Jeana (DP)
Former Member
Please continue
colomom said:
April4sky said:Absolutely Shazza.
And thats how it should be. No country has the right to interfere in any other country.
The UK police have only become involved in Madeleine's case because the Portugese police particularly requested certain help. As in the searches of the properties and cars using dogs.
My point was I think its natural that most of us would have more confidence in our own police and wish for their help. Particularly if there is a language barrier.
This is a link to the video being discussed on the Mirror board in which Gerry loses his cool....
(Apparently you can only view it if you have IE)
http://www.lanoria.telecinco.es/dn_250.htm
English translation of the webpage: http://translate.google.com/transla...p%3A//www.lanoria.telecinco.es/dn_250.htm
Scroll down the page for the links to the videos.
Vídeo: Gerry McCann, ofendido, abandona la entrevista
I think the UK police have been much more involved than we realize. I would refer you to my post #355 on the last thread.
http://www.the-news.net/ArticleImage.aspx?article=25_08_2007_002_003&mode=undefined
Sousa talks about how they have been closely working with UK LE since May 7.
It was taped before Gerry went to Edinburgh for the media festival over the weekend. I'm not making excuses for him, but GM specifically told them that he couldn't discuss questions about the case before the interview began and when they asked two in a row, he lost his cool and stomped off
Thanks for the link and everything!
I don't know what to make of the "30 seconds and I knew she had been taken"
maybe part of my feeling on this couple are culture differences. i look at fathers in America who have been on tv pleading for the return of their child then i look at GM and i dont find him all that believable. it seems alot of people in his own county believe him. i always think of the fathers i've seen and can not imagine them saying some of the things GM says.
He is from Glasgow and even British people find the Glasgow accent hard to understand. He doesn't have a very marked one as you can understand what he is saying, but the manner of Glasgow people is quite tough and abrasive - although Glasgow people are individually very nice - It is considered a 'hard' place.
Some British people find American culture very 'over the top', in terms of expressing their personal feelings, so there is a culture divide here. (see Tom Cruise - Oprah Winfrey). Personally I don't think that I would like him very much if I met him as he comes across as arrogant ( a common personality trait of hospital doctors by my experience) but that doesn't mean he's guilty of anything except being over confident in leaving his children.
I did wonder if the child who was calling for 'Daddy', reported by the neighbour was M, as I would have called for 'Mummy', given a choice but maybe the father was the last to visit the bedroom.
To answer an earlier query, which I couldn't reply to, as regards Robert Murat, sorry I can't help any further as to whether people still think he had something to do with M's disappearance.
I live way out in the country, so the word on my street is mainly 'Baa' or 'Moo'. So I have no further infromation than that which is on the British websites.
I live way out in the country, so the word on my street is mainly 'Baa' or 'Moo'. So I have no further infromation than that which is on the British websites.
I wonder if you all might be willing to do something for me....
Read this entry: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Smart_kidnapping
and give me your initial impression. Nothing complicated, just your initial reaction.
No pressure or obligation, only if you want to. Thanks, in advance.
I wonder if you all might be willing to do something for me....
Read this entry: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Smart_kidnapping
and give me your initial impression. Nothing complicated, just your initial reaction.
No pressure or obligation, only if you want to. Thanks, in advance.
:laugh: I don't speak cow or sheep, so which means yes and which means no?