The saga of the McCanns' appeal to the European Court of Human Rights

Wow! The McScams have finally admitted defeat. Interesting timings.

Heisenburg wrote:Its now finished at the ECHR , the mirror reported,


The McCanns were given the right to lodge an appeal – but the Mirror can now reveal they have admitted defeat. The three-month appeal time limit has expired and the case is now listed as “definitif” – final – on the ECHR system.


https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/madeleine-mccanns-parents-admit-defeat-28942384


Accounts for Madeleine’s Fund, a not-for-profit company, reveal it paid £6,695 in legal costs 'in relation to a libel action in Portugal brought by Gerald and Kate McCann'

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/madeleine-mccanns-parents-spent-7000-28912813

Detective Dr Amaral was having discussions with Christian B's lawyer back in 2020. Christian B is an obvious patsy, imo, and was ruled out by the Portuguese police. Detective Amaral says as much in this news story in that oracle of truth The Sun (ahem!) The McScams must realize the game is up.

The reputation of the police is at rock-bottom - scandal, sleaze, the McScam Fraud, the Scamdemic disaster....we are in interesting times.

Leicester MP Andrew Bridgen who has spoken up about vax dangers is quoted in the article above. Difficult to decide which side of the McScam fence he is on with regards to the McScams. There is speculation that Andrew Bridgen might not only have supported the family as their MP, but might also have been a fellow mason and supported Gerry McCann in this capacity. Bridgen certainly is no stranger to controversy if you delve into his past!

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/12684404/madeleine-mccann-suspect-goncalo-amaral-clear-him/

We can't blame the British police though for the McCanns not being brought to account. I'm not blaming the Portuguese police either - there just wasn't enough evidence to bring a case against them.

Possibly Andrew Bridgen might have offered his good wishes to the McCanns in the early days as they were his constituents and then perhaps he realised in later years that there was more to the case than met the eye.

Freedom wrote:We can't blame the British police though for the McCanns not being brought to account. I'm not blaming the Portuguese police either - there just wasn't enough evidence to bring a case against them.

Possibly Andrew Bridgen might have offered his good wishes to the McCanns in the early days as they were his constituents and then perhaps he realised in later years that there was more to the case than met the eye.

UK police were following government orders. I think Portuguese police probably did have enough evidence - Detective Amaral wouldn't have made the claim he did without evidence. Government pressure meant the case was shelved. I do blame the police for being complicit in the coverups! Those at the higher levels must have known Madeleine had died and they continued the farce using taxpayers money....we are in interesting times because our institutions cannot survive this level of dishonesty and corruption. IMO!

Agree about Bridgen....