How many "investigative opportunities" have WE found?

How many 'investigative opportunities' have we, and other forums, 'found' that could easily be investigated by the police in this country.UK.?
Any discrepancies given in the public domain by the Mcs and their friends, are surely 'investigative opportunities' for the British police to re-examine.
No need to go to Portugal as the T7 statements were given in English to British police officers in Leicestershire, England, so can be analsyed here.
Truely.

jeanmonroe wrote:How many 'investigative opportunities' have we, and other forums, 'found' that could easily be investigated by the police in this country.UK.?
Any discrepancies given in the public domain by the Mcs and their friends, are surely 'investigative opportunities' for the British police to re-examine.
No need to go to Portugal as the T7 statements were given in English to British police officers in Leicestershire, England, so can be analsyed here.
Truely.

So many discrepancies it would be a full time job examining them all. I do hope someone is doing just that.

Would it take a year though to reach this conclusion?????

mariang wrote:Would it take a year though to reach this conclusion?????

Wouldn't take five minutes to reach the conclusion that the statements are a load of rubbish for most people, but who knows how the law works?

jeanmonroe wrote:How many 'investigative opportunities' have we, and other forums, 'found' that could easily be investigated by the police in this country.UK.?
Any discrepancies given in the public domain by the Mcs and their friends, are surely 'investigative opportunities' for the British police to re-examine.
No need to go to Portugal as the T7 statements were given in English to British police officers in Leicestershire, England, so can be analsyed here.
Truely.

I suppose something I have often pondered over is the location of the printer used by Amy T and R'OB. I gather it was swiftly taken/removed by ATs 'boyfriend' to France within a day or so of those initial prints being circulated. Its something very small in the grand scale of Madeleine still missing however its something I still find odd I guess that is was never followed up.

I just don't understand the use of a printer, full stop.

Surely the photos could have been emailed to the police forthwith. Save all that messing about with paper and the cost of ink, etc.

Then there are mobile phones which have cameras on them. Again, easy to transfer them to the computer and email them.

The use of email would have meant that photos of Madeleine could have been circulated far and wide, to several police stations, to check points, to child protection agencies, to police in Spain and other countries and so on. They would have had these photos in a flash.