McCanns Derailed - 2

Q.  This documentary, errr... comes out, errr... about the same time as Gonçalo Amaral's, errr... film, errm... is this just a coincidence?  

Gerry McCann: 

You'd have to ask him about that but if anyone's seen it I'd like them to compare what, you know, we have in the documentary that is based on trying to ascertain evidence and fact and proactively trying to find a child, not persuade the public that a child, who's missing, is dead, without any evidence, errr... and, you know, one has to ask themself: 'What... why would someone do that? Why would someone try to persuade the public that a missing child, an innocent missing child, is dead?' You know, and that's unforgivable, you know, we cannot forgive that.

Kate McCann: 


Why does he not want to find Madeleine?

Gerry McCann: 


He's certainly not doing anything to try and find her, whereas we are, you know, and that's the difference. We're trying to find her and who took her, not persuade people about some ridiculous theories that are not backed up by any evidence whatsoever.

Q. 

There's also been Gonçalo Amaral's book and at the time there was a lot of talk about possible legal charges bought up by you against Gonçalo Amaral. Are you still considering these legal charges against him?

Gerry McCann: 


We certainly haven't ruled it out. The reason we haven't done it to date is we didn't want to create... and I think there's been enough Anglo-Portuguese angst, particularly in the media and we certainly, errr... didn't want to exacerbate that but, you know, he clearly is getting, errr... more outrageous and we certainly wouldn't rule it out.

Kate McCann: 


At the same time, you know, it... it's a distraction, you know, what Mr Amaral is doing. I mean, it's... it's damaging to our search, errm... but at the same time, you know, we want to find Madeleine. We want to move forward and get new information and we don't want to be derailed by negative people who have their own agendas, you know, so...

Gerry McCann: 


That is... I mean, that's a very good point, you know; we don't want to look back, we are trying to do things, but it gets to the point, errr... where you just think: 'enough's enough'. >>



The SIC Interview took place on 11th May 2009.


Gerry McCann when asked about suing Dr Goncalo Amaral, replied that they (he and his wife Kate McCann) had not ruled it out, and continued by saying - "the reason we haven't done it to date..."



In Kate McCanns book Madeleine she wrote :


"Amaral's documentary was the last straw.  


On April 20th 2009 we took the decision with Isabel Duarte to sue him.


While she did the preparatory work, we were off to the States again - to appear on Oprah Winfrey's talk show."  


Oprah Winfrey show with McCanns was aired on 4th May 2009.


Nineteen days after taking the decision together with Isabel Duarte to sue Dr Amaral, the McCanns were telling people they had not ruled it out, when in fact they had as Kate McCann stated in her book - left Isabel Duarte doing the preparatory work to do exactly that - sue - while they hopped on a plane to see Oprah!


It  would seem based on interviews this couple have given, on their police witness statements, and on Kate McCanns book, that they are incapable of telling the truth, that they are quite possibly compulsive liars! 


**In McCanns Derailed - note the McCanns stated that there were many people attempting to derail what they were trying to do.   Are these 'many others' being sued?'


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2nd November 2013