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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #4725 on: December 05, 2019, 08:30:AM »
In a panic he rushed back to the tapas bar restuarant to inform the McCann parents..
Unbeknown to Mathew Oldfield, Gerald McCann had moved Madeline's body to the bushes and shrubs of the poolside garden of apartment 5A prior to both he and Kate leaving their apartment at about 8.30pm to go for their evening meal at the tapas bar restuarant. Upon hearing the news from Mathew Oldfield, Gerald McCann must have been grief stricken, he must have been worried that someone had found the body he had hidden in his front garden less than half an hour earlier...
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #4726 on: December 05, 2019, 08:41:AM »
He left the small reception area of the Ocean Club at 9.05pm, and dashed back to the bushes in his front garden expecting the body to have gone. But, it was exactly where he had left it earlier.

Just then, as he had just settled his mind and he was leaving the iron gate at the bottom of some concrete steps which afforded access to the patio and its door on the poolside of the premises he came face to face with a tennis companion of his, Jez Wilkins. He was startled by the sudden appearance of Jez, who had a pushchair with him. Gerald McCann was worried that Jez had seen him ferreting about in the bushes of the poolside front garden of apartment 5A. Later on, his visit to those bushes of his garden would become somewhat significant, because one of Grimes dogs gave a positive alert to Cadaverick scent in those very same bushes. Additionally the dogs gave positive alerts behind the sofa in the living  room .Upon examination of police photographs taken inside the living room it is very notable that the curtain on the left of the living room window had been significantly disturbed as if someone had fallen, or been placed there deliberately...

Later when the dogs belonging to Grimes signalled behind the sofa in an area on the tile beneath the disturbed part of the living room curtain, and a further signal / alert at the parents bedroom wardrobe, followed by the bushes of the poolside garden of apartment 5A, as well as give positive alerts to a vehicle hired by the McCanns weeks later on, together with further positive alerts to articles of clothing belonging to Gerald and Kate McCann, things were starting to look dodgy...
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #4727 on: December 05, 2019, 09:31:AM »
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He was startled by the sudden appearance of Jez, who had a pushchair with him. Gerald McCann was worried that Jez had seen him ferreting about in the bushes of the poolside front garden of apartment 5A. Later on, his visit to those bushes in his garden would become somewhat significant, because one of Grimes dogs gave a positive alert to Cadaverick scent in those very same bushes. Additionally the dogs gave positive alerts behind the sofa in the living  room .Upon examination of police photographs taken inside the living room it is very notable that the curtain on the left of the living room window had been significantly disturbed as if someone had fallen, or been placed behind the sofa or removed from there in that part of the living room..

Later when the dogs belonging to Grimes signalled behind the sofa in an area on the tile beneath the disturbed part of the living room curtain, and a further signal / alert at the parents bedroom wardrobe, followed by the bushes of the poolside garden of apartment 5A, as well as give positive alerts to a vehicle hired by the McCanns weeks later on, together with further positive alerts to articles of clothing belonging to Gerald and Kate McCann, things were starting to look dodgy...

Funny thing about the meeting of Gerald McCann and Jez Wilkins on the pavement next to the gated stairway to the patio and its door of apartment 5A, at about 9.10pm, since Gerald McCann was thinking that sooner or later the police will be wanting to know if he could tell them anything about what he might have seen when he first met Gerald McCann, anything else he might have seen whilst he was in the area. That pram / pushchair would have been a good disguise to help move a body from one place to another at such a poignant moment which just so happens to be built into the kidnapping narrative. How come Gerald McCann ñever became suspicious of Jez using his pushchair to abduct Madeleine, or whatever. How come nobody came forward to say that at this or that time, I /we saw a man pushing a pushchair close to the McCann apartment?
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #4728 on: December 05, 2019, 09:59:AM »
Was Wilkins pushchair ever tested by the Grimes dogs to try and establish a DNA, or blood group association between his pram and Madeleine who had gone missing?
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #4729 on: December 05, 2019, 12:52:PM »
Was Wilkins pushchair ever tested by the Grimes dogs to try and establish a DNA, or blood group association between his pram and Madeleine who had gone missing?

I believe that after Jane Tanner introduced 'TANNERMAN' how Gerry McCann became anxious that the PJ might want to take a witness statement from him and Totman and he did not know what Jez might say he saw him doing when he first met McCann on the road side. This must have concerned Gerald McCann because by the time he realised what the police might hear or get told by Jez Wilkins, Gerald McCann had already told the Portuguese police that he saw his daughter who was sleeping in her bed, and how beautiful she was. He told police originally that he entered apartment 5A through the road side/ car park side of the premises, and left by the same door. However once Jane Tanner introduced 'TANNERMAN', it must have dawned on him, that Jez may have seen him in the bushes, and come out through the gated concrete steps access / exit which led up to the patio door on the pool side of the building. Now, why would Gerald McCann be in the bushes of his garden  if he had already been into the apartment via the road side door and leaving the apartment as though he had exited via the patio door?

Anyway, it ended up with two of his friends going to see Jez Wilkins to ask him what he could remember about the night Madeleine allegedly went missing, was taken or abducted and they had spent some time on the road side outside apartment 5A talking? Any way the long and the short of this, was that Gerald McCann changed his account and told police that at 9.05pm when he went to do a check on 5A, that he entered and left via the patio door on the poolside of the premises...

Why did he alter his account about the door he used to enter the apartment, and exit it?

Seems to me, that Jez Wilkins must have told Mathew Oldfield that he first became aware of Gerald McCann when he saw him ferreting about in the bushes in his garden, and then how he left the premises altogether via the gated concrete steps, and they had stopped and chatted for awhile...

It' really strange that neither Gerald McCann or Jez Wilkins saw Jane Tanner walking past them, or that neither of them, saw 'TANNERMAN walking across the top of the road junction a short distance away. Even more puzzling is the claim by Totman that he was that person she had seen, albeit he has no recollection of seeing anyone at all either walking in the street or simply standing together talking to one another. Gerald McCann doesn't see Jane Tanner, nor does he see 'TANNERMAN', and Jez Wilkins doesn't see Jane Tanner, or 'TANNERMAN' carrying a child in his arms. And, of course we have 'TANNERMAN' not seeing Jane Tanner, not seeing Jez Wilkins, or Gerald McCann - none of it makes sense because any parent carrying or walking across a road junction would always look into the road to see if there's anything going to run them over. If Totmann was 'TANNERMAN' and he was carrying a young child, irrespective of whether the child he was carrying was Madeleine McCann, or his own child, why would he walk across a busy through road / junction and  recklessly puts himself, the child and the driver of such a vehicle at risk of coming to harm?

I think Jane Tanner made it all up, for the purpose of showing support for Gerald McCann...

Gerald McCann, and Jez Wilkins didn't see Jane Tanner, or TANNERMAN because she made the narrative up, and there wasn't even a TANNERMAN for any one to see and take note on..
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #4730 on: December 05, 2019, 01:19:PM »
This person has got something to do with what happened to Madeleine McCann:-
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #4731 on: December 06, 2019, 08:07:AM »
This person has got something to do with what happened to Madeleine McCann:-

I base my concern on the fact that he was a confirmed sex attacker / abuser, and moreover the fact that in the derelict building I discovered a pair of blue coloured jeans and a similar checked shirt / top, and that police have confirmed that Raymond Hewitt was in Portugal on the day of Madeleine McCanns disappearence...



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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #4732 on: December 06, 2019, 12:10:PM »
Blue coloured jeans, a checked top and the fact that Ràymond Hewitt was a convicted sex offender who was known to be present in Portugal at the time of Madeleine McCanns disappearence ( evening of Thursday 3rd May 2007)..

But I doubt very much that he acted alone,..
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #4733 on: December 06, 2019, 12:13:PM »
Blue coloured jeans, a checked top and the fact that Ràymond Hewitt was a convicted sex offender who was known to be present in Portugal at the time of Madeleine McCanns disappearence ( evening of Thursday 3rd May 2007)..

But I doubt very much that he acted alone,..

None of the identified suspects (thus far), acted alone..
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #4734 on: December 06, 2019, 12:24:PM »
None of the identified suspects (thus far), acted alone..

The McCanns, the Paynes, the Oldfield's, Jane Tanner / Russell O'Brien and their children were part and parcel of 'something, far bigger', which has also involved, Robert Murat, Sergey Malinka, the Gorrod couple, the Carpenters, staff at the Ocean Club, the Portuguese and British governments, and a host of other individuals in a list to long to mention...
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #4735 on: December 06, 2019, 12:25:PM »
The McCanns, the Paynes, the Oldfield's, Jane Tanner / Russell O'Brien and their children were part and parcel of 'something, far bigger', which has also involved, Robert Murat, Sergey Malinka, the Gorrod couple, the Carpenters, staff at the Ocean Club, the Portuguese and British governments, and a host of other individuals in a list to long to mention...

It is / was not a conspiracy as such but rather something far more sinister...
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #4736 on: December 06, 2019, 12:29:PM »
It was ño accident that Madeleine McCann vanished during the so called family holiday - the McCann parents, and the other members of their group, knew before they left the UK that Madeleine had been selected as the child that would falsely be reported as taken, vanished or abducted...
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #4737 on: December 06, 2019, 12:34:PM »
The mystery relating to the disappearence of Madeline McCann was ceremoniously undertaken, and everything that has followed has been deliberately concealed to protect all those people who hold high office, who are sick, perverted and vile officials from countries all over the world...
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #4738 on: December 06, 2019, 12:40:PM »
The mystery relating to the disappearence of Madeline McCann was ceremoniously undertaken, and everything that has followed has been deliberately concealed to protect all those people who hold high office, who are sick, perverted and vile officials from countries all over the world...

Know the truth - it's a well organised operation involving the permanent or temporary (in some instances) disappearence of children from around the so called globe (flat earth) organised on behalf of national or international officails..
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #4739 on: December 06, 2019, 12:43:PM »
Sometimes, the child that is taken is ñot physically abused, but the vast màjority are, and many become necessary sacrifices...
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