What’s the common denominator here inspector?
I accept the McCanns done some very odd things but you have to accept their was incredible pressure on them too and I’d say not many people would have coped.
There is no right way to act to a child being abducted nor do you’ve idea how you would react in their position.
Imagine when they realised they were suspects and the whole world watching on.
In the early minutes and hours the police made a mess off things.
I think the local police might have made the parents suspects to take the heat off them.
Where would you go…
I seem to have become a Cluedo board in another dimension.
I think you are coming across as a bit simple minded and gullible. Would you consider programmatically deleting phone data derived from emotional pressure or cold calculation of some sort?
But carry on, by all means.
The most interesting article I found on the phone date is:
http://www.mccannpjfiles.co.uk/PJ/DELETED_CALLS.htm
There’s nothing concrete here really that’s intriguing.
I’m fairly sure back then the memories on phones weren’t great and you’d regularly have to delete messages at least to create room? I’m open to correction on that.
Of course, this is speculation and it is entirely possible that further investigation and the much awaited transparency by Mr and Mrs McCann will totally exonerate them. But why dont they simply produce the SMS messages and explain why call details were deleted
Irrefutable.
That’s far from irrefutable. It’s mildly interesting at best.
Have you anything on her not being at the kids club ?
Rubbish. They obstructed an investigation that was about finding their missing three year old daughter. You simply do not want ask yourself certain questions.
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The conspiracy theory here is that Gerry McCann is a Freemason and was sending out the distress signal Freemasons broadcast when imploring help.
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Gerry McCann is a Celtic FC supporting catholic, think he might even have worked on the clubs medical staff at some stage.
Unlikely to be Freemason I would have thought?
The conspiracy theory here is that Gerry McCann is a Freemason and was sending out the distress signal Freemasons broadcast when imploring help.
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Gerry McCann is a Celtic FC supporting catholic, think he might even have worked on the clubs medical staff at some stage.
Unlikely to be Freemason I would have thought?
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So would I.
The McCanns behaved so desperately oddly that all this stuff wafted in around them.
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Sid Waddell said there was something fishy about Kate McCann because she wasn’t publicly emotional enough.
The Queen was hated after Diana died for the same reason.
The enlisting of a string of those patently dodgy (and useless) looking private detectives is very odd. They’d be the type I’d have thought the McCann’s would cross the road if they came up against at home.
Stinks as pure desperation
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We still have nothing to suggest she wasn’t at the kids clubs that morning.
So you are talking about a short window to disappear the child in an extremely busy place…
More on that tennis balls photograph.
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It took you long enough but I’m looking forward to reading this.
That doesn’t really suggest anything at all but it’s not an area I know much about to be honest.
I’m assuming the kids club was where kids where minded a few adults for a period off time.
Has anybody suggested she wasn’t there ? Surely it would be fairly simple to find out.
There is any number of articles to suggest she was at the club on the day and I presume the club took place so it would be fairly easy to know If she was not there as surely a member off staff would have said so in the following days.
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I understand the book of evidence, but I absolutely disagree with the naming of a person, without being charged, stating the prosecutors “almost have enough evidence to charge him”.
Don’t get me wrong, he sounds like he should die roaring, but no more than ballymalloe.