Madeleine McCann

[one eyed jack]

Johnny Hungwell always comes up with the right answers when he says:

"The parents should just move on"

You are obviously not a parent and to "move on" is to deny Maddy even existed by just giving up for the sake of the ither kids

As long as they have breath left in them they will and can never ever forget.

Are they inncoent? Well I dont know the answer to that any more than i do if Michael Jackson is a kiddy fiddler or if OJ actually killed Nicole Simpson but my renewed iopinion is biased to him being so after his recent antics that got him locked up.

Johnny Hungwell is insensitive and I find there are some insensitive comments made on this subject.

Good job your opinions count for shit in the real world....So carry on!

[JamesW]

Ha, comedy thread.

If the parents were guilty they would hardly have created so much publicity about the case by launching such a high profile campaign.

Sniffer dogs have been wrong before, as you all no doubt realise.

The blood was discounted as evidence after DNA tests showed no match.

The car was only hired almost 4 weeks after the disappearance, so what smells it had in it are hardly relevant to the case.

[number 6]

Author: JamesW
Date: 05-02-09 21:56


Ha, comedy thread.

If the parents were guilty they would hardly have created so much publicity about the case by launching such a high profile campaign.


This is exactly what guilty people usually do to make them selves look as innocent as possible.

[crofter]

I don't think they actually needed too much money Reggie not as if they were waiting on their next Giro was it ... you seem to be basing your findings on the so called gutter press that you *usually* are at great pains to knock the "chavs" for reading and believing in their "truths and half truths". Do you have selective memory or something??

[Steve R]

Inspector Goncalo Amaral, who led the original Portugese investigation, has written a book and made a film called:

Maddie - The Truth of the Lie

The film is available, in six parts, on YouTube. All six parts may be found on this page:

[JamesW]

If Reggie Perrin is such a Sherlock Holmes as he makes out, it's surprising that he hasn't yet told us what the motive was.