Madeleine McCann disappearance

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Originally Posted by sheerluck

Yep.

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Sounds like your ready to be promoted

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Originally Posted by sheerluck

But if you don't talk to them, then you become a suspect.

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Your already a suspect if you are being interviewed in relation to a crime. At this point nothing you say can ever help you even if you are innocent.

Madeleine McCann disappeared in May 2007. The list of questions the McCann's refused to answer is from September 2007. At this point the police are no longer trying to find Madeleine McCann, they're trying to charge someone with a crime.

US centric but the generalities outlined here apply in many countries - Why you should never agree to be interviewed by the police.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8z7NC5sgik"]Don't talk to the cops - Professor James Duane, Regent Law School[/ame]

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Originally Posted by Eevo

Sounds like your ready to be promoted

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I'm not sure I have a ready, let alone having it promoted.

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Originally Posted by Eevo

We can argue it out for our own conclusion.

Do you know how many crimes are solved with the assistance of civilians?

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A few years ago, there was an elderly lady that went missing. A few days later her body was found.

Some regular customers at the restaurant where I worked ( a few wardens and police detectives ) were in for a meal. They were talking about how they'd just managed to solve the case, and the details would be released soon.

I replied "the daughter did it." Damn near all of them choked on their food, and wanted to know how I worked it out.

Gave them my reasonings, and it was spot on. Missus then told them I had it figured days ago when it first hit the news.