An interview with Semanário Privado

Rapier wrote:He didn't seek fame or fortune. And the 1 million euros he surely earned in royalties is the price he had to pay for keeping his integrity in tact.

Laffin Assasin wrote:

Rapier wrote:He didn't seek fame or fortune. And the 1 million euros he surely earned in royalties is the price he had to pay for keeping his integrity in tact.

Are you jealous ? :risas:

Rapier wrote:

enigma wrote:Rapier what a strange thing to say ,it makes your post sound like someone who is speaking from a personal experience !

It was an ironic response to an earlier post, which I thought was ridiculously over the top in its portrayal of GA as a man immune to the attractions of fame or fortune. I should have quoted it in my post of course.

And Laffin, I am envious. Just think, if I had a 1 million pounds, we could combine and offer Tony Bennett and a fighting fund of 1.002 million

Bren wrote:

We have been informed that psychologist Paulo Sargento, a regular commentator of the Maddie case on television, has sent the Republic’s Attorney General a letter with information that may reopen the “Maddie case” process.

Although he declined to reveal the contents of this letter, he advanced that there is something “very important” concerning the cuddle cat (Maddie’s soft toy, that Kate often carried with her during her media appearances), an object which, as has been made public, was positively signalled with cadaver odour by the sniffer dogs. Together with “Maddie’s blanket”, the pink soft toy may be a starting point to reopen the process “at a time when, apart from an attempt to silence Gonçalo Amaral, through an injunction against his book ‘The Truth about the Lie’, a shameful picture of an attack on the family of the former inspector, by the British media, is starting to emerge”, the psychologist told Semanário Privado.

It is that bit I find so intriguing.

tanszi wrote:I have never had any doubt that one day the truth will out. Someone on 3As welcomed the Oprah sham as being an opportunity for the McCanns to make an error, if the comment about the blanket is true, then something isnt being told. Sorry couldnt watch the interview, I think whoever dressed kate mccann on that programme didnt have her best interests at heart. imo.

Bren wrote:

We have been informed that psychologist Paulo Sargento, a regular commentator of the Maddie case on television, has sent the Republic’s Attorney General a letter with information that may reopen the “Maddie case” process.

Although he declined to reveal the contents of this letter, he advanced that there is something “very important” concerning the cuddle cat (Maddie’s soft toy, that Kate often carried with her during her media appearances), an object which, as has been made public, was positively signalled with cadaver odour by the sniffer dogs. Together with “Maddie’s blanket”, the pink soft toy may be a starting point to reopen the process “at a time when, apart from an attempt to silence Gonçalo Amaral, through an injunction against his book ‘The Truth about the Lie’, a shameful picture of an attack on the family of the former inspector, by the British media, is starting to emerge”, the psychologist told Semanário Privado.

It is that bit I find so intriguing.

poppy wrote:What surprised me is so much been emphasized on the Cuddle Cat, so why didnt the PJ retain it?

magicslipper wrote:

poppy wrote:What surprised me is so much been emphasized on the Cuddle Cat, so why didnt the PJ retain it?

How do you know they havn't? I can remember reading there was more than one cuddle cat.

magicslipper wrote:Hiya David I remember reading when Dr Amaral's book came out that their had been more than one cuddlecat, can't remeber where though.