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2010,
Clarence Mitchell,
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Jim Gamble,
Leicestershire Police,
Madeleine McCann
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Jane Tanner Again - Blacksmith Bureau
McCann search businessman faces court
See: Joana Morais Blog:
Kevin Halligen, the McCann's Former Detective will face Extradition Hearing
Also, I have archived previous articles regarding Kevin Halligen HERE
Jul 22 2010
9News
Mccann search businessman faces court
A businessman whose firm helped look for Madeleine McCann and who is wanted in the US over an alleged STG1.3 million ($A2.24 million) fraud will face an extradition hearing on Thursday.
Irish national Kevin Halligen, 48, is accused by prosecutors in America of attempting to defraud a London law firm of $US2.1 million ($A2.4 million).
The defendant's assets were frozen after his arrest on November 24.
Officers acting on a request from US law enforcement agencies detained Halligen after finding him in a hotel in Oxford where he had been staying under an assumed name.
The alleged crimes for which he is wanted in the US relate to money taken from a Dutch company, Trafigura, as part of a deal to secure the release of executives under arrest in the Ivory Coast.
Instead it was spent on, amongst other things, a mansion and a gift to his girlfriend, it is alleged.
The businessman's firm Oakley International had been employed by Kate and Gerry McCann for about six months in 2008 to look for their missing daughter.
In all the Washington-based firm was paid around STG300,000 ($A517,687.66) for its services by the McCanns.
The extradition hearing will take place at City of Westminster Magistrates' Court.
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Kevin Halligen, the McCann's Former Detective will face Extradition Hearing
Also, I have archived previous articles regarding Kevin Halligen HERE
Jul 22 2010
9News
Mccann search businessman faces court
A businessman whose firm helped look for Madeleine McCann and who is wanted in the US over an alleged STG1.3 million ($A2.24 million) fraud will face an extradition hearing on Thursday.
Irish national Kevin Halligen, 48, is accused by prosecutors in America of attempting to defraud a London law firm of $US2.1 million ($A2.4 million).
The defendant's assets were frozen after his arrest on November 24.
Officers acting on a request from US law enforcement agencies detained Halligen after finding him in a hotel in Oxford where he had been staying under an assumed name.
The alleged crimes for which he is wanted in the US relate to money taken from a Dutch company, Trafigura, as part of a deal to secure the release of executives under arrest in the Ivory Coast.
Instead it was spent on, amongst other things, a mansion and a gift to his girlfriend, it is alleged.
The businessman's firm Oakley International had been employed by Kate and Gerry McCann for about six months in 2008 to look for their missing daughter.
In all the Washington-based firm was paid around STG300,000 ($A517,687.66) for its services by the McCanns.
The extradition hearing will take place at City of Westminster Magistrates' Court.
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Analysis of the missing Madeleine McCann case by Daniela Prousa (in German)
Analyse des Vermisstenfalles Madeleine McCann
(Analysis of the missing Madeleine McCann case by Daniela Prousa -Paperback - July 2010)
Discussion on Maddie Case Files forum regarding this book.
Also see: Anna Andress
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(Analysis of the missing Madeleine McCann case by Daniela Prousa -Paperback - July 2010)
Discussion on Maddie Case Files forum regarding this book.
Also see: Anna Andress
Labels:
2010,
Madeleine McCann
Winnower's Windows Wipe-Out
Computer crashed.
Will be updating my blogs ASAP.
Reminder to my friends: BACK UP YOUR BLOGS!!!
I hope you'll enjoy keeping up with the news by visiting the other fine blogs and forums discussing the McCann case!
All the best,
Winnower
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Will be updating my blogs ASAP.
Reminder to my friends: BACK UP YOUR BLOGS!!!
I hope you'll enjoy keeping up with the news by visiting the other fine blogs and forums discussing the McCann case!
All the best,
Winnower
...Still not a *peep* in the Portuguese press regarding this trial...
Latest article re: Trial - Real IRA operations in Alvor, Portugal:
Terrorists plotted to kill SAS chief
Chronological list of articles
Note:
The most recent articles claim that Paul McCaugherty also planned to murder Ex-SAS commander Sir Michael Rose.
Rose is a director of the Control Risks Group, brought in by Kate and Gerry McCann in the "search" for Madeleine McCann.
See:
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Terrorists plotted to kill SAS chief
Chronological list of articles
Note:
The most recent articles claim that Paul McCaugherty also planned to murder Ex-SAS commander Sir Michael Rose.
Rose is a director of the Control Risks Group, brought in by Kate and Gerry McCann in the "search" for Madeleine McCann.
See:
- Wikipedia page on Sir Michael Rose
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Madeleine McCann
Allison McGarrigle, taken from us trying to protect a young boy from abuse
Because it angered me so much to see Allison's memory disgraced in this way - specifically in the article "LIFE FOR MURDER PAEDO WANTED BY MADDIE TECS" written by Antonella Lazzeri, who "buried" information about Allison in the article, I wanted to take a little time to acknowledge this good woman and tried to find what I could about her.
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Madeleine McCann
How things *do* change...
I am still attempting to find anything credible that even remotely links Charles O'Neill to Madeleine McCann. It certainly appears as though every article written about the "potential" link stems from a few that came directly from the pen of Antonella Lazzeri.
( I'd like to give a "hats off" to the majority of journalists who reported the conviction of O'Neill in a straightforward and professional way. Reading through them, it is absolutely clear that O'Neill targeted BOYS. Very few reporters mentioned Madeleine or Portugal... perhaps 2 or 3 at the most...)
I found it interesting to compare the following two articles written by Antonella Lazzeri and published on June 11, 2010 in The Sun. I cannot find the article on the left online, however, the text was archived on the Factiva database. The article on the right is published on The Sun's website.
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( I'd like to give a "hats off" to the majority of journalists who reported the conviction of O'Neill in a straightforward and professional way. Reading through them, it is absolutely clear that O'Neill targeted BOYS. Very few reporters mentioned Madeleine or Portugal... perhaps 2 or 3 at the most...)
I found it interesting to compare the following two articles written by Antonella Lazzeri and published on June 11, 2010 in The Sun. I cannot find the article on the left online, however, the text was archived on the Factiva database. The article on the right is published on The Sun's website.
Labels:
2010,
Antonella Lazzeri,
Clarence Mitchell,
Madeleine McCann
Journalism in the Age of McCann
Recently I've been looking into the background of reporters who have written extremely biased articles about the McCann case.
I started by refreshing my understanding about the role of journalism in society. EthicNet, provides a collection of codes of journalism ethics in Europe. The Code of Conduct for the United Kingdom was adopted by the National Union of Journalists in 2007. The NUJ's Code of Conduct has set out the main principles of British and Irish journalism since 1936, it was updated in 2007.
It states the following:
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I started by refreshing my understanding about the role of journalism in society. EthicNet, provides a collection of codes of journalism ethics in Europe. The Code of Conduct for the United Kingdom was adopted by the National Union of Journalists in 2007. The NUJ's Code of Conduct has set out the main principles of British and Irish journalism since 1936, it was updated in 2007.
It states the following:
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Antonella Lazzeri,
Gonçalo Amaral,
Madeleine McCann
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