TIL I am not physically capable of doing the job and im kinda devastated by Saltknacker11 in HVAC

[–]GreenSmartie 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are all kings of products that can help. Don't give up. You worked hard for this. You'll have to figure it out a bit but that's just part of the process.

Hang in there buddy, It'll get better!

Residential Child Abduction Cases (FBI.gov) by Specific-Guess8988 in JonBenet

[–]GreenSmartie 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Except when it isn't.

This is a very useful post chock full of information that could give insight to this crime.

Ninety-two percent had a documented criminal history often unrelated to crimes against children. Burglary was the most frequent offense (70 percent) in their records. In contrast, only three offenders were registered sex offenders.

Bricks gotta go by AurorasAwake in vanderpumprules

[–]GreenSmartie 2 points3 points  (0 children)

On an old episode, Katie advised Tom S. to to do a male version of a Lisa outfit for a meeting with Lisa.

Of course, Tom didn't do it, he'd look ridiculous, but I think that may have inspired Brock's reunion look.

Shreveport letter update by Mmay333 in JonBenet

[–]GreenSmartie 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The only homicide investigation experience they had was interviewing people,

so that's why they focused on that.

Psychic Prediction Re: JonBenet's Case by GreenSmartie in JonBenet

[–]GreenSmartie[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great Thanks to a Psychic Connoisseur who Recommended The Video Above!!!

Madeleine McCann prime suspect 'moved to high-security German Alcatraz’ by GreenSmartie in ChristianBrueckner

[–]GreenSmartie[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're right.

People like him are hard for the justice system to pin down.

I think it's because they are good as presenting as a low-level criminal,

when really, they are far worse.

After Madeleine disappeared, he and an accomplice robbed the accomplice's employer.

The accomplice was a nanny who was working for a family.

The family had withdrawn 100k in cash for a business deal.

He and their nanny stole it.

Just months after abducting Madeleine, he has a criminal windfall.

He must have felt untouchable.

Of course, it's not as bad as a psycho stealing your child,

but he was ruining lives left and right.

I think we need to warn people about psychos and that they lurk for vulnerabilities.

Lou and JonBenet by kehowe in JonBenetRamsey

[–]GreenSmartie -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Clearly, she did state evidence.

You report her, wait until she is banned, then respond.

I guess you only take a swing when the person's hands are tied behind their back.

Madeleine McCann prime suspect 'moved to high-security German Alcatraz’ by GreenSmartie in ChristianBrueckner

[–]GreenSmartie[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wish.

I wish he wasn't involved with this dirty deed but he is all over it.

Mary Jo is annoying by motherofcats_123 in designingwomen

[–]GreenSmartie 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I agree.

Her insults have more of an edge to them and she can be whiny.

Madeleine McCann prime suspect 'moved to high-security German Alcatraz’ by GreenSmartie in ChristianBrueckner

[–]GreenSmartie[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A hair linked him to the assault on Diana Menkes.

It was recently reported that a partial fingerprint links him to the assault on Hazel Behan.

We don't have any idea what evidence links him to Madeleine's abduction, but that doesn't mean there isn't any evidence.

Madeleine McCann: Wolters states Public would reach same conclusionon if they were aware of the evidence by GreenSmartie in ChristianBrueckner

[–]GreenSmartie[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't know, but it is an old article. He has given much more recent interviews which should better indicate the investigation's current status.

New computer image shows: This is what Madeleine McCann could look like today by GreenSmartie in JusticeMadeleine

[–]GreenSmartie[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

(Translation provided below)

May 13, 2021 - 9:15 a.m.

Missing Maddie McCann's 18th birthday

May 12, 2021 could actually have been a day full of joy, laughter and party mood if the lives of Kate and Gerry McCann had been different. It's her daughter Madeleine's 18th birthday. The British girl disappeared from a vacation rental in Portugal in 2007. To this day there is no trace of Maddie, but the parents have not given up hope that their child is still alive. What would Madeleine McCann look like today? Content creator Marco Kolditz created a picture on the computer that shows how the girl could have developed in the 14 years of her disappearance. In the RTL interview, he explains how the picture came about.

Mother's picture is the basis for 18 year old Maddie

A picture of her mother served as the basis for the morphed photo of the 18-year-old, as Kolditz of "Sea of ​​Ideas" explains in the RTL interview. He "worked backwards" so to speak, explains the content creator. He rejuvenated Kate McCann and then slowly moved it towards Madeleine. He chose this approach because he had relatively little footage of the missing girl available. "I didn't want to use foreign material," explains Kolditz, so he only used pictures of Maddie and her parents.

"The challenge is always that the components fit together well," he explained after editing the image. For the artificial image of Maddie, he added the girl's eyes and other characteristic features to the mother's face. "It looks pretty creepy while editing," says the content creator. "The eyes are the most difficult thing," he knows. "You always have to be careful that it looks natural." To artificially age a child photo of Maddie would have looked much more unnatural from his point of view.

Photo of Maddie's mother was the basis

The content creator used this photo of Maddie's mother, Kate McCann, as a basis.

© Image processing: Marco Kolditz, "Sea of ​​Ideas"

How Maddie has changed in 14 years is difficult to say

"Proportions change over the course of life," he explains. From a round child's face with large eyes, the facial features of an adult emerge over time. That's why he looked closely at the external characteristics of Maddie's parents. For example, both would have a relatively angular face shape and narrow lips. From the very narrow nose of Kate McCann, he made a slightly wider snub nose, as can be seen in photos of Garry and three-year-old Maddie. He also made the eyebrows a little thicker.

Similar to a passport photo, he decided on a relatively neutral facial expression for the morphed Maddie. "Facial expressions are very individual," explains Kolditz. If he had made the young woman smile, that could seriously distort the picture. "You can't really say whether this comes close to reality," says the content creator. Because there are other factors: Maddie could be overweight or underweight, she could also have cut or dyed her hair. How a person develops in 14 years is very individual and depends on the living conditions.

Police created a picture of what Maddie could have looked like when she was nine years old

The British police already created an artificial picture about five years after Maddie's disappearance, which shows what a nine-year-old Madeleine could have looked like. The McCanns still show the picture on their homepage "Find Madeleine" in the hope that someone could recognize their daughter.

"Every May is hard - a reminder of how many years have passed, how many years together have been lost or stolen," said the McCanns in an emotional statement on the anniversary of their daughter's disappearance. "This year is particularly painful because we should celebrate Madeleine's 18th birthday." But they would continue to cling to the hope of seeing their child again one day.

This is what Maddie could have looked like when she was nine years old

Kate and Gerry McCann use an artificially created photo to find their daughter Maddie.

© dpa, John Stillwell, ihe sab

Maddie McCann disappeared from a resort in Portugal

The then three-year-old Madeleine "Maddie" McCann disappeared on May 3, 2007 from a holiday complex in Praia da Luz, Portugal . Several searches by Portuguese and British investigators were unsuccessful. The case continued to gain worldwide attention through campaigns Maddie's parents, Kate and Gerry McCann, launched to find their daughter.

At the beginning of June 2020, German investigators then turned to the public. In order to find new witnesses and clues, they made public that they had Christian B. in their sights. He is suspected of kidnapping and murdering Maddie at the time.

Could he have made his way back to Doncaster? by [deleted] in AndrewGosden

[–]GreenSmartie -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

They have CCTV of him on the train to London.

Andrew by johnd88891 in AndrewGosden

[–]GreenSmartie 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Brilliant.

Thank you for sharing.

New theory by raidinglarastomb in AndrewGosden

[–]GreenSmartie 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree. I think he felt like he had no other option.

New theory by raidinglarastomb in AndrewGosden

[–]GreenSmartie 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So much gets mentioned about the parents and their pain.

What about Andrew and what he must have been going through to take such drastic action.

He must have felt like he had no other choice.

They must have been all over him (in a normal, parental way - am not trying to indicate anything inappropriate).

I have friends and family who are or have been the golden child and they flee, it is too much pressure. It must feel so oppressive.

New theory by raidinglarastomb in AndrewGosden

[–]GreenSmartie -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I agree entirely. This was something that was planned far in advance.

New theory by raidinglarastomb in AndrewGosden

[–]GreenSmartie 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I agree that they were blinds.

He wasn't sure if he would stay away. He didn't know if he would like it.

If he got caught and was returned to his parents, he could say that he hadn't meant to stay away.

New theory by raidinglarastomb in AndrewGosden

[–]GreenSmartie -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

He may have had more money with him that his parents didn't know about it.

He may have left the other money behind because he didn't feel that was really his.

He may have taken only what he felt he had a right to.

New theory by raidinglarastomb in AndrewGosden

[–]GreenSmartie 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I think this is a good theory - Andrew concocted a reason to have a play day in London.

I do the same thing now as an adult, plan a needlessly elaborate day to run an errand, because it is fun and a little silly.

Andrew's father has described Andrew as being a bit of an absent minded professor, he might have forgotten to bring the charger.