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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #4335 on: September 19, 2019, 10:01:PM »
To my knowledge the PJ, and Scotland Yard officers, have never searched the small grave identified by me in the rear garden of the derelict building.  I was the first person to identify the location of any grave in Praia de Luz, and especially since the grave is located very close to two buildings of interest in connection with the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, namely the Church where the McCann parents sought refuge soon after the alarm was raised, and Chaplins bar, where the Tapas group including the McCann parents partied  until about midnight on the evening of 1st May 2007 - add in the location of the derelict building, and you have three key buildings within a stones throw of each other (the Luz triangle)...

Add to this the fact that Mrs Fenn heard a youngster crying continually throughout the period 10. 30pm - 11.45pm, from within the McCann apartment on evening 1st May 2007.

Link this to the claim made by the McCann parents that at breakfast time on the morning of 3rd May 2007, how Madeleine had complained asking her parents why they had not come to Madeleine and Sean on the previous evening (2nd May 2007) when they both had been crying?

There is a strong possibility that the McCann parents displaced  the reported Mrs  Fenn incident (evening 1st May 2007), as though it had actually occurred on the following evening (2nd May 2007) to fool people into thinking that Madeleine was still very much alive on that occasion (but she was already dead by that stage. She I think it wasn't Madeleine crying in apartment 5A on 1st or 2nd May 2007, but rather that the child who was crying as witnessed by Mrs Fenn, the was one of the other groups children who had been left home alone inside apartment and 5A - quite possibly the Russell O'brien and / Jane Tanner daughter. If true this would support the Co tension that Madeleine the had already seen died by the time of Mrs Fenn observation between 10pm and 11.45pm on evening of 1st May 2007.
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #4336 on: September 19, 2019, 11:19:PM »

There is a strong possibility that the McCann parents displaced  the reported Mrs  Fenn incident (evening 1st May 2007), as though it had actually occurred on the following evening (2nd May 2007) to fool people into thinking that Madeleine was still very much alive on that occasion (but she was already dead by that stage. She I think it wasn't Madeleine crying in apartment 5A on 1st or 2nd May 2007, but rather that the child who was crying as witnessed by Mrs Fenn, the was one of the other groups children who had been left home alone inside apartment and 5A - quite possibly the Russell O'brien and / Jane Tanner daughter. If true this would support the Contention that Madeleine had already died by the time of Mrs Fenn observation between 10pm and 11.45pm on evening of 1st May 2007.

I think Madeleine died on 30th April 2007.

By evening of 1st May 2007, Madeleine's body had already been removed from inside apartment 5A, and taken to the derelict building...

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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #4337 on: September 19, 2019, 11:23:PM »
I think Madeleine died on 30th April 2007.

By evening of 1st May 2007, Madeleine's body had already been removed from inside apartment 5A, and taken to the derelict building...

From evening 1st May 2007, Madeleine's bodily presence in the McCann narrative and was taken up by the Tanner /OBrien girl who was about the same age as Madeleine.
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #4338 on: September 19, 2019, 11:28:PM »
By the time the evening of 3rd May 2007 came around, O'Brien and Jane Tanner introduced the suggestion that their daughter was unwell which caused them to be absent at times from the Tapas bar meal on the last occasion before news broke that Madeleine had gone missing. I think that this purported un -  wellness regarding the O'Brien / Jane Tanner daughter on the evening of 3rd May 2007, which paved the way for Russell O'Brien to be absent from the evening meal on the basis that at about 9.30pm he went to do a check of their daughter at that time, and that Mathew Oldfield had also left the restaurant intending to do a similar check on his own apartment and child to be somewhat telling, and that it was already known by people at / in the Tapas bar by around 9.15pm that Madeleine McCann was missing from apartment 5A...

According to the so called Tapas group explanations it wasn't until around 10 pm that Kate McCann discovered 'Madeine to be missing' from the McCann apartment, but this cannot possibly be true because the disappearance of Madeleine McCann was being talked about excitedly some 45 minutes beforehand by a couple sat at one of the restaurant tables -  yet to be fully understood, was how this couple could have known that 'Madeleine was missing from apartment 5A' long before Kate McCann supposedly raised the alarm after her 10 pm check?

This brings me on to Mathew Oldfields visit to check apartment 5A at about 9.30 pm that same evening?

According to one of his versions of an explanation 'all was well at apartment 5A' at the time he carried out his 9.30pm check there, but how can this have been true if Jane Tanner had witnessed 'a would be abductor' (the Tannerman  sighting) carrying off Madeleine in his arms at about 9.10 pm along with the fact that at least one couple knew that Madeleine was missing by 9.15 pm?
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #4339 on: September 20, 2019, 05:40:AM »
By the time the evening of 3rd May 2007 came around, O'Brien and Jane Tanner introduced the suggestion that their daughter was unwell which caused them to be absent at times from the Tapas bar meal on the last occasion before news broke that Madeleine had gone missing. I think that this purported un -  wellness regarding the O'Brien / Jane Tanner daughter on the evening of 3rd May 2007, which paved the way for Russell O'Brien to be absent from the evening meal on the basis that at about 9.30pm he went to do a check of their daughter at that time, and that Mathew Oldfield had also left the restaurant intending to do a similar check on his own apartment and child to be somewhat telling, and that it was already known by people at / in the Tapas bar by around 9.15pm that Madeleine McCann was missing from apartment 5A...

According to the so called Tapas group explanations it wasn't until around 10 pm that Kate McCann discovered 'Madeleine to be missing' from the McCann apartment, but this cannot possibly be true because the disappearance of Madeleine McCann was being talked about excitedly some 45 minutes beforehand by a couple sat at one of the restaurant tables -  yet to be fully understood, was how this couple could have known that 'Madeleine was missing from apartment 5A' long before Kate McCann supposedly raised the alarm after her 10 pm check?

This brings me on to Mathew Oldfields visit to check apartment 5A at about 9.30 pm that same evening?

According to one of his versions of an explanation 'all was well at apartment 5A' at the time he carried out his 9.30pm check there, but how can this have been true if Jane Tanner had witnessed 'a would be abductor' (the Tannerman  sighting) carrying off Madeleine in his arms at about 9.10 pm along with the fact that at least one couple knew that Madeleine was missing by 9.15 pm?

The only explanation which seems to make any sort of sense of a bad situation like this, was that Mathew Oldfield had done an earlier check of the McCann apartment at about 9pm, and that as a result of doing this he himself had knowledge that Madeleine was absent from apartment 5A prior to 9.15 pm that evening and that the couple who were excitedly discussing Madeleines apparent absence from the McCann apartment at around 9.15 pm could have been the case that this was when Mathew Oldfield broke the news that Madeleine was missing from the Apartment 5A to Kate McCann. We now know that Mathew Oldfield did two checks of the McCann apartment (5A). One of these checks occurred at around 9 pm, and the second occasion being around 9.30pm.
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #4340 on: September 20, 2019, 06:07:AM »
We find that sandwiched in-between both of these visits to check the McCann apartment by Mathew Oldfield, and the fact that a few linked events now fall to be considered and taken into account.:-

(1) -  Gerry McCann storming out from the Tapas restaurant at about 9.05 pm to do a check of his apartment, and after learning that Madeleine is was missing and absent from Mathew Oldfield.

(2) -  Jane Tanner introduced the claim that she had left the Tapas restaurant at about 9.10 pm, and that she had seen Gerry McCann talking to Jes Wilkins outside apartment 5A in the street., and that at the same time she had seen the abductor carrying Madeleine and away in his arms..

(3) -  that at the time event (2) above was unfolding how she had gone to relieve Russell O'Brien from their apartment so that he could return to the Tapas bar for his evening meal.due to the fact that their daughter was unwell..

(4) -  How many times did Russell O'Brien  leave the Tapas bar with Mathew Oldfield that evening?
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #4341 on: September 20, 2019, 06:07:AM »
We find that sandwiched in-between both of these visits to check the McCann apartment by Mathew Oldfield, and the fact that a few linked events now fall to be considered and taken into account.:-

(1) -  Gerry McCann storming out from the Tapas restaurant at about 9.05 pm to do a check of his apartment, and after learning that Madeleine is was missing and absent from Mathew Oldfield.

(2) -  Jane Tanner introduced the claim that she had left the Tapas restaurant at about 9.10 pm, and that she had seen Gerry McCann talking to Jes Wilkins outside apartment 5A in the street., and that at the same time she had seen the abductor carrying Madeleine and away in his arms..

(3) -  that at the time event (2) above was unfolding how she had gone to relieve Russell O'Brien from their apartment so that he could return to the Tapas bar for his evening meal.due to the fact that their daughter was unwell..

(4) -  How many times did Russell O'Brien  leave the Tapas bar with Mathew Oldfield that evening?

Once (at 9.30 pm), the and or twice (9.30 pm)?
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #4342 on: September 20, 2019, 06:26:AM »
What seems to be so obvious to me is that Russell O'Brien did not leave the tapas restaurant with Matthew Oldfield at 9:30 p.m. as claimed, and that Mathew Oldfield then did not return back to the tapas restaurant alone without O'Brien,  because the O'Brien /Jane Turner daughter was feeling unwell, because at 9:10 pm some 20 minutes prior to this how Jane Tanner had left the restaurant with two things in mind firstly to relieve Russell O'Brien from looking after their daughter and secondly to see where Gerald McCann was and why he was taking so long to return back to the restaurant..

This is because Jane Tanner knew that their daughter was unwell and that Russell O'Brien was already back at their own apartment looking after their daughter..

How could Jane Tanner have left the Tapas restaurant bar to relieve Russell O'Brien at 9.10pm, if O'Brien did not leave the Tapas bar until about 9.30 pm in Matthew Oldfields company and that she was not alerted as to why O'Brien did not return to the Tapas bar by Oldfield until about 9.45 pm?
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #4343 on: September 20, 2019, 08:45:AM »
According to statements made by O'Brien and Mathew Oldfield, Russell O'Brien did not return to the Tapas restaurant after their 9.30 pm checks of the apartments because one of their daughters (Evie I believe) was the crying and had vomited..

Afterwards O'Brien a had washed the bedsheets on the bed where one of his children had been sick. The he did all of this prior to returning to the Tapas restaurant bar at around 9.55 pm..

Let us not forget that Mrs Fenn overheard a child crying continually (evening 1st May 2007), and or that after news broke regarding Madeleine's demise on evening of the 3rd May 2007, that the McCann parents also washed the bedsheets of the bed that Madeleine slept in on evening and night of 1st / 2nd May 2007...

I have a hunch that the O'Brien / Tanner child (E- - -)  was used in a substitution exercise, and that the O'Brien / Tanner child stayed with the McCann's from evening of 1st May 2007 and that it was not Madeleine who cried when Mrs Fenn noted the incident taking place between 10.30 -  11.45 pm, because Madeleine had already died and had been dead since 30th April...

I do not believe either that when Gerry McCann left the Tapas bar to do his 9.10 pm check that he did not return to the Tapas bar,  but that he was the man seen by the Smith contingent carrying the O'Brien  / Tanner child in his arms heading towards the sea and coast. This exercise was introduced to try and influence people into believing that Madeleine was still very much alive at 10 pm on evening 3rd May 2007...

I suspect that the O'Brien / Tanner and the McCann parents washed the bedsheets from the beds of their own children because the children concerned (Madeleine and and E -  -  -) did not sleep in their own beds on any night between 1st and 3rd May 2007 -  Madeleine's body was wrapped in the bed sheet from E- -  - 's bed in the O'Brien of / Tanner apartment, and E -  -  -  slept in Madeleine's bed in the McCann apartment...
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #4344 on: September 20, 2019, 08:53:AM »
These tactics were adopted in order to displace the time when Madeleine McCann had died, and vanished or disappeared (from 30th April 2007 -  3rd May 2007...
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #4345 on: September 20, 2019, 08:56:AM »
These tactics were adopted in order to displace the time when Madeleine McCann had died, and vanished or disappeared (from 30th April 2007 -  3rd May 2007...

Madeleine was not still alive on either 1st,  2nd or 3rd May 2007..
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #4346 on: September 20, 2019, 08:58:AM »
To all intents and purposes the contents of the creche records dated 1st, 2nd and 3rd May 2007 have obviously been fraudulently altered and photographic evidence tampered with to try and fool people into thinking that Madeleine was still alive later on, long after her death, but she was /is dead she almost certainly died on the 30th April 2007
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #4347 on: September 20, 2019, 11:41:PM »
30th April 2007 -  Madeleine dies in apartment 5A. The cause of death 'drug overdose'..
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #4348 on: September 21, 2019, 12:11:AM »
30th April 2007 -  Madeleine dies in apartment 5A. The cause of death 'drug overdose'..

The Tapas group members visit to Chaplins bar on evening 1st May 2007, coincided with removal of the body from apartment 5A. Madeleine's  remains were concealed in a shallow grave situated in a hollow at the back of the rear garden of a derelict building which itself was close to St Vincents Church in Luz...
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #4349 on: September 21, 2019, 09:33:AM »
The Tapas group members visit to Chaplins bar on evening 1st May 2007, coincided with removal of the body from apartment 5A. Madeleine's  remains were concealed in a shallow grave situated in a hollow at the back of the rear garden of a derelict building which itself was close to St Vincents Church in Luz...
The crying child heard by Mrs Fenn between 10.30 pm and 11.45 pm on the evening of 1st May 2007, could not have been Madeleine McCann because everything points to her already having been dead on the previous day -  the child that was crying inside apartment 5A was one of the O'Brien / Tanner children who had agreed to allow the McCann's temporary custody of her in order to buy some time to get them out of the fix they found themselves in...
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