No! I'm just doing some investigating.

Yes they were :wavey:

I asked the question with Gordon Brown's name in mind. How strange that I immediately got the answer I was looking for.

Wasn’t Clement Frued’s name brought into this somewhere along the line?

This is spooky, I was just about to ask if his name has ever been mentioned with this story.

Allegations about him came out in June 2016. Jo Cox was assassinated in June 2016.

And he was friendly with the McCanns as well.

Did Jo Cox know something that she shouldn't have?

Well that's certainly a theory that's been put out there

Some are adamant they did it or played a part in it (covered-up accident), others not, MOST think they're incredibly dodgy at least. Just how they come across and their actions in the immediate aftermath and following.

I think for many too it's a class/money thing, they weren't accused/charged of neglect for leaving their kids "because they're rich medical professionals". Whereas if Joe Public did this, there'd probably be serious legal repercussions.

ah'll be watching :dazzler:

I see. Thanks, Jonnii!

Appaz this costed £1 million per episode :skull:

Bloody perched for it. Anyone know if it'll be out from midnight?

Dakota Fanning playing Maddie?

Nothing will ever convince me they were not involved

Not Lacey Turner demanding 250k per ep to play one of the detectives in the reconstruction footage

Sheridan Smith getting 500k for playing the neighbour?

I don't think they killed her as such. I think she had an accident after they drugged her up to make her sleep. Gerry came for his 'check' and discovered her and panicked like **** (autopsy would show drugs she shouldn't have had...) and basically, hid the body and came up with the story of abduction. I think Gerry is basically a sociopath who feels no 'normal' emotions, hence being able to do this to his daughter. I am not sure Kate even knew what happened until a bit later on. The abduction story is quite ridiculous and full of holes..and the 'burglars broke in and accidentally killed her but took the body and left all valuables' story is even more ridiculous.

A Labour MP who was friends with a former Labour leader? That sure is suspicious

Yes, IMO the Maddie story is a cautionary tale against using over the counter antihistamines to sedate children. As though that should require a cautionary tale :umm2:. But it is actually a shockingly common thing to do, apparently :facepalm:.

There was a "mass exodus" from the pregnancy / parenting forum I was co-admin of because I went on a rant about how unthinkable it was for parents to dope their kids with these medications and I couldn't imagine anyone in their right mind doing it. Turned out quite a few of our members did it. Lolz.

I think it was something stronger than OTC histamines tbh. They were a group of doctors... 'proper' drugs won't be hard to get really and they knew they were going to be going out 'as adults' before they even went on the holiday so will have planned accordingly. I do think if it was OTC histamines they might have..reported it as its easy to explain away (especially if, as you say its fairly common to do). The likes of valium or something, not so much.

Yeah that's more in line with what I think aswell

I was actually shocked that it was a common thing tbh I mean I've heard people say oh give them some calpol to knock them out etc but it's joking and usually when they're were teething or sick so actually needed it anyway

It wouldn't surprise me if this was another group of Paedophiles satisfying their lust.

So was I, I was ASSUMING no one would actually be doing it and properly ranting about how irresponsible and awful it was and then 4 or 5 members were like ":hmph: ... we do this" and things got a bit crazy :joker:.

I mean I think everyone does the "Oh thank god it's Calpol time! Night night!" when they have a genuinely sick kid because it's usually a break from the madness... but that's not the REASON for giving it just a helpful side effect. Giving a healthy child (or a healthy anyone to be honest) any sort of medication purely for convenience is mad in my opinion and just shows a total lack of understanding that all medications carry a risk even if it's a tiny one.

I think the McCann case suddenly fell into place for me hearing that. I always thought it didn't add up at all but I never really believed the "paedophile conspiracies" or that they deliberately killed her, and couldn't figure out why any parent would cover up a genuine accident, but the possibility of there being drugs in her system that would be discovered if there was a body is the "key" that makes it all make perfect sense. If they found her and she died in an accident, even if they were totally devastated, I think it's not just possible but LIKELY they would cover it up if they thought they would end up being prosecuted, thinking "there's nothing we can do about her being dead" and seeking to protect themselves and the rest of the family.

Has anyone started it yet?

I'm almost finished the third episode, I'm even more sure now that the parents did it