Madeleine police face deadline - questioning Portuguese-suspects

http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/565536/Madeleine-police-face-deadline-questioning-Portuguese-suspects

By James Murray

PUBLISHED: 00:01, Sun, Mar 22, 2015  


PA
Madeleine vanished in May 2007


The trio were given “arguido” or suspect status in July last year which allowed Portuguese detectives to question them intensively about their movements around the time that Madeleine vanished in May 2007.

Details of those interviews have now been analysed by Scotland Yard officers.

Under Portuguese law the arguido status lasts for only eight months but can be extended, although that is not common.

If no formal accusations can be made, investigations are shelved, which automatically removes the arguido status.

With an April deadline approaching, the Yard is carefully considering its next move. Senior Portuguese police officers recently met British officials in Portugal for an update on what the Yard team seeks to do and how long it will take.



If no formal accusations can be made, investigations are shelved

Although there are no plans to drop the four-year £10million Operation Grange investigation, led by Detective Chief Inspector Nicola Wall, the meeting focused on what new information has come to light and what more needs to be done.

It is understood that part of the discussion was about DNA samples taken from the Ocean Club holiday apartment in Praia da Luz on the Algarve where Madeleine was staying with her family.

The trio waiting to have their arguido status lifted are former Ocean Club driver Jose Carlos da Silva, jobless schizophrenic Paulo Jorge Ribeiro and Ricardo Jorge, who was just 16 at the time Madeleine vanished.

They have all strenuously denied knowing anything about her disappearance.

Karen wrote:http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/565536/Madeleine-police-face-deadline-questioning-Portuguese-suspects

By James Murray

PUBLISHED: 00:01, Sun, Mar 22, 2015  


PA
Madeleine vanished in May 2007


The trio were given “arguido” or suspect status in July last year which allowed Portuguese detectives to question them intensively about their movements around the time that Madeleine vanished in May 2007.

Details of those interviews have now been analysed by Scotland Yard officers.

Under Portuguese law the arguido status lasts for only eight months but can be extended, although that is not common.

If no formal accusations can be made, investigations are shelved, which automatically removes the arguido status.

With an April deadline approaching, the Yard is carefully considering its next move. Senior Portuguese police officers recently met British officials in Portugal for an update on what the Yard team seeks to do and how long it will take.



If no formal accusations can be made, investigations are shelved

Although there are no plans to drop the four-year £10million Operation Grange investigation, led by Detective Chief Inspector Nicola Wall, the meeting focused on what new information has come to light and what more needs to be done.

It is understood that part of the discussion was about DNA samples taken from the Ocean Club holiday apartment in Praia da Luz on the Algarve where Madeleine was staying with her family.

The trio waiting to have their arguido status lifted are former Ocean Club driver Jose Carlos da Silva, jobless schizophrenic Paulo Jorge Ribeiro and Ricardo Jorge, who was just 16 at the time Madeleine vanished.

They have all strenuously denied knowing anything about her disappearance.

I should certainly hope so - they have had many months in which to do so.

It is quite possible that there is nothing more to learn from these people

jassi wrote:I should certainly hope so - they have had many months in which to do so.

It is quite possible that there is nothing more to learn from these people

quite possible there was nothing to learn from them. reasonable to consider they were just part of the overall wrap up aimed at eliminating all other possibilities as they work towards the inner circle. maybe.

Marky wrote:

jassi wrote:I should certainly hope so - they have had many months in which to do so.

It is quite possible that there is nothing more to learn from these people

quite possible there was nothing to learn from them. reasonable to consider they were just part of the overall wrap up aimed at eliminating all other possibilities as they work towards the inner circle. maybe.

I would certainly like to think so, but I suspect Nicola has been told otherwise.

jassi wrote:

Marky wrote:

jassi wrote:I should certainly hope so - they have had many months in which to do so.

It is quite possible that there is nothing more to learn from these people

quite possible there was nothing to learn from them. reasonable to consider they were just part of the overall wrap up aimed at eliminating all other possibilities as they work towards the inner circle. maybe.

I would certainly like to think so, but I suspect Nicola has been told otherwise.

ah, and what might you suspect she has been told?

Marky wrote:

jassi wrote:

Marky wrote:

jassi wrote:I should certainly hope so - they have had many months in which to do so.

It is quite possible that there is nothing more to learn from these people

quite possible there was nothing to learn from them. reasonable to consider they were just part of the overall wrap up aimed at eliminating all other possibilities as they work towards the inner circle. maybe.

I would certainly like to think so, but I suspect Nicola has been told otherwise.

ah, and what might you suspect she has been told?

"Now then Nicola, the parents are not to be considered as suspects. Got that?" There's a good girl.  

jassi wrote:

Marky wrote:

jassi wrote:

Marky wrote:

jassi wrote:I should certainly hope so - they have had many months in which to do so.

It is quite possible that there is nothing more to learn from these people

quite possible there was nothing to learn from them. reasonable to consider they were just part of the overall wrap up aimed at eliminating all other possibilities as they work towards the inner circle. maybe.

I would certainly like to think so, but I suspect Nicola has been told otherwise.

ah, and what might you suspect she has been told?

"Now then Nicola, the parents are not to be considered as suspects. Got that?"  

yeah, ok.

Perhaps I should have said ! Got that, Chief Superintendent ?"

jassi wrote:Perhaps I should have said ! Got that, Chief Superintendent ?"  

yup, nothing like driving your point home.

still not buying into any coverup of conspiracy theories. why? well, that's the question. why. read a lot of theories over the years, none of which have been convincing.

I don't see a conspiracy, so much as a face-saving exercise - too many high profile people likely to be embarrassed if the truth were to come out - IMO, of course

jassi wrote:I don't see a conspiracy, so much as a face-saving exercise - too many high profile people  likely to be embarrassed if the truth were to come out - IMO, of course

And not just embarrassed...

Judge Dread wrote:

jassi wrote:I don't see a conspiracy, so much as a face-saving exercise - too many high profile people  likely to be embarrassed if the truth were to come out - IMO, of course

And not just embarrassed...

I wonder how many of the high profile people involved in the face-saving exercise are running in the up-coming general election.

No body, no court case ,unless someone spills the beans.

Not likely now.

Financial pressure after the election case 'shelved'. Most likely cause German peado sold child to Russian Olygog.
Mccann parents bag the leftovers and invest in suitably located holiday home.

Children most likely become disfunctional when they realise parents couldnt be arsed to pay for baby sitter,or something like that.
Kate continues to have treatment for her Calpol tunnel syndrome,and a little bottox for those frown lines.

Gerry still dreaming of what could have been with the quiz lady with big tits.

jassi wrote:I don't see a conspiracy, so much as a face-saving exercise - too many high profile people  likely to be embarrassed if the truth were to come out - IMO, of course

oh for sure. blair, brown. thrown their hats into the ring. when it all started to fall into place....whoops, moving on but that's about it. polititions huh. always looking for a vote.

Judge Dread wrote:

jassi wrote:I don't see a conspiracy, so much as a face-saving exercise - too many high profile people  likely to be embarrassed if the truth were to come out - IMO, of course

And not just embarrassed...

ah, you seem to be lost judge joke. let me help, just click on the link and no, don't mention it.

https://missingmadeleine.forumotion.net/t28654-brenda-leyland-and-the-inquest

interested wrote:

Judge Dread wrote:

jassi wrote:I don't see a conspiracy, so much as a face-saving exercise - too many high profile people  likely to be embarrassed if the truth were to come out - IMO, of course

And not just embarrassed...

I wonder how many of the high profile people involved in the face-saving exercise are running in the up-coming general election.

and you miss interested, just click on the link and hey, back where you belong. pleased to help.

https://missingmadeleine.forumotion.net/t28654-brenda-leyland-and-the-inquest

Lioned wrote:Gerry still dreaming of what could have been with the quiz lady with big tits.

ah, let's talk about this.

Marky wrote:

Lioned wrote:Gerry still dreaming of what could have been with the quiz lady with big tits.

ah, let's talk about this.

I recon this is fundamental to the case.Completely changed the dynamics of what was already a stressed up relationship.

Lioned wrote:

Marky wrote:

Lioned wrote:Gerry still dreaming of what could have been with the quiz lady with big tits.

ah, let's talk about this.

I recon this is fundamental to the case.Completely changed the dynamics of what was already a stressed up relationship.

absolutely, mrs gerry ain't so good in that department and you know what us guys are like with big tits.

Yep she definitely has an inferiority complex,but lets not forget that gerry is a jaffa (allegedly) so he's got hang ups too !

End of the day a couple of two bit doctors (probably not very good ones) got a bit lucky (arguably) with some friends of friends and political contacts.High up politicians,badly advised,thought it might look good to help the forlorn and sadly incompetent parents.
Now high up politicians far to busy to give a second thought to the Worlds worse parents probably couldnt give a toss to be honest.
Really think with an election coming up anyone with political clout cares two hoots about the mccanns !

Lioned wrote:Yep she definitely has an inferiority complex,but lets not forget that gerry is a jaffa (allegedly) so he's got hang ups too !

End of the day a couple of two bit doctors (probably not very good ones) got a bit lucky (arguably) with some friends of friends and political contacts.High up politicians,badly advised,thought it might look good to help the forlorn and sadly incompetent parents.
Now high up politicians far to busy to give a second thought to the Worlds worse parents probably couldnt give a toss to be honest.
Really think with an election coming up anyone with political clout cares two hoots about the mccanns !

agree with your first paragraph. polititions after a cheap vote and for sure, anyone with any political clout right now couldn't give a stuff about the mccanns unless there's a vote in it. which there isn't.

ps. her indoors been shopping tonight. bought a tube of jaffa cakes. think i'll pass.

Marky wrote:

Judge Dread wrote:

jassi wrote:I don't see a conspiracy, so much as a face-saving exercise - too many high profile people  likely to be embarrassed if the truth were to come out - IMO, of course

And not just embarrassed...

ah, you seem to be lost judge joke. let me help, just click on the link and no, don't mention it.

https://missingmadeleine.forumotion.net/t28654-brenda-leyland-and-the-inquest

Trolling: Being a prick on the internet because you can. Typically unleashing one or more cynical or sarcastic remarks on an innocent by-stander, because it's the internet and, hey, you can.

If the cap fits, Marky... And, in my opinion, methinks it fits you very well...

Thanks for proving it...

Judge Dread wrote:

Marky wrote:

Judge Dread wrote:

jassi wrote:I don't see a conspiracy, so much as a face-saving exercise - too many high profile people  likely to be embarrassed if the truth were to come out - IMO, of course

And not just embarrassed...

ah, you seem to be lost judge joke. let me help, just click on the link and no, don't mention it.

https://missingmadeleine.forumotion.net/t28654-brenda-leyland-and-the-inquest

Trolling: Being a prick on the internet because you can. Typically unleashing one or more cynical or sarcastic remarks on an innocent by-stander, because it's the internet and, hey, you can.

If the cap fits, Marky... And, in my opinion, methinks it fits you very well...

Thanks for proving it...

feel free to add something, anything, you can to the discussion, any discussion.

jassi wrote:I don't see a conspiracy, so much as a face-saving exercise - too many high profile people  likely to be embarrassed if the truth were to come out - IMO, of course

ah, if so they'll put some kind of spin on things and i wouldn't be surprised if that was scripted around august 2007.