Oh Dear Bennett- With-Holding Information From A Enquiry

1. how many pieces of information were submitted to the website? (both old and new websites)

REPLY: Probably 30 or 40 pieces of information about the case have been passed on to us, the majority by 'phone rather than e-mail.

2. how many pieces of information were passed on to official organisations?

REPLY: None.

3. if the answers to 1. and 2. are not equal - who filtered the information and decided what was passed on or not?

REPLY: We decided not to pass any of it on. The majority of information was from people who have known the McCanns or had contact with them. Though very interesting, none of that would be significant enough or of any evidential value to the police. Many more have written in with theories or analysis rather than information.

One informant gave us hugely valuable information as she was an insider in the Brian Kennedy private intelligence campaign mounted from a house in Knutsford, Cheshire, the current base of the 'investigation team' of Dave Edgar and Arthur Cowley - a standing joke and laughing stock to all those familiar with their words and actions (with the exception of all our mainstream media). The information she has given us goes right to the heart of whether for example the so-called investigations of Metodo 3, Control Risks Group, Red Defence and Oakley International were ever really about trying to find Madeleine, or, rather, were about something very different
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4. what action did the foundation take on information that was not passed on?

REPLY: A careful note has been taken of all the information supplied to date, and is held in locations away from my home just in case some police force or other decides to emulate what Grampian Police have done to Robert Green. We can see circumstances where such information might be passed to an investigating police force, but it's not appropriate to do so at this stage.

It is an offence to with-hold information Bennett, and you should know it, being a failed ex-solicitor.Details passed to the appropriate authorities



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