More money to find missing girl

[iphonedyou]

smifffymoto said:

That fund sounds like a dodgy cash cow to me but I could be wrong.I don't think I am though.

Evidence?

[rfisher]

IBTL.

Looks like they've got something on Big Al as well.

Taking his time with this one.

Presumably someone has to mention a name before Haymarket's sphincter twitches.

[Murph7355]

anonymous said:

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Easy enough to control. The police treat all cases the same. If they think there's mileage in investigating, they do so. If there's money been raised to pay for investigations, that gets used (call it "voluntary taxes for a specific purpose"). If the police aren't inclined to investigate further the holder of the fund uses it to fund private investigations.

At least the fund has then been used for what it was raised for.

[hornetrider]

I can't believe there's more money being thrown at this. There needs to be a line drawn and someone needs to have the balls to do it. Ridiculous waste of taxpayer money.

[anonymous-user]

When they always do those crocodile tears murder episodes they get a psychologist in to analyse the perps and when you watch it you think st I missed those signals.

I think, well I wish the McCain's would put the money into something more worth while. There are millions of missing kids from not so privledged backgrounds that these sort of money would solve the issue. It just feels like they are fighting everyone in the world who disagrees with then, when in reality it is meaningless.

[mickmcpaddy]

I was always under the impression they drugged the kids so they could go on the piss and not being as good a doctor as they thought they were overdosed one of them, so instead of manning up they disposed of her somehow and then washed the teddy to get rid of the drugs. Don't have to be Columbo to work that one out surely.

[SantaBarbara]

hornetrider said:

I can't believe there's more money being thrown at this. There needs to be a line drawn and someone needs to have the balls to do it. Ridiculous waste of taxpayer money.

There needs to beg a line drawn in the Sand

[Mothersruin]

anonymous said:

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Arguably public funds just rounded up and held with a bit of deception.

[SantaBarbara]

The thing is. Doctors are experienced in NOT telling patients who he complete truth if they think that the patient cannot cope with the full truth

[stevesingo]

mickmcpaddy said:

I was always under the impression they drugged the kids so they could go on the piss and not being as good a doctor as they thought they were overdosed one of them, so instead of manning up they disposed of her somehow and then washed the teddy to get rid of the drugs. Don't have to be Columbo to work that one out surely.

When compared dispassionately to the parent's version of events, this seem at least equally plausible. People will be swayed by the bleeding heart story and the "how could they be bad parents" middle class squeaky clean image. But when you look at the parent's version of events without the heart string tugging, and the lack of independent evidence to support this version, it is no more credible than this theory.

[garagewidow]

The Spruce goose said:

I wish the McCain's would put the money into something more worth while.

I dunno I quite like their French fries,especially the curly ones,...

but seriously she would be what 14 now?would the penny have dropped that she was kidnapped by now and try to make contact with any authority or anyone,if she was able to of course.

[don'tbesilly]

SantaBarbara said:

There needs to beg a line drawn in the Sand

SantaBarbara said:

The thing is. Doctors are experienced in NOT telling patients who he complete truth if they think that the patient cannot cope with the full truth

Tell me SB, do you pick a series of random words write one word on a post it note and put each one in a bowl.

When the time comes to post a response you then pick a number of post it notes from the bowl at random, and from the words you've picked you put together a sentence which may or not make sense, and when really lucky might be relevant to the topic being discussed.

If that's the theory, the practice isn't quite coming together.

[SantaBarbara]

SantaBarbara said:

The thing is. Doctors are experienced in NOT telling patients who he complete truth if they think that the patient cannot cope with the full truth

Doctors often tell patients and their families distressing news in a very confusing and obtuse manner.
Therefore doctors know how to confuse people

[ICallCustard]

SantaBarbara said:

Doctors often tell patients and their families distressing news in a very confusing and obtuse manner.
Therefore doctors know how to confuse people

Good grief.

[johnxjsc1985]

ICallCustard said:

Good grief.

Grief hasn't been very much in evidence though has it.

[BlackLabel]

The UK police are racking up the airmiles. Where to next I wonder?

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.independent.co.uk...

[JoBlack]

So that's the budget sorted for sundry senior officers summer Holiday's to the Algarve then.

They'll find another 150 grand to follow up an inquiry over the winter that Lord Lucan has been spotted in the Carribbean.

[anonymous-user]

ive heard the detectives have said there is an important witness in Barbados, then Cuba, then Vegas, then a round the world cruise ship, then South Africa, then 6 months paid leave off for stress.

[Cold]

Scotland Yard asking the Home Office for even more cash to help with search for a girl who went missing a long time ago.

[Mothersruin]

It's warming up nicely there now.