An expert in lying and deception has claimed Gerry McCann's brother-in-law's statement is 'an area of concern'. Key witness statement about blood in rental car should be explored
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An expert in lying and deception has claimed Gerry McCann's brother-in-law's statement is 'an area of concern'. Key witness statement about blood in rental car should be explored
Andrew Mon 24 Apr 2017, 4:17 pm
Madeleine McCann: Key witness statement about blood in rental car should be explored
Mark Saunokonoko
A law enforcement expert who specialises in detecting lies and deception has pinpointed an "area of concern" in a key witness statement in the Madeleine McCann case.
Mark McClish, a former US Marshall and Secret Service agent, has analysed a statement given to police in 2008 by Gerry McCann's brother-in-law, almost one year after Maddie vanished.
Parts of that statement which relate to blood and a strange odour in the back of a rental car should be explored further, McClish said.
Mark Saunokonoko
A law enforcement expert who specialises in detecting lies and deception has pinpointed an "area of concern" in a key witness statement in the Madeleine McCann case.
Mark McClish, a former US Marshall and Secret Service agent, has analysed a statement given to police in 2008 by Gerry McCann's brother-in-law, almost one year after Maddie vanished.
Parts of that statement which relate to blood and a strange odour in the back of a rental car should be explored further, McClish said.
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Madeleine McCann: Key witness statement about blood in rental car should be explored
Andrew Mon 24 Apr 2017, 4:21 pm
Madeleine McCann: Key witness statement about blood in rental car should be explored
Mark Saunokonoko
A law enforcement expert who specialises in detecting lies and deception has pinpointed an "area of concern" in a key witness statement in the Madeleine McCann case.
Mark McClish, a former US Marshall and Secret Service agent, has analysed a statement given to police in 2008 by Gerry McCann's brother-in-law, almost one year after Maddie vanished.
Parts of that statement which relate to blood and a strange odour in the back of a rental car should be explored further, McClish said.
In the aftermath of Maddie's disappearance Alexander 'Sandy' Cameron flew into Portugal from England with his wife Trish, and spent nearly three months with Kate and Gerry.
During that time Sandy was listed as a registered driver for a silver Renault Scenic that had been rented by the McCanns.
In late July of 2007, that vehicle became a lightning rod of interest to both Portugal's detectives and the huge media pack that had descended on the small town of Praia da Luz.
As the hunt for the missing four-year-old intensified, a pair of British police dogs, one a specialist in sniffing out human cadaverine, the other a human blood canine, were brought to Portugal.
The dogs were filmed alerting inside the McCann holiday apartment, next to a shelved wardrobe in Kate and Gerry's bedroom and behind a couch in the living room.
Later, both dogs again registered hits on the Renault Scenic which had been hired by the McCanns 25 days after Madeleine disappeared.
Swabs were taken from the boot of the car and sent for forensics, revealing 15 of the 19 markers matched Madeleine's DNA.
The report from British forensic scientist John Lowe stated the results were "too complex for meaningful inclusion and interpretation".
In an attempt to try and make sense of the forensic results, Portuguese investigators requested Sandy Cameron make a written statement, which included answers to several questions about the Renault car.
Cameron wrote how he would sometimes use the car to take black garbage bags from the villa where he and the McCanns were staying to the local dump.
He also explained how blood from meat, fish and shrimps had leaked from shopping bags into the boot of the car, which was where human blood dog Keela alerted.
The paragraph that is an "area of concern". Mark McClish believed Sandy Cameron's statement "appears to be truthful with one area of concern". Source: PJ Files
McClish, who now trains police and military interrogators in the art of statement analysis, said Cameron's overall statement appeared truthful but that the part about leaked blood warranted further investigation.
It was an "area of concern", according to McClish.
Like cadaver dogs, statement analysis is not evidence admissible in court. Law enforcement agencies use these tools to assist investigations and zero in on potential line of inquiry.
McClish told Nine.com.au that careful examination of words, phrases and language could help ascertain deception or truth.
"A truthful person's language will usually remain consistent.
"Deceptive people will sometimes use synonyms because they are making up a portion of their story they cannot relate to and consequently do not always follow their personal dictionary."
Throughout his statement, Cameron used the word "vehicle" to describe the Renault until he reaches the point where he talks about the odour. Then the Renault becomes a "car".
While recounting the blood and odour, Cameron also made a change in language between past and present tense.
"The use of present tense is an indication this part of the story may not be coming from memory," McClish told Nine.com.au
The former cop said every small word in a statement has a meaning and justification.
He added that, if he were an investigator, he would be inclined to ask Cameron more about the odour and the trips to the supermarket.
McClish noted how Cameron, despite have a much closer personal relationship to Gerry, ordered the pair as "Kate and Gerry" significantly more often throughout the statement.
"It may be that he feels that Kate needs more support than Gerry, which caused him to mention her name first," McClish theorised.
The McCanns have resolutely denied any involvement in the disappearance of their daughter.
Mark Saunokonoko
A law enforcement expert who specialises in detecting lies and deception has pinpointed an "area of concern" in a key witness statement in the Madeleine McCann case.
Mark McClish, a former US Marshall and Secret Service agent, has analysed a statement given to police in 2008 by Gerry McCann's brother-in-law, almost one year after Maddie vanished.
Parts of that statement which relate to blood and a strange odour in the back of a rental car should be explored further, McClish said.
In the aftermath of Maddie's disappearance Alexander 'Sandy' Cameron flew into Portugal from England with his wife Trish, and spent nearly three months with Kate and Gerry.
During that time Sandy was listed as a registered driver for a silver Renault Scenic that had been rented by the McCanns.
In late July of 2007, that vehicle became a lightning rod of interest to both Portugal's detectives and the huge media pack that had descended on the small town of Praia da Luz.
As the hunt for the missing four-year-old intensified, a pair of British police dogs, one a specialist in sniffing out human cadaverine, the other a human blood canine, were brought to Portugal.
The dogs were filmed alerting inside the McCann holiday apartment, next to a shelved wardrobe in Kate and Gerry's bedroom and behind a couch in the living room.
Later, both dogs again registered hits on the Renault Scenic which had been hired by the McCanns 25 days after Madeleine disappeared.
Swabs were taken from the boot of the car and sent for forensics, revealing 15 of the 19 markers matched Madeleine's DNA.
The report from British forensic scientist John Lowe stated the results were "too complex for meaningful inclusion and interpretation".
In an attempt to try and make sense of the forensic results, Portuguese investigators requested Sandy Cameron make a written statement, which included answers to several questions about the Renault car.
Cameron wrote how he would sometimes use the car to take black garbage bags from the villa where he and the McCanns were staying to the local dump.
He also explained how blood from meat, fish and shrimps had leaked from shopping bags into the boot of the car, which was where human blood dog Keela alerted.
The paragraph that is an "area of concern". Mark McClish believed Sandy Cameron's statement "appears to be truthful with one area of concern". Source: PJ Files
McClish, who now trains police and military interrogators in the art of statement analysis, said Cameron's overall statement appeared truthful but that the part about leaked blood warranted further investigation.
It was an "area of concern", according to McClish.
Like cadaver dogs, statement analysis is not evidence admissible in court. Law enforcement agencies use these tools to assist investigations and zero in on potential line of inquiry.
McClish told Nine.com.au that careful examination of words, phrases and language could help ascertain deception or truth.
"A truthful person's language will usually remain consistent.
"Deceptive people will sometimes use synonyms because they are making up a portion of their story they cannot relate to and consequently do not always follow their personal dictionary."
Throughout his statement, Cameron used the word "vehicle" to describe the Renault until he reaches the point where he talks about the odour. Then the Renault becomes a "car".
While recounting the blood and odour, Cameron also made a change in language between past and present tense.
"The use of present tense is an indication this part of the story may not be coming from memory," McClish told Nine.com.au
The former cop said every small word in a statement has a meaning and justification.
He added that, if he were an investigator, he would be inclined to ask Cameron more about the odour and the trips to the supermarket.
McClish noted how Cameron, despite have a much closer personal relationship to Gerry, ordered the pair as "Kate and Gerry" significantly more often throughout the statement.
"It may be that he feels that Kate needs more support than Gerry, which caused him to mention her name first," McClish theorised.
The McCanns have resolutely denied any involvement in the disappearance of their daughter.
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candyfloss Mon 24 Apr 2017, 4:41 pm
Thanks Andrew have split from other topic as this is very important imo.
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froggy Mon 24 Apr 2017, 5:10 pm
You feel this should already have been done, what with SY being the finest police service in the world.
How could they possibly overlook something so obvious?
How could they possibly overlook something so obvious?
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Admin Mon 24 Apr 2017, 5:17 pm
We don't know if they have or haven't froggy, I expect they are going through everything with a fine tooth comb, that is why it is taking so long. However, this US Marshal analysing the statement is very interesting and appearing in the press now.
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candyfloss Mon 24 Apr 2017, 6:47 pm
It's in the Daily Mail now.......
Mark McClish, a former US Marshall and Secret Service agent, said the statement on blood and a strange odour in a rental car needs further investigation.
After the disappearance, Alexander 'Sandy' Cameron flew into Portugal from England with his wife Trish and spent months with Kate and Gerry.
Mr Cameron was listed as a registered driver of a Renault Scenic that the McCann's had rented 25 days after the disappearance.
British police dogs detected blood and tissue in the apartment they had rented, and in the boot of the Renault.
Mr Cameron then explained that he used the car to transport rubbish and blood had leaked out of a broken bag, and he later noticed a foul smell.
Mr McClish said he believed the overall statement was truthful, he believed that the section in question needed further investgation because of the language used.
Speaking to Australia's 9 news he said: 'Deceptive people will sometimes use synonyms because they are making up a portion of their story they cannot relate to and consequently do not always follow their personal dictionary.'
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4441000/Crime-expert-suing-channel-Madeline-McCann-programme.html
FATHER'S BROTHER-IN-LAW'S STATEMENT IS 'AREA OF CONCERN'
An expert in lying and deception has claimed Gerry McCann's brother-in-law's statement is 'an area of concern'.Mark McClish, a former US Marshall and Secret Service agent, said the statement on blood and a strange odour in a rental car needs further investigation.
After the disappearance, Alexander 'Sandy' Cameron flew into Portugal from England with his wife Trish and spent months with Kate and Gerry.
Mr Cameron was listed as a registered driver of a Renault Scenic that the McCann's had rented 25 days after the disappearance.
British police dogs detected blood and tissue in the apartment they had rented, and in the boot of the Renault.
Mr Cameron then explained that he used the car to transport rubbish and blood had leaked out of a broken bag, and he later noticed a foul smell.
Mr McClish said he believed the overall statement was truthful, he believed that the section in question needed further investgation because of the language used.
Speaking to Australia's 9 news he said: 'Deceptive people will sometimes use synonyms because they are making up a portion of their story they cannot relate to and consequently do not always follow their personal dictionary.'
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4441000/Crime-expert-suing-channel-Madeline-McCann-programme.html
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Guest Mon 24 Apr 2017, 7:02 pm
He's no longer the brother-in-law as he and Trish divorced.
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Mo Mon 24 Apr 2017, 7:08 pm
The Smith sighting 
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Andrew Mon 24 Apr 2017, 7:30 pm
A decent article. For a change.
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Andrew Mon 24 Apr 2017, 7:40 pm
PAT BROWN @ProfilerPatB 59m
Now The Daily Mail which includes my analysis of the Smith sighting straight from my blog. #mccann @rahnisadler
Now The Daily Mail which includes my analysis of the Smith sighting straight from my blog. #mccann @rahnisadler
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candyfloss Mon 24 Apr 2017, 8:03 pm
[snipped from Mail article.]
In a blog two weeks ago, Miss Brown claimed that the McCanns would not have ignored The Smith Sighting, 'If they are innocent'.
She was referring to an alleged sighting of a man carrying a young girl through the resort in his arms, reported by an Irish family, the Smiths.
Four months after her disappearance, they saw the McCanns appeal on television and claimed that the man they saw was Gerry McCann.
Miss Brown wrote: 'Even if I could explain away every other behavior of the McCanns and every other piece of evidence in this case, the one thing I cannot possibly come up with is an alternative explanation for is the McCanns ignoring of the Smith sighting.
'If they are innocent of any connection to Maddie going missing, they would have jumped on the Smith sighting as a huge lead as to who might have taken their daughter.
'And if they are guilty of involvement in the disappearance of Maddie, their ignoring of the Smith sighting is the strongest piece of evidence we have of Maddie's death and subsequent cover-up being an inside job and not a stranger abduction.'
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4441000/Crime-expert-suing-channel-Madeline-McCann-programme.html
In a blog two weeks ago, Miss Brown claimed that the McCanns would not have ignored The Smith Sighting, 'If they are innocent'.
She was referring to an alleged sighting of a man carrying a young girl through the resort in his arms, reported by an Irish family, the Smiths.
Four months after her disappearance, they saw the McCanns appeal on television and claimed that the man they saw was Gerry McCann.
Miss Brown wrote: 'Even if I could explain away every other behavior of the McCanns and every other piece of evidence in this case, the one thing I cannot possibly come up with is an alternative explanation for is the McCanns ignoring of the Smith sighting.
'If they are innocent of any connection to Maddie going missing, they would have jumped on the Smith sighting as a huge lead as to who might have taken their daughter.
'And if they are guilty of involvement in the disappearance of Maddie, their ignoring of the Smith sighting is the strongest piece of evidence we have of Maddie's death and subsequent cover-up being an inside job and not a stranger abduction.'
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4441000/Crime-expert-suing-channel-Madeline-McCann-programme.html
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candyfloss Mon 24 Apr 2017, 8:50 pm
In response to a Daily Mail comment,......
PAT BROWN @ProfilerPatB · 26m26 minutes ago
In response to the person on Daily Mail comments, I DID read Kate's book but the Smith sighting was barely acknowledged by the #mccann s
PAT BROWN @ProfilerPatB · 26m26 minutes ago
In response to the person on Daily Mail comments, I DID read Kate's book but the Smith sighting was barely acknowledged by the #mccann s
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