MET reckons HCW had an hypothesis that's all that CB did for MM with no evidence to support it.
Madeleine McCann: Former detective brands search 'pointless' and based on 'sketchy' information
Former British Police detective Mark Williams-Thomas, who has worked on some of the world's most high profile missing persons cases, has given his take on the new searches for Madeleine McCann
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Former cop calls Madeleine McCann search 'pointless' and based on 'sketchy' info
Former British Police detective Mark Williams-Thomas, who has worked on some of the world's most high profile missing persons cases, has given his take on the new searches for Madeleine McCannwww.mirror.co.uk
MET reckons HCW had an hypothesis that's all that CB did for MM with no evidence to support it.
Madeleine McCann: Former detective brands search 'pointless' and based on 'sketchy' information
Former British Police detective Mark Williams-Thomas, who has worked on some of the world's most high profile missing persons cases, has given his take on the new searches for Madeleine McCann
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Former cop calls Madeleine McCann search 'pointless' and based on 'sketchy' info
Former British Police detective Mark Williams-Thomas, who has worked on some of the world's most high profile missing persons cases, has given his take on the new searches for Madeleine McCannwww.mirror.co.uk
Depends on reported story you believe.How does he know they found nothing? The material is on the way to Germany and not even analysed?
The media gets things wrong very often. Some of what MWT writes is sensational but so too is the work of JC - at the Arade search he suggested that several bodies would be found. He was a fair way off the mark on that one.MWT - The ex cop who produced a documentary claiming CB had an alibi on May 3 but failed, in his own documentary, to establish a concrete alibi.
As ever, contradictory reports based on lack of accurate information.Depends on reported story you believe.
I’ve struggled to gauge MWT’s stance over the years.How does he know they found nothing? The material is on the way to Germany and not even analysed?
I’ve added the link for the new 60 minutes documentary .The below image is from the boot of CB’s Jag.
It was reported on the Australian 60 Minutes programme that they contain ether.
Does anyone know where there is a higher resolution image. I think it’s possible to identify the chemicals from the UN number on the labels - all dangerous goods must carry the ID number to be transported.
MWT is bla-bla; his rant is about funds and about police who should be doing their job in regards to other cases.
MET reckons HCW had an hypothesis that's all that CB did for MM with no evidence to support it.
Madeleine McCann: Former detective brands search 'pointless' and based on 'sketchy' information
Former British Police detective Mark Williams-Thomas, who has worked on some of the world's most high profile missing persons cases, has given his take on the new searches for Madeleine McCann
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Former cop calls Madeleine McCann search 'pointless' and based on 'sketchy' info
Former British Police detective Mark Williams-Thomas, who has worked on some of the world's most high profile missing persons cases, has given his take on the new searches for Madeleine McCannwww.mirror.co.uk
If you think about it, there is a perfectly logical explanation and I'm surprised it wasn't put forward as a key part of his defence.The hair - Dismissing CB's cat theory (unless it had velcro or double-sided sticky fur). How on earth could anyone explain how his hair ended up in DM's bed? It couldn't have wafted in on the PDL breeze. It was damning evidence and helped secure his conviction, instead of going round in circles over this I've yet to hear any other theory or explanation from anyone as to how it could have got there.
DNA transfer is possible, he was living in the area.The hair - Dismissing CB's cat theory (unless it had velcro or double-sided sticky fur). How on earth could anyone explain how his hair ended up in DM's bed? It couldn't have wafted in on the PDL breeze. It was damning evidence and helped secure his conviction, instead of going round in circles over this I've yet to hear any other theory or explanation from anyone as to how it could have got there.
But he was not and is not wrongly committed. DNA transfer is not so easy! Otherwise they would have found the DNA of everyone living in the vicinity. This is absurd imo.DNA transfer is possible, he was living in the area.
My point is that if it’s possible to dismiss acquittals, as happens often on this forum, then the same logic should be allowable with convictions.
If CB was wrongly convicted in the DM case, which I accept is a long shot, it does put a different perspective on him as a criminal.
I am not minimising anything. I have provided a credible source material to support my opinion. If you have a different view and you can support it, please do so.To set the record straight - he sexually abused at least 2 children and he was charged for sexual abuse. I cannot even believe that you are minimising this. His criminal history is there and known - he is a vile evil psychopath who abused children. He is not a petty criminal .
The hair is the only hard evidence underpinning CB as a serious violent criminal.But he was not and is not wrongly committed. DNA transfer is not so easy! Otherwise they would have found the DNA of everyone living in the vicinity. This is absurd imo.
You don't know that.But he was not and is not wrongly committed. DNA transfer is not so easy! Otherwise they would have found the DNA of everyone living in the vicinity. This is absurd imo.
If you think about it, there is a perfectly logical explanation and I'm surprised it wasn't put forward as a key part of his defence.