Is Anybody In Charge of Portugal?

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The British papers today report that the DNA (which journals on the continent once called "100 % match") are, to a one, inconclusive. It is a good thing that a new head man will launch a fresh investigation, going over all ground with a fresh approach and perhaps, perspective. Unless that man is Neves, i.e.
 
Tavares Almeida is the deputy head of the inquiry into the four-year-old’s disappearance but recently asked to be taken off the case on unpaid leave.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2007/10/08/nmaddy308.xml

Today it emerged that he is facing trial for inflicting a severe beating on innocent man along with two other police officers.

The Chief Inspector is the second officer involved in the case to be implicated in the violent treatment of police suspects.
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A law unto themselves?
 
Who's Afraid of the McCann's?

Clarence Mitchell, a former spin-doctor from British Government, is a liar. Nothing new, because this is an essential characteristic for somebody who has this kind of job. The most recent lie was published today. Mr. Clarence Mitchell told the Mirror “Kate and Gerry have consistently said they are willing to co-operate with Portuguese authorities and will continue to do so, regardless of who is in charge of the hunt for Madeleine."

The “debutant” - as Richard Branson called him - Portuguese lawyer Pinto de Abreu said exactly the opposite. So, one of them is a liar. I believe Mr. Pinto de Abreu told the truth, when he revealed that Kate McCann refused to answer several times, when questioned by Police. I don't believe Mr. Clarence Mitchell, because his job has been – and still is – not to tell the truth, but to try to create the idea that truth is what better serves the interest of his bosses, whoever they are.

But the most interesting statement of Mr. Clarence Mitchell, the once powerful head of Media Monitoring Unit, was on GMTV: “What (the McCann) want now is whoever takes over to refocus the inquiry onto finding Madeleine.”

Meaning, what the McCann want is that Portuguese Police forgets the evidence collected by a British Police special team, working with the two most valuable and efficient sniffer dogs of all police forces in UK – Keela and Eddie – at Praia da Luz.

What the McCann want, according to Clarence Mitchell, is that Portuguese Police start to pretend that it is a strong possibility that Madeleine McCann is alive – a theory that goes against the results of the analysis of the samples collected by the British Police special team at Praia da Luz - analysis done at Forensic Science Service, in Birmingham.

But Clarence Mitchell is doing his job. That's what is paid for, by the several British millionaires that are the financial supporters of the McCann. What I don't understand is why the answer for the challenges and threats coming from the McCann has been the silence, coming from the Portuguese Prime-Minister, Mr. José Sócrates, from the Chairman of the Supreme Magistrates Council, Judge Noronha do Nascimento, from the head of the Public Prosecutor's Service, Mr. Pinto Monteiro and from the director of Policia Judiciária, Mr. Alípio Ribeiro (pictured above...)

Are they afraid of the McCann? Are they afraid of who is behind the McCann? I can't believe they are. I can't accept they are. But I can't understand why they have been so silent, month after month of an amazing campaign of slur, slander, calumny, defamation and insult to all the institutions those persons represent: our Nation, our Judicial system, our Courts, our Public Prosecutor's Office and our Police.

I never heard a word of Mr. Alípio Ribeiro defending one of his men, Criminal Coordinator Gonçalo Amaral. He never had the courage to come forward and say that he trusted the man who was in the spotlight, the nº 1 target of British tabloid's journalists (*), people that behave like a pack of hyenas and have to lick each other for mutual reconnaissance, in order to avoid episodes of cannibalism.

When you are in command and you don't take care of your men, you risk to lose the battle. Because your men don't trust you. If you want to lead, you have to be the first to move forward and face the enemy. If you do that, your men will fight and die for you. But even if you stay in the comfort and cosiness of your command post, at the top of your ivory tower, while your men are struggling in the trenches, you can be sure they will do their job. They have a mission and a duty, and that's more important than the man that, by accident, happens to be their commander. A man that never had his shoes in the mud, never smelled a rotten body, never heard the noise of bullets passing by.

But when those men finish their job, they will come for you. They will ask you where you have been, when they needed you. Why you left them alone. They will demand answers. Hope you have a good one. You will need it. You and all the others that have been in such a comfortable silence, until now, as if you have nothing to do with what is going on at Praia da Luz.
Paulo Reis

(*) Mr. Grant Hodgson, from the Mirror, is a man that considers himself a journalist – an obvious mistake. He calls me with regularity, like many other British journalists – and I wouldn’t mention their names, as most of them are good professionals. And we just talk, between journalists, about the last gossips, information, recente news and so on.

Some of them ask me for help in clarifying aspects of the Portuguese legal system, others want more details about news that were published in the Portuguese Press. A few of them proposed me money in exchange for information and other usual unethical procedures, quite common among British tabloid journalists. Brendan de Beer, who works for a English language publication in Algarve, once called me asking who where my sources in the Police...

Last time Mr. Hodgson called me, he asked my opinion about the picture of Madeleine, in Morocco. I reminded him of the many sightings in Malta and I told him that everybody should be careful with those sightings. I gave him an example: the president of Portuguese Detectives Union told, during a TV program, on September 11, that Polícia Judiciária had to investigate and send teams to 252 different places where aleged sightings of Madeleine have been reported, only in Portugal, between May 3 and September 11. “Amazing” - he said.

And what did this "journalist" wrote, next day? He wrote this piece of fake, misleading and manipulated information: “The Sunday Mirror has discovered that 252 possible tip-offs about the four-year-old have been reported to Amaral, any one of which might just lead to her being traced. But the vast majority have not even been checked.”




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http://gazetadigital.blogspot.com/2007/05/gazeta-digital-2-de-maio-de-2007.html
 
I have a lot of respect for Paolo Reis. If you take the time to read his blog thorougly he covers a lot of information about Madeleine. While he may show concern about how Portugal is being portrayed, it's obvious he wants her disappearance solved.
 
Madeleine McCann detectives ask for British tourists’ DNA

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/europe/article2625572.ece

One of the tourists already interviewed by police said that British officers had criticised the decision to wait so long to mount such an operation. “They said that they would aim to do this kind of work within 48 hours of a disappearance and could not comprehend why it has taken five months. We struggled to remember the kind of detail that they wanted about our movements on specific days and what we were wearing.”
The questioning of the British tourists was requested last month by Luis Bilro Verão, the prosecutor overseeing the case, after a judge ruled that there was insufficient evidence for him to order the McCanns to return to the Algarve for further questioning.
 
The country’s deputy police chief Paulo Rebelo has vowed to solve the mystery of her disappearance “at all costs.” He has said he will study every piece of evidence personally. In short, the investigation starts again today. There will be immediate action and it will involve some drama. Bring it on!
 
You set up this thread, Bob & Bob, with a lot of administrative information on the PJ. This is valuable. I appreciate these lists and find them convenient. THANK YOU !!
 
McCanns are explaining the evidence as a frame job by the police. I do believe the press in Portugal is convicting them by speculation, rumour and purported leaks but not that the PJ is fitting them up for the homicide of their child & attendant charges. The cadaverine and putrine in the Renault were, I'm sure, not planted. In fact, this whole scheme of retaining the corpse and then transporting it is so ghoulish it knocks me flat. Websleuths & others have asked what the parents could have done that was bad enough it had to be covered with this horrible & extensive fraud? I believe it was bodily violence, not drugging. From 6 p.m. - 8:20, there was an occurence the parents decline to discuss. This line of questioning was part of the forty unanswered questions.
 
Why Portugal is a haven for paedophiles - the disturbing backcloth to the Madeleine case

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=488654&in_page_id=1770


"Portugal is a paedophiles' paradise," said Mr Namora, now a lawyer campaigning on behalf of the Casa Pia victims. "If all the names come out, this will be an earthquake in Portugal. There is a massive, sophisticated network at play here - stretching from the government to the judiciary and the police.
"The network is enormous and extremely powerful. There are magistrates, ambassadors, police, politicians - all have procured children from Casa Pia. It is extremely difficult to break this down. These people cover for each other, because if one is arrested, they all are arrested. They don't want anyone to know."


Amid allegations that paedophile networks have become endemic in Portugal - the European police force Interpol has named the country as one of the worst offenders in Europe.
Of course, the Casa Pia case may have no direct link to the disappearance of Madeleine, but the culture in which such a serious child abuse network was allowed to operate is the same culture that pervades the whole of Portugal. Was it this attitude that led to the bungled initial investigation in the McCann case?
 
MEPs 'want EU sex offender list'

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6958807.stm

Members of the European Parliament overwhelmingly want to see an EU-wide register of sex offenders established, a survey suggests. A poll commissioned by the campaign to find missing Madeleine McCann found that 97% of MEPs backed the measure
 
MEPs 'want EU sex offender list'

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6958807.stm

Members of the European Parliament overwhelmingly want to see an EU-wide register of sex offenders established, a survey suggests. A poll commissioned by the campaign to find missing Madeleine McCann found that 97% of MEPs backed the measure

WOW. That's GOOD news. Too bad they didn't have a list in place prior to Madeleine's disappearance. I'll bet it would have been interesting to see what names on the list were in the area at the time. I believe either someone saw the child and wanted her, or it was a sting gone bad, possibly on purpose.
 
WOW. That's GOOD news. Too bad they didn't have a list in place prior to Madeleine's disappearance. I'll bet it would have been interesting to see what names on the list were in the area at the time. I believe either someone saw the child and wanted her, or it was a sting gone bad, possibly on purpose.

Yes it was.

It seems crazy that Portugals laws would be so lax especially when it is considered a paedophiles paradise.
 
Yes it was.

It seems crazy that Portugals laws would be so lax especially when it is considered a paedophiles paradise.

Maybe that's one of the reasons WHY it is a paradise for pedophiles. Another reason may be corruption in high places. From a variety of reading sources I've been led to believe pedophilia is more common, especially in high places, than one may think.:mad:
 
Maybe that's one of the reasons WHY it is a paradise for pedophiles. Another reason may be corruption in high places. From a variety of reading sources I've been led to believe pedophilia is more common, especially in high places, than one may think.:mad:

I suppose we think if someone has money and a high profile job that they are somehow incapable of ever doing anything wrong, what a common misconception.

From link.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=488654&in_page_id=1770

Portugal is a paedophiles' paradise," said Mr Namora, now a lawyer campaigning on behalf of the Casa Pia victims. "If all the names come out, this will be an earthquake in Portugal. There is a massive, sophisticated network at play here - stretching from the government to the judiciary and the police.
"The network is enormous and extremely powerful. There are magistrates, ambassadors, police, politicians - all have procured children from Casa Pia. It is extremely difficult to break this down. These people cover for each other, because if one is arrested, they all are arrested. They don't want anyone to know."
 
MEPs 'want EU sex offender list'

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6958807.stm

Members of the European Parliament overwhelmingly want to see an EU-wide register of sex offenders established, a survey suggests. A poll commissioned by the campaign to find missing Madeleine McCann found that 97% of MEPs backed the measure

This is an excellent idea, and I wonder why it hasn't been done yet.
 
Portugal's top lawman in attack on police in Maddy case

http://www.independent.ie/world-new...n-attack-on-police-in-maddy-case-1202415.html

He admitted he had no control over the police and could not guarantee they were not acting outside the limits of the law.

In a clear indication he has not ruled out the kidnap theory and all lines of investigation are still open, he said: "Resolving the crime becomes more difficult as time goes on.
"They tell me now, 'mistakes were made.' But we don't have great experience in this type of crime. All I know is that no lead should be abandoned.
 
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