been no sight of him since!!!

**mara thon** Tue 1 May - 14:56

and of course there is spotty man and his lookalike

http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=1982330&page=2&page=2

**Justiceforallkids** Tue 1 May - 15:03

mara thon wrote:and of course there is spotty man and his lookalike

http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=1982330&page=2&page=2

hmmmmmm could the spottyman be this one????? gotta love superted!!!

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**mara thon** Tue 1 May - 15:04

I think I'd go for the one on the above link Carly, the likeness is quite remarkable.

**AnnaEsse** Tue 1 May - 15:06

There's a lot of creepy people around in that small town! Sounds like something out of a Brian Rix farce!

**MaryB** Tue 1 May - 15:12

AnnaEsse wrote:There's a lot of creepy people around in that small town! Sounds like something out of a Brian Rix farce!

Yes indeed. Strange how it felt so incredibly safe!

**Justiceforallkids** Tue 1 May - 15:14

MaryB wrote:
AnnaEsse wrote:There's a lot of creepy people around in that small town! Sounds like something out of a Brian Rix farce!

Yes indeed. Strange how it felt so incredibly safe!

hmmmmmm if i thought there was poxy spotty man look alikes where i live id be worried!!!!

almostgothic Tue 1 May - 15:19

Some old boiler saw an egg man.

**HiDeHo** Tue 1 May - 15:21

NOT one of my videos...

**Keela** Tue 1 May - 15:31

AnnaEsse wrote:There's a lot of creepy people around in that small town! Sounds like something out of a Brian Rix farce!

What amazes me is that they all booked their holidays to the same resort at the same time!!!! telepathy or what?

matthew Tue 1 May - 15:32

Wasn't there a portuguese woman seen in the vicinity Pat brown 23324

**AnnaEsse** Tue 1 May - 15:35

matthew wrote:Wasn't there a portuguese woman seen in the vicinity

Yikes! I remember mention of that! Creepy men and a Portuguese woman! What a place!

**Justiceforallkids** Tue 1 May - 15:38

AnnaEsse wrote:
matthew wrote:Wasn't there a portuguese woman seen in the vicinity

Yikes! I remember mention of that! Creepy men and a Portuguese woman! What a place!

and they harrased that poor women thinking she was getting her daughter when it was a diffrent kind of daughter shame!!!!

**Justiceforallkids** Tue 1 May - 15:39

msybe there was a bundleman/spotty/poxy convension on in portugal that week!!!

**AnnaEsse** Tue 1 May - 15:41

Justiceforallkids wrote:msybe there was a bundleman/spotty/poxy convension on in portugal that week!!!

Maybe that's why Gerry was there! Pat brown 294124

**HiDeHo** Tue 1 May - 15:43

AnnaEsse wrote:
matthew wrote:Wasn't there a portuguese woman seen in the vicinity

Yikes! I remember mention of that! Creepy men and a Portuguese woman! What a place!

http://algarvenewswatch.blogspot.ca/2010/12/madeleine-sightings-and-media-madness.html

Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Maddie sightings and media madness

Reflections on current affairs in Portugal, by Len Port.

Kate and Gerry McCann last weekend complained of “the injustices that we continue to be subjected to.” Their complaint, widely reported in the press in Britain and Portugal, referred to the Wikileaks disclosure about them that had “led to the repetition of many unfounded allegations and smears both in the UK and in Portugal in particular.”

A modest group of people in Portugal have also been subjected to injustices, unfounded allegations and smears in connection with the Madeleine McCann investigation, but they have had no outlet for complaint - and their side of the story has gone totally unreported until now.

Ivone Albino, a Portuguese woman who makes her living as a part-time house cleaner,was shattered to learn in April this year that newspapers in the UK were running sensational stories directly linking her with the alleged abduction of Madeleine McCann three years earlier. She was the latest victim in a tidal wave of misinformation and false “sightings” that began soon after Madeleine's disappearance from a holiday apartment in the village of Praia da Luz in May 2007.

Mrs Albino's name was buried in a “secret” 2,000-page dossier containing information about Madeleine “sightings” that had been brought to the attention of the Portuguese criminal investigation police, the Polícia Judiciária. The existence of the dossier emerged after it was referred to by a police witness during a Lisbon court hearing considering the ban on a book by the former lead detective in the Madeleine case, Gonçalo Amaral.

When the judge in the hearing ordered the dossier's release, it was eagerly seized upon by Kate and Gerry McCann, their advisers and the British press. It was brandished as yet more evidence of the “incompetence” of the Portuguese police in their search for Madeleine.

By then, Britain's mainstream media seemed to have accepted the McCanns' insistence from the very start that Madeleine had been abducted and that she might still be alive. They ignored or viewed with hostility the alternative theory, the one most prevalent in Portugal and the main thrust of Gonçalo Amaral's book, namely that Madeleine had died in the apartment and that her parents were somehow involved.

Referring to the Polícía Judicária dossier and in line with the abduction theory, British (though not Portuguese) newspapers named Mrs Albino as one of two “gypsy women” seen by a British holidaymaker dragging Madeleine along an Algarve street in September 2008. The little girl was wearing a “black wig” but the holidaymaker was “100 per cent sure” it was Madeleine. The same reports revealed that a rag doll had been found at a house repeatedly visited by Mrs Albino. According to the reports, Madeleine “may have been held prisoner” at the house.

A source close to Madeleine's parents was quoted as saying: “This is one of the strongest leads there's been in the hunt for Maddie.”

It wasn't. The “lead” merely gave rise to yet more sensational nonsense in the British press, causing deep humiliation and distress to Mrs Albino and two other entirely innocent people with no connection whatsoever to the disappearance of Madeleine McCann.

(More.....)

**Panda** Tue 1 May - 15:45

Thanks kitti......I was only thinking yesterday about Pat Brown and whether she had found out anything important or has a trial date for her suit
against the McCanns.

**Justiceforallkids** Tue 1 May - 15:46

AnnaEsse wrote:
Justiceforallkids wrote:msybe there was a bundleman/spotty/poxy convension on in portugal that week!!!

Maybe that's why Gerry was there!

well he did say he wasnt there to enjoy himself!!!!!!! Pat brown 23324

**dutchclogs** Tue 1 May - 16:56

AnnaEsse wrote:
Justiceforallkids wrote:msybe there was a bundleman/spotty/poxy convension on in portugal that week!!!

Maybe that's why Gerry was there!

**Claudia79** Tue 1 May - 18:27

Keela wrote:
AnnaEsse wrote:There's a lot of creepy people around in that small town! Sounds like something out of a Brian Rix farce!

What amazes me is that they all booked their holidays to the same resort at the same time!!!! telepathy or what?

There was a creepy people convention that week.

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