Isabella
Thank you! Justice for Meredith!
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They have been remarkably quiet about Amaral's documentry.
Interesting that they made their own in such a hurry, Levy says that they tried to buy off Amarals doc. but no sale:laugh:
I would like to watch both documentries back to back, I am sure that the "decent, repectable Doctors" would like things to be done fairly:innocent:
I would imagine that the McCanns one will be altered now so they can fit what was said tonight.
Funny thing tho...Clarence Mitchell said that they would be reading the book and if anything was libellous that they was sue - and they havent ..so...by that should we assume that Amaral is telling the truth?
Also another thing that occured to me tonight..was about him getting called "the disgraced cop" on this forum - but wasnt he actually removed from the case because he questioned our police and NOT because of his work on the case? And as it turned out..he was right about our police anyhow ie they withheld documents for months..if they turned up at all.
I read tonight that Murat sued some Portugese media. Given the McCanns and there friends fondness for suing..why didnt they sue also i wonder?
I remember very well Clarence Mitchell making that statement!
So why wasn't there an injunction or motions filed to stop the documentary--if it was libelous? It's been done before.
Hey, Isabella, it's me again, asking newbie questions in the furtherance of my research on this case.
I watched the trailer this morning several times, but wasn't able to locate an English language version of the film. Is it on available on the internet?
Also, didn't I read on the net this morning that this investigator was fired because he was accused of tampering with evidence in a previous case?
Do you really think they have the balls to go up against Amaral? Personally i dont think they do..and im not sure how they could stop the documentary in Portugal given that most think the McCanns are guilty. They could..and most probably will stop it from being shown here though.
another screenshot from the documentry
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courtesy of dumouchelwolf from 3As
The problem for the McCanns is once the documentary is out there they are going to be chasing around putting out wildfires to try and squelch it. That's futile and costly, so I think they'll continue with this "pretend it's not there anymore" approach.
Hey, Isabella, it's me again, asking newbie questions in the furtherance of my research on this case.
I watched the trailer this morning several times, but wasn't able to locate an English language version of the film. Is it on available on the internet?
Also, didn't I read on the net this morning that this investigator was fired because he was accused of tampering with evidence in a previous case?
If the documentary contains information that is not accurate then it will hinder, not help in the search for Madeline or in the investigation of the case. Misinformation leads investigators away from the truth. I don't doubt Amaral "believes" what he is saying, but without proof, he has no more than a 50/50 shot of being right. Without Madeline, he has no proof. You or I could go and make a documentary today saying the opposite of what his says. Which would be accurate? Both sides can believe 100% with their hearts that they are telling the truth and expressing exactly what happened. Without proof, it is only opinion.
An article about the Cipriano disappearance/murder
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/europe/article2511981.ece
A photo of Leonor Cipriano after the Portuguese police finished with her.
http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/00007/wife_7617c.jpg
She very well may have murdered Joana, but the fact that her confession came after this beating makes a person want to ask questions.
The placing of Goncalo Amaral on a pedestal sickens me. He is, at the least, a crooked cop.
IMO
An article about the Cipriano disappearance/murder
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/europe/article2511981.ece
A photo of Leonor Cipriano after the Portuguese police finished with her.
http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/00007/wife_7617c.jpg
She very well may have murdered Joana, but the fact that her confession came after this beating makes a person want to ask questions.
The placing of Goncalo Amaral on a pedestal sickens me. He is, at the least, a crooked cop.
IMO