Madeleine McCann

Originally Posted by idi banashapan

There are a number of questions which should be answered here

There's nothing to answer there, but insinuations of the kind which already led several newspapers to pay significant damages.

Armchair detectives.

[idi banashapan]

Originally Posted by Chris

There's nothing to answer there, but insinuations of the kind which already led several newspapers to pay significant damages.

Armchair detectives.

I couldn't even tell you if they have been answered or not to be honest. But the fact that some of those questions are listed, implying they haven't, does seem odd. One might even say that if they haven't, it's not only concerning, but strange, if they can directly aid the answering of what happened.

[HopAlong]

Those are the questions asked by the Portugese Police that Kate McCann refused to answer.

Originally Posted by MrsRebus

Those are the questions asked by the Portugese Police that Kate McCann refused to answer.

Would that be the same Portuguese police that have signally failed to make any progress in this case whatsoever, and are now scurrying round the countryside under the direction of proper coppers from the UK?

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Originally Posted by idi banashapan

I couldn't even tell you if they have been answered or not to be honest. But the fact that some of those questions are listed, implying they haven't, does seem odd. One might even say that if they haven't, it's not only concerning, but strange, if they can directly aid the answering of what happened.

I'd be wary of accepting the implications of anything on any website. Anyone can set one up you know.

[HopAlong]

Yes, thank you I am aware of that!

[idi banashapan]

Originally Posted by Chris

I'd be wary of accepting the implications of anything on any website. Anyone can set one up you know.

Does that include some of the rather forceful and authoratitively presented opinions found on this site too?!?

Originally Posted by idi banashapan

Does that include some of the rather forceful and authoratitively presented opinions found on this site too?!?

Absolutely. It's all gash, in the end.

[Arthurgray50@blu]

I think the only time that really discuss this is - if when and when something is actually found.

I feel really frustrated at the fact that although tourism is excellent for any country. The most important thing is to find out what actually happened.

Don't forget, that at the time of her disappearance, there was a Paedo found murdered, just after.

There were also known phaedos in the area, PLUS several 'attempted' attacks and burgalries in the area. This is FACT

[Derek]

Goncalo Amaral, the police chief who led the initial investigation into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, has been ordered to pay her parents £357,000 in damages because of hurt caused to them following the publication of his book “The Truth of the Lie”.

The Civil Court of Lisbon also banned further sale of the book in which Mr Amaral claimed Madeleine had not been abducted, but had died in an accident in Praia da Luz.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/news...ibel-case.html

Obviously some will now claim the courts in Portugal are also part of the cover up.

[techguyone]

I suppose that's one way to stop people from 'saying the wrong thing' just sue them to death.

I'll simply say,the poor kid would never have *gone missing/killed/abducted* if the MCCanns had been responsible parents and stayed with their children.

I wouldn't have thought I could have been sued for writing that as it is the truth.

I don't suppose anyone knows what happens to all this loot that they get from various sue sprees, does it go to Charity or a good cause? that would go down a lot better than if it wasn't.

[heero_yuy]

Seems to me that the McCanns are making plenty of money out of this. As for what happened to Madeleine I will keep my own council.

[Julian]

Cost of ongoing investigation over £10 million to UK taxpayers

And another 2 million budgeted for the next year.

[TheDaddy]

Originally Posted by Julian

Cost of ongoing investigation over £10 million to UK taxpayers

And another 2 million budgeted for the next year.

Bit of a kick in the teeth for all the other families with missing children who the tax payer contributes pretty much bugger all to finding

[Osem]

It is curious just how much time, money and effort is being directed at this sad case. I can't imagine 99.9% of other victims of child abduction are handled and resourced in the same manner and I have to ask why not?

[Julian]

Without a new lead a line should be drawn.