Re: Some basic questions from a newbie
Judge Mental wrote:Margaret wrote: ''I just don't believe this, what about when the kids were ill? Germs would spread like wildfire, one ill child is bad enough let alone 3, besides being doctors you'd think they were well versed about cleanliness.''Margaret.
By all accounts, it would appear that even the car they hired was so smelly that they had to leave the boot open to air off. If people are prepared to treat a car like this when it is not even their own, it hardly sounds as if they have great standards of hygiene does it? The very least they could have done was to put their fish, meat and nappies in bags which did not leak.
ah thanks judge, l remember you from the 3as and keep meaning to come over here a bit more.
JUDGE MENTAL (NAME) WAS NEVER ON THE 3 ARGUIDOS.....SO WHO IS LYING THEN
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SOME BASIC QUESTIONS FROM A NEWBIE
Judge Mental wrote:Margaret wrote: ''I just don't believe this, what about when the kids were ill? Germs would spread like wildfire, one ill child is bad enough let alone 3, besides being doctors you'd think they were well versed about cleanliness.''Margaret.
By all accounts, it would appear that even the car they hired was so smelly that they had to leave the boot open to air off. If people are prepared to treat a car like this when it is not even their own, it hardly sounds as if they have great standards of hygiene does it? The very least they could have done was to put their fish, meat and nappies in bags which did not leak.
ah thanks judge, l remember you from the 3as and keep meaning to come over here a bit more.
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SOME BASIC QUESTIONS FROM A NEWBIE
Cherry wrote:I think they have seen keeping in the public eye brings in money for the Fund, that seems to be the main purpose that I can see.
and who knows how many are now on the keeping quiet payroll?
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- on Thu Feb 03, 2011 7:10 pm
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SOME BASIC QUESTIONS FROM A NEWBIE
Judge Mental wrote:2. I really cannot understand why the dog evidence couldn't lead to a court case, I've watched the video a lot of times and understand that the dogs did more work that wasn't filmed where they followed a trail that ended abruptly in the car park plus their agitation outside no 7 where there was a fridge of rotting meat etc.
Why wasn't the dog thing followed up? Who decided that it wasn't to be followed up? I just don't get it.
@ Fee45
This will go down in history as being one of the greatest unanswered questions of the case. The dogs you refer to were GNR dogs and had possibly been given a towel which had never touched Madeleine's body. For a family who apparently did not have separate hairbrushes and toothbrushes or clothing which was not shared amongst the children, one would be most surprised to learn that they were all using separate and identifiable towels. Do you know that McCann had to return home to collect a pillow case because there was not a scrap of Madeleine's DNA to be found in 5A. Not a fingerprint or a hair from Madeleine's head was found. This is not only extremely suspicious, it is utterly unbelievable.
I just don't believe this, what about when the kids were ill? Germs would spread like wildfire, one ill child is bad enough let alone 3, besides being doctors you'd think they were well versed about cleanliness.
Fee, those dogs don't react to 'rotting meat' that was the McCanns excuse for what the dogs smelt. Remember also that Gerry doesn't believe in the dogs findings yet he wishes to offer an explanation at the same time, now he can't have it both ways - either the dogs smelt something or they didn't......
As l've often said, would Gerry get on a plane that an explosive sniffer dog had woofed at?
I believe with the first set of DNA results (blood and residue from under the tiles in their apartment and in the hire care rented 5 weeks after Maddie died) there were enough markers to Maddies DNA that would have bought prosecution in the UK but not Portugal itself, of course the 2nd set of test results came up inconclusive. They dodged a bullet.
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- on Thu Feb 03, 2011 6:49 pm
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GERRY IMMEDIATELY PRODUCED TWO SETS OF OLD PHOTOS OF MADELEINE
ufercoffy wrote:G
She thought that the child’s mother was downbeat with the situation, the father showed his concern and also asked both for the press to be alerted and for dogs to be brought in for the search. Concerning the others, she can only recall that Fiona and her husband, Payne, were hysterical about the situation.
Oh so Gerry believed in the dogs originally then? Funny that when Eddie and Keela found the blood and cadaver evidence Mr.Gerry didn't believe in them anymore.
Funny also, that the only hysterical people were the Paynes.....
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- on Wed Feb 02, 2011 7:06 pm
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A 'SHOUT' TO 'MARGARET' ON MISSING MADELEINE
Thanks to 'priest' for letting me know about this post.Yes that was what l was told (l've been over my copies just to make doubly sure) and l don't wish to stir it all up again for you, l'm sorry if my post annoyed you in any way, l guess it did.
Will probably post in a day or two when l've had a think about it all.
And fwiw l am 'the' margaret....... l emailed Tony about an ex-cops concerns when asked to investigate in PDL in 2007, paid for by Brain Kennedy (my typo).
ETA: That was quick my lips are already here!
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Judge mental is Rothley pillow aka Zoe Jones.
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