What makes the evening news?
I stood wedged somewhere between Liverpool Street tube station and Waterloo last Friday evening and flicked through the papers. It's the typical "London-thang" to do: attempt to read a newspaper while suspended in an impossible entanglement of arms, feet, scarves and iPods on the way home for the weekend. I shuffled through the sections, and then suddenly the pages flipped up and fairly hit me in the face.
"Amazing Madeleine McCann Glacier" maintained its steady progress as it pushed aside mountains of evidence,and tracked its way from Africa to Portugal and back to London leaving behind widespread devastation and confusion in equal measure and in all directions.
that is impossible! You must be mistaken... Land sakes Love! How could you presume to be knowledgeable about world affairs otherwise! Let me jog your memory.
being found in the DNA samples in that car-booth. You know... DNA samples are RE-E-EALLY tricky things and can be left in so many ways. DNA traces can even transmit from a secondary source like a squishy-soft-toy or the leather cover of a bible for instance. In fact, my very extensive knowledge of DNA leads me to believe that DNA can transmit from almost anything and from absolutely no-where! Scary huh?! Well, if you don't believe me, go and watch Season 3 of CSI Miami Episode 6. You simply must do your research before you read the newspapers.
look at those mournfully pretty eyes under those lovely lashes. Just how many children like that have you seen in the missing-people-pages on the local council's walls??? Furthermore, her mother really knows how to dress for the camera... and surely that can't hurt! Tell me honestly: Can you look at that picture (a copy of which I have - by the way - staring at me from the coffee corner in my office) , and say that you honestly DON'T CARE???!!! 




