Quote of the Day - Looking back on the Madeleine case

pm wrote:On February 10, Rosie said...
Why did the Leicester police feel obliged to inform the Mccanns of the diligences of the P.J. in connection to the FSS in England? Is this current practice, for suspects to be told of what the police is or is not doing? If the disappearance had happened in England, I mean, if it was a british police investigation, would they be informed of the who/what/when movements of the british police? I think not!
One again we have to agree with the suspicions of G.Amaral, that the british police was working for the Mccanns...

pm wrote:On February 10, Rosie said...
Why did the Leicester police feel obliged to inform the Mccanns of the diligences of the P.J. in connection to the FSS in England? Is this current practice, for suspects to be told of what the police is or is not doing? If the disappearance had happened in England, I mean, if it was a british police investigation, would they be informed of the who/what/when movements of the british police? I think not!
One again we have to agree with the suspicions of G.Amaral, that the british police was working for the Mccanns...

pm wrote:"Any parent would do anything they could for their child. And we're just doing what we feel is the best thing for Madeleine. Some people say the publicity will be harmful, that she'll be hidden away because of it. But what can you do - sit and do nothing?"

Kate McCann, to 'The People', 05.08.2007

By Astro

Dogwood wrote:You cannot expect the press to respect your privacy if you keep asking them to print stories about you when it suits you Gerry.

pm wrote:And looking at the picture no one would guess they had just lost their three year old daughter supposedly to paedophilles

pm wrote:"Finally we would like to thank the media for respecting our privacy especially that of Madeleine's little brother and sister."

Gerry McCann, in a public statement on the 5th of May 2007

pm wrote:"I have 150 men looking for the girl. At first it was just a missing girl case. Now I can assure you it was a kidnapping. We have evidence of this. Yes, we believe she is still alive and still in Portugal. We do have witnesses. They have given evidence but I can't reveal much more."

Guilhermino Encarnação, Joint Director and head of the Portimao Directory of the Polícia Judiciária, in 'This is London', 06.05.2007

By Astro

SharonS wrote:

pm wrote:"I have 150 men looking for the girl. At first it was just a missing girl case. Now I can assure you it was a kidnapping. We have evidence of this. Yes, we believe she is still alive and still in Portugal. We do have witnesses. They have given evidence but I can't reveal much more."

Guilhermino Encarnação, Joint Director and head of the Portimao Directory of the Polícia Judiciária, in 'This is London', 06.05.2007

By Astro

Was this evidence when Gerry was sucking his lollipop and discussing sports with his friends?

pm wrote:After a series of telephone conversations with Madeleine's father, Gerry McCann in recent days, the Chancellor requested assistance from the Foreign Office and the Home Office(...) Asked whether Brown had influenced the decision, Clarence Mitchell, a Foreign Office spokesman for the McCann family in the Algarve, said: 'Draw your own conclusions.' He said in a statement: 'I can confirm that telephone conversations have taken place between Gerry McCann and Chancellor Gordon Brown. During them, Mr Brown offered both Gerry and Kate his full support in their efforts to find Madeleine, although details of the conversations will remain private.'

Clarence Mitchel, the media spinner in the Guardian, 27 May 2007

Did these details include when Amaral would be taken off the case? Sneaky bastards arent they?





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by astro

pm wrote:After a series of telephone conversations with Madeleine's father, Gerry McCann in recent days, the Chancellor requested assistance from the Foreign Office and the Home Office(...) Asked whether Brown had influenced the decision, Clarence Mitchell, a Foreign Office spokesman for the McCann family in the Algarve, said: 'Draw your own conclusions.' He said in a statement: 'I can confirm that telephone conversations have taken place between Gerry McCann and Chancellor Gordon Brown. During them, Mr Brown offered both Gerry and Kate his full support in their efforts to find Madeleine, although details of the conversations will remain private.'

Clarence Mitchel, the media spinner in the Guardian, 27 May 2007


by astro

Dogwood wrote:

pm wrote:After a series of telephone conversations with Madeleine's father, Gerry McCann in recent days, the Chancellor requested assistance from the Foreign Office and the Home Office(...) Asked whether Brown had influenced the decision, Clarence Mitchell, a Foreign Office spokesman for the McCann family in the Algarve, said: 'Draw your own conclusions.' He said in a statement: 'I can confirm that telephone conversations have taken place between Gerry McCann and Chancellor Gordon Brown. During them, Mr Brown offered both Gerry and Kate his full support in their efforts to find Madeleine, although details of the conversations will remain private.'

Clarence Mitchel, the media spinner in the Guardian, 27 May 2007


by astro

Oh dear and the supporters say there is not govt intervention or help? Whats this then?

pm wrote:“Yes, yes, I know,” Gerry says bitterly. “Kate killed her in a frenzy, Madeleine was sedated by us, she fell down the stairs—in which case you would have thought they’d have found her body. I’ve heard all that! There have been a huge number of theories in the media. But what I want to know is—who told them all that?”

Gerald McCann in Vanity Fair, January 10, 2008