Blog Break

It's the time of year for our customary summer break, when we give our families undivided attention, enjoy our holiday season and catch up on all those tasks we keep putting off.

We will be keeping an eye on developments too and it seems timely to take a break now; to await the outcome of the visit of the British Crown Prosecution Service to Portugal in April and to see if the libel trial of Mr Amaral actually happens.

We hope it will all result in a clear-up, rather than a cover-up. Hope springs eternal, as the saying goes. And you never know, justice, true justice, may just render this blog useless.

We have taken the blog along to the point of almost a resolution to the case. We have exposed the plot and only the finer dust (and there is still much of it) remains to be cleaned. You know, the devil’s favorite playground: the details.

It seems that there are some pessimists who have already forecast that the UK authorities are determined to conclude that it was “an abductor” after all, one anonymous, mysterious and inconclusive abductor.

And no sign of Maddie.

First, it seems just a little too little of a difference for the almighty glorified and (ex-) reputable SY to make its difference from the “bungling” PJ.

You don’t see the difference? Yes, we understand why you don’t. That’s how brilliantly formatted you’ve been all this time.

You see, the only official version that we’re aware of is that the Portuguese Justice System could find no evidence parents involved in Maddie’s disappearance.

No talk of an abductor.

Maddie is gone… but the why is still open to speculation as you so well know.

Second, if getting an “abductor” to fit the part was easy, or even possible, don’t you think that would have been done long ago?

That’s what they’ve been trying to do for the last 6 years with very little success and a very fast eroding margin of manoeuvre.

There’s one thing that differentiates this case from all others: the millions of words written about it and that are publicly available.

The true White Hats have contributed out of their own good-will.

The “White Hats” have, unwittingly, contributed also, and decisively, due to their fierce engagement in the issue. These, remember, wanted just part of the truth to be outed and have the T9 punished for Maddie’s death.

So, they were absolutely truthful about anything that did NOT hinder their interests. And what they wanted to hide, they lied as much as any Black Hat. After all, we mustn’t forget, they are Black Hats. The sentence of an innocent man, Tony Bennett, is, as we said “blood” on their hands.

So do take away the clutter that these “White Hats” have spread in their own interests and you’ll have left a good chunk of pure, honest truth.

Lastly, the Black Hats. How useful they have been. Their counter-argumentation will be the biggest embarrassingly legacy of all time.

There’s simply too much information out there to find an adequate patsy. Simply impossible.

“Maddie – The Movie”, when it will be made, won’t be about the events that happened inside the apartment until the little girl died, but about all the circus that was mounted around her death. We believe that not much of the filming will be using PdL as scenario…

Police in UK can't afford another scandal blowing up after the latest uproar on trying to discredit Stephen Lawrence family campaign,  the use of undercover police in spying on protest groups and Plebgate.

There’s also some idle talk about Mr Amaral’s “strange” silence. We don’t find it strange at all. As far as we know, Mr Amaral owes no one any explanation about anything.

If there has to be an eventual explanation, it has to come from the Judicial System as to why there was no trial (if there isn’t to be one) or from the accusing side, the McCanns, as to why they dropped the charges (if they drop the charges).

Mr Amaral’s silence about the issue is not only justified as is very comprehensible. He has nothing to say, so, correctly, says nothing.

We wish our readers an enjoyable holiday break and thank those who have stayed with us in a quest for justice.