McConnell claims that Alexander, Romney and their erstwhile Bain colleagues have been using victims of a phony Missing Children Europe service such as Madeleine McCann to entrap and extort pedophile insiders of Thomson Reuters and the BBA Libor panel banks.
Prequel:
McConnell Links Romney's Bain To 116 000 Missing Children Europe and Maddy McCann
“2007 05 29 McCann Bus Video date as posted on REUTERS”
[British Bankers Barclays and the same-sex Libor bikes]
[Note ‘UN-barking’ dog absence of Romney Bain’s 116 000 number used for alerts by Missing Children Europe]
Fri May 25, 2007 7:03pm BST
LONDON - Four-year-old Madeleine McCann from Rothley, Leicestershire, disappeared on May 3 during a holiday with her parents in the Algarve region of southern Portugal.
Here is a chronology of developments:
May 3 - The girl goes missing from her bedroom between 9:30 and 10 p.m. while her parents Kate and Gerry are dining just 100 yards away at the Mark Warner Ocean Club holiday resort in Praia da Luz. A window and shutter are open and she is presumed to have been abducted.
May 4 - McCann family members and British media criticise local police for what they call a slow initial response, failure to notify ports and borders in time, and failure to secure the crime scene, which may have led to vital clues being lost.
Police say that under Portuguese secrecy laws they are unable to reveal details of the investigation.
Speculation swirls that the kidnapper comes from Britain.
May 5 - Police say they have put together a sketch of a suspect and confirm they believe Madeleine is still alive and being held within three miles of the crime scene. Media reports say the sketch is vague and only features the back of a man's head.
May 7 - Kate McCann makes an emotional appeal for her daughter's safe return.
May 8 - Police say they have investigated 350 suspicious incidents but still have no idea where she might be.
Portuguese newspaper Correio de Manha says Madeleine may have been kidnapped by a paedophile ring.
Two criminal behaviour experts fly in from Britain.
Manchester United's Portuguese striker Cristiano Ronaldo joins appeals for her release.
May 10 - The search around the resort winds down. Attention focuses on a blonde woman seen acting suspiciously before the girl's disappearance.
May 11 - Scottish businessman Stephen Winyard offers a one million pound reward.
Former England football captain David Beckham makes televised appeal for information.
May 12 - Madeleine turns four.
May 13 - Virgin boss Richard Branson, author J.K. Rowling and footballer Wayne Rooney are among those to have contributed to rewards now totalling 2.5 million pounds.
May 13 - Half a million pilgrims attending the 90th anniversary of the first appearance of the Virgin Mary at the Sanctuary of Fatima pray for Madeleine's return.
May 14 - Her parents say they will not return home until they have found her but say they think she is safe.
Police search a villa just up the road from where Madeleine was snatched and take a British man, Robert Murat, to a police station for questioning. He is later released.
May 15 - Police say they have identified a suspect but do not have enough evidence for an arrest.
Five properties have been searched in the area, and two other people questioned as witnesses.
May 16 - Deputy PM John Prescott tells parliament that the government is doing everything it can to support Madeleine's parents. Some MPs pin yellow ribbons to their lapels in a show of support.
Portuguese police interview a computer technician as a witness, identified by local media as a Russian man, and take away computers for examination.
Family sets up public appeal fund.
May 17 - Web site, http://www.findmadeleine.com, is launched.
May 18 - Two weeks after Madeleine went missing, the search goes Europe-wide. Multi-national companies help distribute appeal posters.
The Web site receives 55 million hits.
Several newspapers start talking of media overkill.
May 19 - Appeals are broadcast at the F.A. Cup final at the new Wembley stadium.
May 21 - Gerry McCann returns to England for the first time to sort out personal affairs. He says he couldn't bear to stay at his own house.
May 22 - Madeleine's parents say they will hire a campaign manager and travel across Europe to spread word about their daughter.
May 23 - "EastEnders" producers rewrite a child kidnap storyline to avoid causing distress. A child abduction plot on ITV's "Coronation Street" was reworked earlier in the month.
May 24 - Family release last known photograph of Madeleine, taken about eight hours before her disappearance.
May 25 - Gerry and Kate McCann speak of their guilt, but vow they will never abandon search for Madeleine, during their first formal TV interviews.
Police appeal for information about a possible suspect -- a white man, aged between 35 and 40, who was spotted near to where Madeleine disappeared carrying something that looked like a small child on the night she went missing.”
“[Spoliation inference that Romney and Alexander’s Bain associates had motive and opportunity to subvert the 116 000 Missing Children Europe service and build a same-sex Libor racket operated by Thomson Reuters on behalf of pedophile insiders of the British Bankers Association – allegedly founded in 1919 by habitués of the playing fields of Eton] What is Missing Children Europe (MCE) ? Missing Children Europe (MCE) is the European Federation for Missing and Sexually Exploited Children. As an umbrella organisation, it represents 24 Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) active in 16 Member States of the European Union and Switzerland .. All MCE Members deal with cases of missing and/or sexually exploited children at grass-root level, and work in the field of prevention and support for victims and their families. For more information, please visit the official website : www.missingchildreneurope.eu. The formal creation of the Federation took place in 2001 in the European Parliament in the presence of its President Nicole Fontaine and European Commission Vice-President António Vitorino. These two EU institutions acknowledged from the beginning the added value of a Europe-wide network representing Non-Governmental Organisations working on a national or regional level to tackle child disappearance and sexual exploitation in all its forms. In order to map the existing standards and to be able to develop some guidelines for improving the 116 000 modus operandi and cross-border cooperation, a consulting firm was called upon to conduct interviews with NGOs running the hotline. Bain & Company, a world leading global strategy consulting firm, participated in the project as pro bono associate partner from the very beginning. A staff member of Bain took part in the three meetings that were organised, and conducted the operational analysis in the course of the project. In particular, between March and May 2010 Natacha conducted 22 interviews with 11 NGOs operating the 116 000 service. In most cases, the interviews were conducted with two persons from each organisation: one hotline operator (the person who first answers the calls) and one manager (responsible for the management of cases). The analysis conducted by Bain & Company has laid the foundations for this guide, which has been based on the evidence collected through interviews as well as on preliminary recommendations formulated by Bain.”
“[Spoliation inference that Romney and Alexander conspired since 1984 to build a same-sex Libor racket operated by Thomson Reuters on behalf of pedophile insiders of the British Bankers Association – allegedly founded in 1919 by habitués of the playing fields of Eton] TRUSTEE DIRECTORS THOMSON REUTERS [the alleged operator of same-sex Libor scams for British Bankers Association] … Dame Helen Alexander is chairman of UBM plc, the Port of London Authority (PLA) and Incisive Media. She is also deputy chairman of esure Group Holdings, a non-executive director of Rolls-Royce Group plc, and senior adviser to Bain Capital. Dame Helen was president of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) until June 2011. Helen is Chancellor of the University of Southampton and is currently involved with other not-for-profit organisations in media, the internet, the arts and education, through the WorldWide Web Foundation, the Grand Palais in Paris, the Said Business School in Oxford and St Paul’s Girls’ School. Dame Helen was Chief Executive of the Economist Group till 2008, having joined the company in 1985 [cf. Barack Obama leveraged lease at BIC] and been managing director of the Economist Intelligence Unit from 1993 to 1997. http://thomsonreuters.com/about/trust_principles/trustee_directors/helen_alexander/”
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