Madeleine McCann: German Prisoner Identified as Suspect, #41

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Rolling my eyes at the Daily Mail.

On another note, I recall some wells in the area were searched in the past. Curious if they now searching some wells they have never searched before.
 
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they need dogs..I hope they have dogs. cadaver dogs will get right to any remains mOO
 
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Recently added line I hadn’t read elsewhere today added on the 1:30pm update on link above.

  • According to reports, One police theory is that Madeleine's pyjamas might have been dumped in trenches near the Ocean Club in Praia da Luz where her family were staying in May 2007
Reportedly the found probable pyjamas in Arade but could not get any DNA from them because of the time passed (JC reporting - is it allowed to link video?!)
 
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Reportedly the found probable pyjamas in Arade but could not get any DNA from them because of the time passed (JC reporting - is it allowed to link video?!)
IMO that is quite possible. They had very specific information relating to that spot.

The volume of forensic evidence will be much lower now, imo it’s a needle in a haystack after 18 years. Good on the BKA & PJ for putting the time & effort into these searches - that’s a good thing.
 
  • #105
Rolling my eyes at the Daily Mail.

On another note, I recall some wells in the area were searched in the past. Curious if they now searching some wells they have never searched before.

Could well be. Hard to say though since we're not aware of what the new intel is that generated and got the (financial) thumbs up for this new search.

But fingers crossed something useful will come of it. It would make up for all the failed promises of the last five years and bring the case back to life.
 
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C. greek wrote:
Reportedly the found probable pyjamas in Arade but could not get any DNA from them because of the time passed (JC reporting - is it allowed to link video?!)
JC actually said material that "could "have been pyjamas, means it could also have been anything else.
 
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C. greek wrote:

JC actually said material that "could "have been pyjamas, means it could also have been anything else.
yes and no...for instance corduroy fabric or denim would not be used as pajamas, where as a pink floral flannel or light polyester fabric in a similar color light pink or whatever could be a female child's pajamas, yeah? mOO
 
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yes and no...for instance corduroy fabric or denim would not be used as pajamas, where as a pink floral flannel or light polyester fabric in a similar color light pink or whatever could be a female child's pajamas, yeah? mOO
Lots of coulds, time to firm up on that which the Germans claim, it's only been 5 yrs after all.
 
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Lots of coulds, time to firm up on that which the Germans claim, it's only been 5 yrs after all.
As was said they can probably establish what type of material it is, what the fabric is made up of & perhaps they could also detect the dye that was on the fabric.

For example pink on pyjama type fabric. If that’s so then they’ll probably release it when they communicate their investigative findings

Jmo
 
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As was said they can probably establish what type of material it is, what the fabric is made up of & perhaps they could also detect the dye that was on the fabric.

For example pink on pyjama type fabric. If that’s so then they’ll probably release it when they communicate their investigative findings

Jmo
Ok, so how many kids bathing suits did CB have? Let's just say he had some material and that is only going to come from one specific child, nonsense.
 
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I have just arrived. I can see Sandra Felguiras from here. But almost no movement.
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Ok, so how many kids bathing suits did CB have? Let's just say he had some material and that is only going to come from one specific child, nonsense.
I wouldn’t classify such a find as nonsense.

CB collecting children’s bathing suits shows his fixation with that age of female child. imo highly extremely unlikely he’d have kept clothing when disposing of a body quickly, far more likely that if he is going to take a trophy he’d have done it in a way that he has form for - pictures.

Jmo
 
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I have just arrived. I can see Sandra Felguiras from here. But almost no movement.View attachment 591244
Good to see that you’re there. I wonder if they’re running a forensic testing loop while their out in the field or whether they’ll transfer samples back to Germany
 
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Is there any certainty that these swim suits belonged to small children?
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  • According to reports, One police theory is that Madeleine's pyjamas might have been dumped in trenches near the Ocean Club in Praia da Luz where her family were staying in May 2007

I do not think a cotton fabric would survive 18 years of exposition to the environment. Whatever they are looking for I doubt it is pyjamas.
 
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I do not think a cotton fabric would survive 18 years of exposition to the environment. Whatever they are looking for I doubt it is pyjamas.
Dependant whether they were mixed with synthetics or polyester as some cotton clothing products are. In which case 20+ years to biodegrade. If they’re searching for it then their scientific advisers must deem it possible
 
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Dependant whether they were mixed with synthetics or polyester as some cotton clothing products are. In which case 20+ years to biodegrade.

For the polyester fibers. Whatever would be left pf that pj would be virtually unrecognisable shreds of synthetic. Not even saying that these 18 years ago most of the toddler clothes available in Europe were pure cotton.

If they’re searching for it then their scientific advisers must deem it possible

And that is very big "if".
 
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For the polyester fibers. Whatever would be left pf that pj would be virtually unrecognisable shreds of synthetic. Not even saying that these 18 years ago most of the toddler clothes available in Europe were pure cotton.



And that is very big "if".
Correct. But if the likelihood of finding fibres was zero they wouldn’t be trying to find fibres.
 
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