MCCANN CASE TO BE REOPENED.

Angelina wrote:I think a seance is the answer, that should solve it  

Please God they don't contact Jimmy Savile.... He has a reputation for fixing things..

malena stool wrote:

Angelina wrote:I think a seance is the answer, that should solve it  

Please God they don't contact Jimmy Savile....  He has a reputation for fixing things..

Bloody hell, what an awful thought  

Is there anybody there? Come in suspect number 789

I am not at all confident that DCI Redwood will be able to find a dead person.

If people cannot see this is a gargantuan whitewash now, they never will!

oh pennylane you don't get it do you. we are the nutters, the tin foil hat brigade, and haters to boot, we cant see the wood for the trees. You have to believe ............

it was a dead un that did it

tanszi wrote:oh pennylane you don't get it do you.  we are the nutters, the tin foil hat brigade, and haters to boot, we cant see the wood for the trees.  You have to believe ............  

The gullible believers need to wake up and smell what the McCanns and SY are shoveling!

pennylane wrote:

tanszi wrote:oh pennylane you don't get it do you.  we are the nutters, the tin foil hat brigade, and haters to boot, we cant see the wood for the trees.  You have to believe ............  

The gullible believers need to wake up and smell what the McCanns and SY are shoveling!

Shovelling and not painting ? Is that good.  

I already know who dun it.  

Lioned wrote:I already know who dun it.   

last time i give you the heads up on anything.  

I think this is just spin and something else they have picked up on. Tomorrow it will be something different. The PJ will be looking at lots of people and have to rule them out. I think its disgusting this man's details have got into the press and feel sorry for his family. He isn't here to defend himself and it is unfair to put any info out there wherever it has come from.

Marky wrote:

Lioned wrote:I already know who dun it.   

last time i give you the heads up on anything.  

Who dun it then????  

pennylane wrote:

Marky wrote:

Lioned wrote:I already know who dun it.   

last time i give you the heads up on anything.  

Who dun it then????  

Duh, duh, duh, duh, duh, duh,
Duh, duh, duh, duh, duh, duh.........................FLATman!

http://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/Madeleine-McCann-police-sift-4-000-calls/story-20005612-detail/story.html

Madeleine McCann police sift 4,000 calls following TV appeal
By Leicester Mercury  |  Posted: October 30, 2013

Madeleine McCann

probe: Detectives have received about 4,000 calls after these e-fits of suspects were released

Detectives are continuing to examine information after receiving 4,000 calls about the disappearance of Madeleine McCann.

Metropolitan Police officers are poring over possible leads and sightings following appeals on Crimewatch and German and Dutch TV programmes two weeks ago.

A Met Police spokesman said they had received 3,000 calls and e-mails after the British show, 500 calls following the German TV broadcast and 350 after it was shown in the Netherlands.

Portuguese police have since reopened their investigation after the Portugal Policia Judiciaria asked the government for permission to have another look into the case, as witnesses who were not questioned in the initial investigation had been identified.

Portuguese police had shelved their initial investigation in 2008, the year after Madeleine vanished.

Crimewatch aired a reconstruction of the night Madeleine went missing. New e-fits of men seen nearby on the night were released.

The BBC show also revealed a former prime suspect – a man who seen carrying a girl in pyjamas at 9.15pm on the night Madeleine disappeared – was an innocent British tourist.

Madeleine's parents, Gerry and Kate, said: "We urge anyone who may have information relating to Madeleine's abduction to contact police."

Madeleine, of Rothley, was three when she went missing from her family's holiday flat in Praia da Luz, Portugal, on May 3, 2007.

Anyone with any information should contact Met Police by calling 0207 321 9251 or by e-mailing:

Operation.Grange@ met.pnn.police.uk

Read more: http://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/Madeleine-McCann-police-sift-4-000-calls/story-20005612-detail/story.html#ixzz2jDB8cY5V
Unquote.

Nearly a week after the disclosure of Madeleine's parents hiding the results of their PI's investigations, the Leicester Mercury, (which has yet to report on the parent's tasteless salting away of evidence not in keeping with their game plan) has the arrogance to pursue the party line of absolving the parents from any responsibility for whatever tragedy befell Madeleine.

Madeleine's parents, Gerry and Kate, said: "We urge anyone who may have information relating to Madeleine's abduction to contact police."


If they don't like the information things may become acrimonious between them and the information provider, however.

Hey Gerry and Kate - YOU had information related to the abduction 5 years ago. Why didn't you contact police with that?

jeanmonroe wrote:

pennylane wrote:

Marky wrote:

Lioned wrote:I already know who dun it.   

last time i give you the heads up on anything.  

Who dun it then????  

Duh, duh, duh, duh, duh, duh,
Duh, duh, duh, duh, duh, duh.........................FLATman!

Oh yes I get it now..... thank you jean!  

malena stool wrote:http://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/Madeleine-McCann-police-sift-4-000-calls/story-20005612-detail/story.html

Madeleine McCann police sift 4,000 calls following TV appeal
By Leicester Mercury  |  Posted: October 30, 2013

Madeleine McCann

probe: Detectives have received about 4,000 calls after these e-fits of suspects were released

Detectives are continuing to examine information after receiving 4,000 calls about the disappearance of Madeleine McCann.

Metropolitan Police officers are poring over possible leads and sightings following appeals on Crimewatch and German and Dutch TV programmes two weeks ago.

A Met Police spokesman said they had received 3,000 calls and e-mails after the British show, 500 calls following the German TV broadcast and 350 after it was shown in the Netherlands.

Portuguese police have since reopened their investigation after the Portugal Policia Judiciaria asked the government for permission to have another look into the case, as witnesses who were not questioned in the initial investigation had been identified.

Portuguese police had shelved their initial investigation in 2008, the year after Madeleine vanished.

Crimewatch aired a reconstruction of the night Madeleine went missing. New e-fits of men seen nearby on the night were released.

The BBC show also revealed a former prime suspect – a man who seen carrying a girl in pyjamas at 9.15pm on the night Madeleine disappeared – was an innocent British tourist.

Madeleine's parents, Gerry and Kate, said: "We urge anyone who may have information relating to Madeleine's abduction to contact police."

Madeleine, of Rothley, was three when she went missing from her family's holiday flat in Praia da Luz, Portugal, on May 3, 2007.

Anyone with any information should contact Met Police by calling 0207 321 9251 or by e-mailing:

Operation.Grange@ met.pnn.police.uk

Read more: http://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/Madeleine-McCann-police-sift-4-000-calls/story-20005612-detail/story.html#ixzz2jDB8cY5V
Unquote.

Nearly a week after the disclosure of Madeleine's parents hiding the results of their PI's investigations, the Leicester Mercury, (which has yet to report on the parent's tasteless salting away of evidence not in keeping with their game plan) has the arrogance to pursue the party line of absolving the parents from any responsibility for whatever tragedy befell Madeleine.

Many thanks malena x

It's disgraceful. If these (so called) journalists cared at all about the fate of poor Madeleine, they would start reporting the facts!

quickfingers wrote:I think this is just spin and something else they have picked up on.   Tomorrow it will be something different.  The PJ will be looking at lots of people and have to rule them out.   I think its disgusting this man's details have got into the press and feel sorry for his family.   He isn't here to defend himself and it is unfair to put any info out there wherever it has come from.

And that is exactly why he was dragged into this.

pennylane wrote:

jeanmonroe wrote:

pennylane wrote:

Marky wrote:

Lioned wrote:I already know who dun it.   

last time i give you the heads up on anything.  

Who dun it then????  

Duh, duh, duh, duh, duh, duh,
Duh, duh, duh, duh, duh, duh.........................FLATman!

Oh yes I get it now..... thank you jean!  

First of all we have a dead peado in Germany making a death bed confession implicating his best mate 'Jed the Gypsy'.Then we have a number of blonde men lurking around pdl (blonde men =German).
SY talking of planned abduction and off jogs Redwood and his pals to Germany.
Next we have lots of live blonde girls turning up with the Roma.
I give you Hewletts Gypsy mate took Maddie to order and flogged her to the rich but sadly childless Russian Olygog.

Case solved

It's somebody with a flat head with a buzzard on top driving a tractor and carrying a piece of a jigsaw puzzle.

pennylane wrote:

malena stool wrote:http://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/Madeleine-McCann-police-sift-4-000-calls/story-20005612-detail/story.html

Madeleine McCann police sift 4,000 calls following TV appeal
By Leicester Mercury  |  Posted: October 30, 2013

Madeleine McCann

probe: Detectives have received about 4,000 calls after these e-fits of suspects were released

Detectives are continuing to examine information after receiving 4,000 calls about the disappearance of Madeleine McCann.

Metropolitan Police officers are poring over possible leads and sightings following appeals on Crimewatch and German and Dutch TV programmes two weeks ago.

A Met Police spokesman said they had received 3,000 calls and e-mails after the British show, 500 calls following the German TV broadcast and 350 after it was shown in the Netherlands.

Portuguese police have since reopened their investigation after the Portugal Policia Judiciaria asked the government for permission to have another look into the case, as witnesses who were not questioned in the initial investigation had been identified.

Portuguese police had shelved their initial investigation in 2008, the year after Madeleine vanished.

Crimewatch aired a reconstruction of the night Madeleine went missing. New e-fits of men seen nearby on the night were released.

The BBC show also revealed a former prime suspect – a man who seen carrying a girl in pyjamas at 9.15pm on the night Madeleine disappeared – was an innocent British tourist.

Madeleine's parents, Gerry and Kate, said: "We urge anyone who may have information relating to Madeleine's abduction to contact police."

Madeleine, of Rothley, was three when she went missing from her family's holiday flat in Praia da Luz, Portugal, on May 3, 2007.

Anyone with any information should contact Met Police by calling 0207 321 9251 or by e-mailing:

Operation.Grange@ met.pnn.police.uk

Read more: http://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/Madeleine-McCann-police-sift-4-000-calls/story-20005612-detail/story.html#ixzz2jDB8cY5V
Unquote.

Nearly a week after the disclosure of Madeleine's parents hiding the results of their PI's investigations, the Leicester Mercury, (which has yet to report on the parent's tasteless salting away of evidence not in keeping with their game plan) has the arrogance to pursue the party line of absolving the parents from any responsibility for whatever tragedy befell Madeleine.

Many thanks malena x

It's disgraceful.  If these (so called) journalists cared at all about the fate of poor Madeleine, they would start reporting the facts!

Thanks pennylane, they are all completely spineless, simply toeing the party line and afraid of doing the job they are trained and paid to do. Report an accurate account of the news. How difficult can that be?

MaryB wrote:It's somebody with a flat head with a buzzard on top driving a tractor and carrying a piece of a jigsaw puzzle.  

I forgot the flat head bit but otherwise i think we could be on to something here.