SapphireSteel
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Exactly it has nothing to do with the mccann case whatsoever,youre right about that
As for the child murderer cipriano you keep supporting whose case was heard five times and thrown out, no court ruled that police beat her, only that she was beaten, there is no proof it was not her inmates, as for mr amaral signing off his police officers reports,hardly crime of the century,he wasnt there let alone involved in torture as you want people to believe with no substance whatsoever to this allegation and the laughable thing is that she made a confession in the presence of her lawyer, i guess her lawyer had nothing to say about her being beaten, fact is she made her confession the day before she was beaten, all very murky, and all irrelevant as it is distracting from the facts of the case under discussion,the mccanns actions behaviours and words, clever
How on earth can people honestly use the goings on in an entirely unrelated murder case, to somehow exonerate the McCann?
It remains one of the greatest mysteries in the world.
Let's just ignore Amaral for one minute. There, he's gone.
There remains the entire GNR, the PJ, the Portugese Home Department,
AND the British Police (and the dogs), who all developed evidence that the McCann is involved.
Are they going to accuse all of these individuals of fabricating evidence too?
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