THIS IS HIS SO CALLED PRESS RELEASE
Press Statement 29 August 2010 - For immediate release 9.00am
Admission that the McCanns’ private investigators never followed up a single call strengthens Madeleine Foundation’s calls for a full public enquiry into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann
A sensational revelation in today’s Mail on Sunday has strengthened calls The Madeleine Foundation has been making for the Home Office to authorise a full public enquiry into the Madeleine’s disappearance.
The revelations
The Mail article quotes Johan Selle, Director of Operations at iJet, the United States firm that managed the McCanns’ ‘Find Madeleine’ ’phone line for a year in 2008-9. He said: “Nobody asked my company if they could listen to any of the calls received. My operators in Virginia, U.S., answered hundreds of calls…we delivered a summary of the calls to Kevin Halligen at Oakley International and said if they wanted to come back they could listen to the recording. Nobody did”.
The news that the McCanns did not follow up hundreds of calls to their investigation hot-line comes on the same day as the Legal Services Commission announced that it would pay tens of thousands of pounds in Legal Aid to con-man Kevin Halligen, the man the McCanns appointed at a cost of £500,000 to head up their private investigation into Madeleine’s disappearance. The Mail article says: “Kevin Halligen, 50, told Kate and Gerry McCann he could find their daughter, but allegedly spent the cash on a lifestyle of first-class flights, chauffeured cars, nightclubs and luxury hotels and goods”.
Statement
Today, Tony Bennett, Secretary of The Madeleine Foundation, a group founded to investigate the truth about what really happened to Madeleine McCann, said:
“This underlines once again our call for a full public enquiry, with the power to summon witnesses, into all aspects of Madeleine’s disappearance. The public gave generously to the McCanns’ private trust to find Madeleine. The children who gave their weekly pocket money, the pensioners who donated their weekly pensions, and the tens of thousands who willingly sent cheques to the McCanns will be shocked at the revelations that their money was spent on the luxury lifestyle of a con-man and that hundreds of ’phone calls by the public to their ‘investigation hot-line’ were never answered. It is a natioanl scandal. The sooner a public enquiry summons all witnesses who can give evidence about any aspects of Madeleine’s disappearance, the better. The McCanns’ spokesman, Clarence Mitchell, recently admitted that he disapperance was ‘a complete mystery’.
The Madeleine Foundation is supporting a petition by Alan-Marc Logoa calling for a full, independent public enquiry into all aspects of Madeleine’s disappearance, For a link, visit the home page of The Madeleine Foundation [ www.madeleinefoundation.org.uk ] and click on the ‘Care Petition’ icon near the top of the home page.
The Madeleine Foundation has also today written to the Chief Constable of Leicestershire Police and the Chair of Leicestershire Police Authority, repeating its call that the Constabulary should cease to link its website to the McCanns’ fund-raising website. Said Tony Bennett: “Today’s news discredits the McCanns’ private investigators. Leicestershire Police should remove its link to the McCanns’ website, pending a full investigation into Mr Selle’s statement. The Chief Constable of Leicestershire should have known better than to ever put this link up in the first place - it set a very dangerous precedent. The police should direct the public to themselves, not to the website of a couple who have been official suspects in the investigation”.
Notes:
1. On March 2010, Tony Bennett asked 12 straightforward questions of the Home Office about their recent handling of the Madeleine McCann case, which has now involved the McCanns in meeting two Home Secretaries. Nearly six months later, the Home Office has been unable to answer any of them and has not even made a decision on whether to answer them. A list of the questions asked an be found on the ‘Articles’ page of our website.
2. On 25 November 2009 Tony Bennett, to avoid possible High Court libel proceedings, gave undertakings agreeing not to sell or distribute copies of his book: ‘What Really Happened to Madeleine McCann? - 60 reasons which suggest she was not abducted’ and a Madeleine Foundation leaflet: ‘10 Key Reasons which suggest that Madeleine McCann was not abducted’.
3. The name ‘Madeleine Foundation’ was chosen by the founders of the group because they felt that Madeleine’s name should be associated with learning valuable lessons about safe child care.
LETS SEE SHALL WE WHERE THE MISTAKES ARE(MAYBE BENNETT WILL CORRECT THEM.)
The news that the McCanns did not follow up hundreds of calls to their investigation hot-line
BENNETT FOR A FIRST OFF YOU ARE SAYING THAT THE McCANNS DID NOT FOLLOW UP THE CALLS, IT SHOULD BE HALLIGEN, YOU ARE MISLEADING PEOPLE ALREADY.
The children who gave their weekly pocket money, the pensioners who donated their weekly pensions, and the tens of thousands who willingly sent cheques to the McCanns will be shocked at the revelations that their money was spent on the luxury lifestyle of a con-man
AND THOSE THAT SENT MONEY INTO THE FOUNDATION BELIEVING IT TO BE THE REAL MADELEINE CAMPAIGN, DID THEY GET THEIR MONEY BACK BENNETT? NO THEY DIDN'T DID THEY, YOU KEPT THAT MONEY YOU GRUBBY LITTLE MAN
and that hundreds of ’phone calls by the public to their ‘investigation hot-line’ were never answered. It is a natioanl scandal.
BUT IT IS OKAY FOR THE MADELEINE FOUNDATION TO WITHHOLD INFORMATION FROM THE POLICE AND INVESTIGATORS THAT BENNETT ADMITTED HE RECEIVED BUT DID NOT PASS ON. ONCE AGAIN YOU ARE A LIAR,AND A GRUBBY LITTLE CON MAN
The Madeleine Foundation is supporting a petition by Alan-Marc Logoa calling for a full, independent public enquiry into all aspects of Madeleine’s disappearance
A FAKE NAME WHICH IS A ANAGRAM OF THE FAT, USELESS, INCOMPETENT, CORRUPT, TORTURING, WIFE BEATING EX INSPECTOR GONCARLO AMARAL
2. On 25 November 2009 Tony Bennett, to avoid possible High Court libel proceedings, gave undertakings agreeing not to sell or distribute copies of his book: ‘What Really Happened to Madeleine McCann? - 60 reasons which suggest she was not abducted’ and a Madeleine Foundation leaflet: ‘10 Key Reasons which suggest that Madeleine McCann was not abducted’.
HOWEVER TONY BENNETT HAS ON NUMEROUS OCCASIONS DECIDED TO IGNORE THAT UNDERTAKING. HIS ARTICLES ARE STILL VIEWABLE ON WEB SITES AND HE HAS NOT ASKED FOR THEM TO BE REMOVED.HE IS ADMIN ON TWO OF THE SITES THAT STILL HOST THESE ARTICLES.
3. The name ‘Madeleine Foundation’ was chosen by the founders of the group because they felt that Madeleine’s name should be associated with learning valuable lessons about safe child care.
HOWEVER WE AT THE MADELEINE FOUNDATION ONCE SAID THAT KAREN MATTHEWS WHEN SHE BROKE DOWN IN TEARS AND CRIED WAS THE WAY THAT MOTHERS SHOULD CRY AT LOSING A CHILD. YOU CAN SEE HOW GOOD WE ARE.
ALSO IN REGARDS TO SAFE CHILD CARE, WE (THE MADELEINE FOUNDATION) HAVE NO OTHER CHILD CARE STORIES ON OUR WEB-SITE, WE ARE JUST A SITE BASED AROUND MADELEINE McCANN
THIS WILL BE RELEASED AS A STATEMENT FROM MYSELF IN REBUTTAL OF BENNETT'S FANTASY. OTHER ITEMS WILL BE ADDED.(especially toilet humour)
2 comments:
Great job!
You are one sad man.
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