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nobody knows what really went down. We know the parents could have been more responsible when it happened. We know they have been less than helpful on occasion. We know the Portuguese police were incompetent. We know the parents knew some high up members of the then labour government. Apart from that, we know nothing
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Madeleine McCann cops in Portugal are ‘probing NEW suspect’
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Or the suspect or me ? Who knows Apologies to Gusto though in hindsight Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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What about the facts that a known child molester / paedo was in the town the very night she disappeared according to phone his records in the possession of the police ? Yet some would rather believe the parents killed her ? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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There are probably so many decisions we've all made that could have taken an awful turn depending on what happened, obviously we don't know they weren't involved and I'm still not really sure what I think about the situation tbh but it's not really helpful to blame them regardless |
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I don't want to believe the parents did something to her, why would I want to believe that? Also if they did, it could be covering up her accidental death because they drugged her so she would sleep while they were out. I'm not suggesting they killed her or did anything to her to purposely cause her death. There are many possibilities |
Madeleine McCann cops in Portugal are ‘probing NEW suspect’
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I was referring to the others in here who seem to be unwaveringly convinced that the parents did unthinkable things that night “ yet SOME in here “ Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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It's just nothing adds up with the McCanns. There story is full of holes and nothing they say makes any sense. Check out former Portuguese detective Goncalo Amaral's book about the McCanns and missing Maddie, titled The Truth of the Lie (A Verdade Da Mentira). He makes some excellent points no one can say isn't true. Also, the McCanns tried to sue him but failed to win https://img.lavdg.com/sc/3ZgZ3nQp-SO..._131122231.jpg |
The German Police Team
used a JCB digger in some locations |
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Police have been scouring scrubland and abandoned structures near the Portuguese town of Praia da Luz, where the three-year-old British girl was last seen 18 years ago.
They spent two days focusing on one particular derelict building, using a ground-penetrating radar on the cobbled ground after clearing the area of debris and vegetation. There was an option to extend the search until tomorrow if any clues had been found - but officers turned up "nothing of consequence". …full article… https://www.lbc.co.uk/crime/madelein...ds-three-days/ |
I heard something about them finding a hard drive and some memory sticks buried under a buried dead dog …
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Shocking new Madeleine McCann claim that British man and his 'drunk' German wife ran the child over then dumped the body at sea emerges in Portuguese media report
German prosecutors have been accused by Portuguese media of failing to properly investigate a claim that Madeleine McCann was run over by a drunk driver. Portuguese officers allegedly received a tip about a British man who was 'covering up a dark secret' about his German wife running over Madeleine while drunk, then hiding the body. But German authorities rejected a Portuguese request to use an undercover police officer to try to befriend the wife and firm up their suspicions, Portuguese daily Correio da Manha has claimed. …full article… https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ia-report.html |
Germans now leaving
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So it was definitely the paedo guy but now it's a couple who knocked her down? So are they now saying she woke up and went outside? So not snatched from her bed? [emoji849]
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