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  • richard-af
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    Originally posted by SallyAnne
    The DNA sample in Belgium wasn't her by the way - just been on Sky News.
    That spoils things for a decent read in The News of the World on Sunday.

    The bottle had a man's DNA - so inconclusive, I'd say.

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  • SallyAnne
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    The DNA sample in Belgium wasn't her by the way - just been on Sky News.

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  • Old Greg
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    Originally posted by richard-af
    Perhaps, but if no body & no real evidence, then sticking to your story will work.
    I reckon that people slip up enough to be caught.

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  • richard-af
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    Originally posted by Old Greg
    It's supposed to be quite difficult to hide that you've murdered someone if you're constantly being watched (as I'm sure the McCanns are).
    Perhaps, but if no body & no real evidence, then sticking to your story will work.

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  • Old Greg
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    Considering the talk elsewhere about libel over some petty stuff re SJD accountancy, it's probably worth being a little more circumspect than calling the McCanns child murderers. You might also feel a bit better about yourself if you turn out to be wrong.

    At college I knew someone (not that well) who murdered his girlfriend. He did a re-enactment on Crimewatch of her disappearance, but the police were watching him, how he behaved etc. It's supposed to be quite difficult to hide that you've murdered someone if you're constantly being watched (as I'm sure the McCanns are).
    Last edited by scotspine; 8 August 2007, 11:47.

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  • Methuselah
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    Originally posted by richard-af
    I don't think the Portugese cops would find one even if were dumped on the doorsteps of Poilce Headquarters.
    I'm surprised to hear of reports from Belgium too. That's the country whose police couldn't find a paedophile killer even when they were searching his house and they heard his imprisoned victims screaming.

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  • richard-af
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    Originally posted by The Lone Gunman
    I would have thought that the police would have found a body had she been killed and dumped.
    I don't think the Portugese cops would find one even if it were dumped on the doorsteps of Poilce Headquarters.
    Last edited by richard-af; 8 August 2007, 10:12.

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  • FiveTimes
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    I seem to remember you getting flammed for your comments when it first happened, now everyone is thinking the same.

    The whole thing is well dodgey!
    Last edited by scotspine; 8 August 2007, 11:46.

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  • EternalOptimist
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    Columbo must be sh1tting his pants. I wonder who killed Falconio, can you help me out with that one please dear ?











    Last edited by scotspine; 8 August 2007, 11:46.

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  • Ardesco
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    Just wait for the scientists to do thier work. We don't even know if it is blood yet let alone her blood.

    Also the parents are being remarkably calm if it is her blood as they will have hundreds of questions to answer....

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  • cailin maith
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    The whole thing is seriously suss.....

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  • SallyAnne
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    I see everyone's coming round to my way of thinking now?

    EDIT: that kind of stuff is actionable!
    Last edited by scotspine; 8 August 2007, 11:46.

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  • The Lone Gunman
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    Originally posted by Board Game Geek
    Well, I did have an instinct that something wasn't quite right and I presented a hypothetical scenario plus associated motive.

    Maddy Disappearance ?
    It is a well known fact that most murders and sexual assaults are commited within the family or by close friends.
    I would have thought that the police would have found a body had she been killed and dumped.

    It does not do to speculate on such things even if we may be thinking the worst.

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  • EternalOptimist
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    Originally posted by Board Game Geek
    Well, I did have an instinct that something wasn't quite right and I presented a hypothetical scenario plus associated motive.

    Maddy Disappearance ?


    Stick to world of warcraft sherlock. Steer clear of real life - you aint no good at it











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  • DimPrawn
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    Seems pretty obvious to me.

    Parents are infact aliens. Probably some kind of body snatching victims of vegetable origin. The child fell into a wormhole and cut herself on a sharp piece of space-time.

    There, another well thought out and measured CUK post.

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