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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #5415 on: January 13, 2021, 08:49:AM »
Another Example, below:-
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #5416 on: January 13, 2021, 09:04:AM »
The Shallow grave under Abstract Image Exposure:-
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #5417 on: January 13, 2021, 10:06:PM »
In The Shadows of the CHURCH
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #5418 on: January 13, 2021, 10:48:PM »
Within Eyeshot of St Vincents Church, PDL
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #5419 on: January 14, 2021, 09:17:AM »
Shallow Grave located a stones throw from hallowed ground of Church, PDL - in the rear garden of derelict building (5 Ave Dos Pescadores), a few footsteps away:-
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #5420 on: January 15, 2021, 09:42:PM »
All those involved in the vanishing / disappearance of little Madeleine Beth McCann, had to eat, drink, pay bills, fuel vehicles up, do shopping in one form or another, Pay for various services, and in this modern age, everybody either uses cash, or they purchase goods and services by way of credit cards...

With this in mind, the first thing the German, Portuguese and the UK police need to start doing, is for them to build up a profile of all members of the tapas 9 group (including each of the McCann parents), plus all the other suspects, to get a print out of all their spending or purchasing habits, and movements - ownership of mobile telephones, and computer devices may also reveal compelling facets of evidence that will all contribute to the bigger picture...

This approach needs to be adopted to/and from a time before the McCann family, and their friends agreed for whatever reason to holiday in/at Praia De Luz, Portugal...

Every things been well planned, thus far and executed...

Coincidences are in abundance, to such an extend that these coincidences serve to add IN well known practice cases/matters such AS THIS ONE, OF CONFUSION...

ROBERT MURAT AND DAVID PAYNE LOOK SO MUCH ALIKE ONE ANOTHER, AND IN CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES, EITHER COULD HAVE BEEN MISTAKENLY IDENTIFIED FOR ONE ANOTJHER, OR EACHOTHER..

McCANN APARTMENT ACCOMODATION (5A  Ave Dos Pescadores), and the derelict Building where Madeleine was taken to on the evening of the handover (1st May 2021) destined to become  a symbolic sacrifice, which for whatever reason, or purpose, deliberately went wrong!
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #5421 on: January 16, 2021, 11:56:AM »
During my search of the derelict building (5 Ave Dos Pescadores) and its rear garden in June 2010, I discovered a bone which I believed to be human in origin. I took photographs and I produce a diagram with information on it relating to how it is possible to differentiate between animal/human bones..
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #5422 on: January 16, 2021, 06:55:PM »
The clothing I discovered in a concealed bag and took photographs of, inside the derelict building could provide important DNA evidence, identifying the person who they belonged to, and anyone else he came into contact with, or harmed...
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #5423 on: April 22, 2021, 05:21:AM »
https://news.sky.com/story/madeleine-mccann-teams-examine-three-wells-in-portugal-for-evidence-in-her-disappearance-12026431

The search of three well-sites in the 'Budens area', Portugal , has some relevance in connection with the shallow grave situated in the corner of the rear garden of the  derelict building which I stumbled upon in June 2010...

The site which I refer to as 'the shallow  grave', where the remains of Madeleine McCann, or 'conclusive evidence' is/will be found! Since, the shallow grave I found is where there used to be a well (now filled in)!

'Shallow Grave'

It was previously a private well in the grounds of the rear garden of the premises (5A) thethe derelict building situated across the street, from  'St Vincent's Church' in Pria de Luz'...

Of somewhat interest is/was that both McCann parents were visiting areas in and around the places that this perpetrator was known to operate and mix with, Pria de Luz', Burdens and of course where the latest suspect ['Christian B'] was known to be frequenting!
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #5424 on: May 02, 2021, 10:16:AM »
Before the truth of this case comes to its fruition, one thing that needs to change, relates to the alledged time and date of 'Madeleine McCanns,' disappearence. Since, whilst ever police from different countries continue to investigate the case, on the basis that 'Madeleine', 'vanished', 'was taken', 'abducted', 'hidden', at somestage between  when the 'McCann parents' left apartment 5A at about 8.30pm to go to the tapas restaurant for evening meal with other friends who were members of the so called 'tapas 9 group', and 'Kate McCanns' so called, 10.00pm discovery/alert, that 'Madeleine' was 'gone', that the case will continue to be 'a long drawn out affair'!

There needs to be a new approach/focus

Any investigation, needs to look into the circumstances of 'Madeleines' demise, should be seriously looked into, as if, and as did occur, on the same evening the ' McCann parents, and some of their group, visited 'CHAPLINS BAR' (located in close vicinity, of the village church in Prais De Luz), and a derelict building across the street (from the church/ and close to Chaplin's bar)..
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #5425 on: May 02, 2021, 07:53:PM »
I have yet to see anything that would tell me abduction was "materially impossible", as the lead Portuguese detective claims.  Without even knowing much about the case, I can immediately surmise that he slipped up in that conclusion.  A detective should be guided by deduction, not dogma. 

Nevertheless, many people assure me that the McCanns are covering something up and are guilty as Hell.  It's obvious, they tell me.  The evidence is there. 

I must be thick as a plank.  What am I missing?  Normally when I ask that question, I get links to some blog or other or somebody's e-book.  If it's so obvious that the McCanns did it and I'm just thick, then somebody should be able to summarise it all for me, Mister Simpleton, in one or two sentences.

If, as I suspect, it's all bluff and bluster and abduction was not "materially impossible", then in the absence of a body (or the equivalent evidence), there is no case to answer.

On the other hand, if you can show me that abduction was materially impossible, then why are the McCanns still at large?  Surely the Polícia Judiciária should have had them.  Is it Special Branch and the Freemasons?  Are the lizards in on it too?  Why are Special Branch keen to protect Gerry McCann?  Has he got hold of those photos of Theresa May running through fields of wheat?  Is he in on some sort of high level conspiracy?  Why don't they just bump him off?

I think the parents are probably telling the truth.  Obviously I don't know this for sure, and I accept I may be wrong, but based on what I know of the evidence, it seems unlikely that they could have accomplished the concealment and disposal of Madeleine's body in the narrow time window they had.  The rider is that I don't know the evidence in-depth.  My understanding of the case is quite shallow and based on the essentials that are widely in the public domain, yet just on that basis, I can see that - if anything - it is filicide that seems "materially impossible", or at least, materially very difficult.

I do think this is another case that will never be resolved to the satisfaction of all.

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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #5426 on: May 03, 2021, 06:02:PM »
I have yet to see anything that would tell me abduction was "materially impossible", as the lead Portuguese detective claims.  Without even knowing much about the case, I can immediately surmise that he slipped up in that conclusion.  A detective should be guided by deduction, not dogma. 

Nevertheless, many people assure me that the McCanns are covering something up and are guilty as Hell.  It's obvious, they tell me.  The evidence is there. 

I must be thick as a plank.  What am I missing?  Normally when I ask that question, I get links to some blog or other or somebody's e-book.  If it's so obvious that the McCanns did it and I'm just thick, then somebody should be able to summarise it all for me, Mister Simpleton, in one or two sentences.

If, as I suspect, it's all bluff and bluster and abduction was not "materially impossible", then in the absence of a body (or the equivalent evidence), there is no case to answer.

On the other hand, if you can show me that abduction was materially impossible, then why are the McCanns still at large?  Surely the Polícia Judiciária should have had them.  Is it Special Branch and the Freemasons?  Are the lizards in on it too?  Why are Special Branch keen to protect Gerry McCann?  Has he got hold of those photos of Theresa May running through fields of wheat?  Is he in on some sort of high level conspiracy?  Why don't they just bump him off?

I think the parents are probably telling the truth.  Obviously I don't know this for sure, and I accept I may be wrong, but based on what I know of the evidence, it seems unlikely that they could have accomplished the concealment and disposal of Madeleine's body in the narrow time window they had.  The rider is that I don't know the evidence in-depth.  My understanding of the case is quite shallow and based on the essentials that are widely in the public domain, yet just on that basis, I can see that - if anything - it is filicide that seems "materially impossible", or at least, materially very difficult.

I do think this is another case that will never be resolved to the satisfaction of all.

The McCanns have recently announced they will put 750k into an investigation if the state funding dries up. They are very odd criminals indeed, keeping their crime in the headlines for 15 years and funding investigations into their own wrongdoing.  ::)

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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #5427 on: May 03, 2021, 06:21:PM »
The McCanns have recently announced they will put 750k into an investigation if the state funding dries up. They are very odd criminals indeed, keeping their crime in the headlines for 15 years and funding investigations into their own wrongdoing.  ::)

You make a good point, and you could argue that their ongoing behaviour is not consistent with a scam, sham or charade.  If they are guilty, you would expect that they would have kept a somewhat lower profile while maintaining appearances by putting out notional appeals for information every now and then.

But to be fair, it is difficult to tell for sure.  You could argue the opposite: that if they are guilty, then the initial efforts were to divert the inquiries of the Portuguese authorities and generally muddy the waters, and the ongoing efforts and lobbying are to head off any pressure from within either country for a re-investigation that could incriminate them.  One point that could give this credence is that it is obvious, even to people like me who tend to believe the McCanns, that there is some intelligent input behind their whole media presentation, which does knock me a bit.  These are clearly quite savvy people, and it does make me wonder.  Another motive behind it, if they are guilty, may be psychological: if Madeleine did die at their hands, then it must have been an accident, but they will feel guilt about it because they will regard themselves as neglectful parents (I'm not sure that's fair, actually, but that's the way they will inevitably see it).

Having typed all that and thought about it, I really think it just doesn't sound very realistic, though.  It's like the précis for one of those straight-to-TV American movies that used to be on every Wednesday with a B actor, like Steven Seagal, and he's a Vietnam veteran and he covers up some murder he's committed, and 10 years later he gets caught, or something like that.  I just can't see it in reality, and even just on the basis of the plausibility factor, I have to lean towards believing the parents. 

I think what it boils down to is that some people have a bit too much time on their hands and have maybe watched one too many crime movies or detective dramas.

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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #5428 on: May 03, 2021, 07:43:PM »
I do find the prime suspect in Maddy's disappearance, Christian Brückner, difficult to analyse. Some of his crimes, such as breaking and entering and stealing items of value seem opportunistic, whilst others ascribed to him including Maddy, René Hasee, Carola Titze and Inge Gehricke may have an element of planning about them. The rape of a 72-year-old woman, for which he still remains incarcerated, shows he needs control whilst possessing an uncontrollable sexual urge leading to bestiality, which along with his criminally-minded brain may be a reason for this particular crime, which on the surface does seem incongruous given the age of the other victims. Of course he may not be guilty of any of the former.

His background might not surprise anyone who studies crime. An adoptee from an early age, a wayward youth who became involved in petty crime after his stepfather was invalided and stepmother unable to cope, taken out of mainstream education and placed in a reform school for two years. Upon release in 1995 he heads to the Algarve aged 18 and takes a job as a catering assistant.

What is it with him that makes him unable to form stable relationships with members of either sex? No affection, no release valve, just bumming around in his campervan looking for unprincipled ways to make money, affording him the chance to satisfy abnormal sexual fantasies, to destroy the lives of anyone who is having fun in a family setting, the family he was deprived of when he was growing up and which he believed was his right?

This is Amoreira beach, where René Hasee disappeared. There may be no link to Maddy or to Christian B. But it does seem a strange coincidence nevertheless, one year after his arrival in Portugal and only a few months after release from a sexual abuse charge of a young girl in Wurzburg. https://youtu.be/7_E5niv9wYg

Was he lying in wait in his vehicle on the cliff edge with binoculars, waiting to pounce as the family had spent a full day in the resort, biding his time as the little boy ran towards the ocean with mother momentarily distracted as she navigated the steps from the restaurant, the paedophile scooping him up in his arms with a few soothing words in German and the promise of an ice cream cone to allay suspicions, the ingenuous youngster not knowing what diabolical fate awaited him as he was conveyed to the campervan above?
It's fourteen years ago tonight..https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/14837775/madeleine-mccann-cops-new-info-christian-b-suspect/
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #5429 on: May 03, 2021, 10:14:PM »
People inside the tapas restaurant bar/area, knew that 'Madeleine', was missing from apartment 5A, long before, 'Kate McCanns', 10.00pm 'alert', on the evening of 3rd May, 2007 - giving the same alert 'earlier on' by 'others' on occasions 'between 9pm, and (9.05pm, 9.15pm, 9.30pm, and 9.45pm), to 10pm!

Examples of these, incidents/instances involved the following circumstances:-



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