Nobody, apart from Richard, has actually presented a solid, evidence-based documentary about the McCann case. I seriously doubt Sky (fake) News will do anything but follow the accepted 'abductor' line. One man who seems to have slipped away into oblivion is the Canadian Anglican priest (Hubbard?) who was close to the McCanns after the disappearance of their daughter. The McCanns were handed the keys to the local catholic church so they could go in there to pray. It has been suggested- by Goncalo Amaral no less, that the little girl's body was placed inside the coffin of a British woman who was then cremated. That's they way organized crime disposes of bodies, with the help of a complicit undertaker.
The McCanns attended a catholic mass, celebrated by one Fr. Pacheco, but his contact with them did not extend to the confessional. Maybe the Rev. Hubbard, or his wife, know something, but I don't believe they gave statements, but I stand to be corrected on this point. Fr. Pacheco did give a statement but it's pretty innocuous and sheds no light on events leading to Maddie's disappearance/death.
Another thing. I wrote to Richard asking him if he had considered the fact that Maddie died on or about the date of Beltane (Walpurgis Nacht) in 2007, and that she was sacrificed. He doesn't think this is the case and he gave good reasons why not. Whatever caused her death, the fact remains that the McCanns left three kids unattended, when a free babysitting service was available, to go out with their friends to a tapas bar. This act, which would have landed Mr. & Mrs Smith from any council estate in court, has been covered up by combination of the media, the government, the British police, and the spooks. In any sane society, a free media would be screaming this from the rooftops but in ours, in the fucking madhouse, it is left to one man operating on a shoestring and a handful of website operators to tell the story. That's the real scandal here. That, and there's a dead girl whose death should be avenged. |
