29-02-2016, 01:41 PM
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Re: Should Madeleine McCann's parents accept blame?
Originally Posted by BlueEyes
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You obviously missed the BBC Crimewatch programme when the senior UK detective of Scotland Yard helping the Portuguese police said they now have to consider that it was possible the child did not leave the holiday flat alive.So on that someone moved a dead body. Do you really want to defend these parents so much that you ignore what the police say ?I'm out of here . No use argueing .
As I remember this was being discussed in the context of the fact that there had been a number of burglaries in the apartment complex the implication being that a disturbed burglar could have silenced a child.
People will go on speculating about the McCanns however ludicrous and illogical those speculations may be , some people just love a conspiracy theory
29-02-2016, 01:44 PM
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Originally Posted by clumsy
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I don't think police files are hearsay Meg.
29-02-2016, 01:48 PM
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I think it's time that everyone, including members here, left these poor people alone to their grief and stop speculating on what 'really' happened.What REALLY happened is that two loving parents have lost their beautiful child, whatever the circumstances of her disappearance ... and that will never change, their grief will be as constant as their loss.
29-02-2016, 01:53 PM
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Originally Posted by malcolm
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I think it's time that everyone, including members here, left these poor people alone to their grief and stop speculating on what 'really' happened.What REALLY happened is that two loving parents have lost their beautiful child, whatever the circumstances of her disappearance ... and that will never change, their grief will be as constant as their loss.
29-02-2016, 02:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Meg
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What on earth is that supposed to prove there is no way I would entrust my precious children or grandchildren to some unknown baby sitter in another country . If indeed that is true and not just more regurgitated gossip, good for them.
I wouldn't leave my kids with an unknown babysitter in a foreign country either.
I would have either stayed in ... or shared the babysitting with one parent joining their friends and swapping around every half hour or so so they were not unattended. Parents get to have a good time .. and kids are safe. Not neglected.
But I'm sure the McCann's have worked that one out for themselves, with hindsight.
29-02-2016, 03:33 PM
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As I said earlier
Originally Posted by malcolm
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I think it's time that everyone, including members here, left these poor people alone to their grief and stop speculating on what 'really' happened.What REALLY happened is that two loving parents have lost their beautiful child, whatever the circumstances of her disappearance ... and that will never change, their grief will be as constant as their loss.
29-02-2016, 05:14 PM
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Re: Should Madeleine McCann's parents accept blame?
Originally Posted by malcolm
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I think it's time that everyone, including members here, left these poor people alone to their grief and stop speculating on what 'really' happened.What REALLY happened is that two loving parents have lost their beautiful child, whatever the circumstances of her disappearance ... and that will never change, their grief will be as constant as their loss.
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