And Cadaver odour was detected by the dogs in both the apartment (where no one had previously died) and the rental car

Nothing will convince me the parents aren't responsible for Madeleine's death.

Nor me.

I had my doubts earlier on but I've said this many times.
Chuff me dizzy was a member on here who never pulled her punches.
She gathered loads of info and posted it on here and fully convinced me to be as sure as probable, that they were responsible.

I agree with Denver's accounts too.

They were responsible if their account of events is 100% accurate.

The narrative that "it could happen to anyone" or is comparable to turning your back for a few seconds is just a massive stretch. Yes mistakes happen and terrible things happen.

Leaving three toddlers alone in a room and going for dinner is not an oversight or a small error it is reckless to the point of negligencr, and caused their daughter's death. Is that awful for them? Of course. But it's more awful for her. And the suggestion being put out that their actions were OK is reprehensible.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/content/...eg?imwidth=500


The Rev Rob Gladstone, who led prayers at the informal outdoor, told the congregation:
“We are here this evening to show our loving concern for Madeleine and for all young
children who have been taken away from their families against their will.

“We are also here to encourage one another to keep up hope and pray for a renewal of
strength even after this long time.”

Amelie, accompanied by her friend Georgina, joined in repeating mantras read out by
individual people in the 70-strong crowd including “Never never give up”, “leave no
stone unturned”, “don’t forget about me” and “still missing, still missed."

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/202...gerry-rothley/

But a naked drag-queen (and there’s absolutely nothing wrong with drag in itself; you know that’s far from what I’m saying) doing a play for babies is a better role-model for parents?

If you don’t want to discuss the topic of the thread, that’s perfectly fine, but don’t try and start rows by bringing up things that are completely irrelevant and purely designed to initiate something, I’ve told you before, you’re not getting a row out of me, so stop trying

My thoughts since the beginning.

[QUOTE=GoldHeart;11287062]My thoughts since the beginning.[/QUOTE}

Thankfully not the thoughts of the police detectives who were furnished with all the evidence available and not just the morsels gleaned by the news media.

Justice was served to the unfortunate family. Kate and her husband are actually respected Doctors

https://i2-prod.mirror.co.uk/incomin...-in-Lisbon.jpg

[QUOTE=LeatherTrumpet;11287066] Them being ' respected doctors ' doesn't mean they're innocent, if anything they can fool people more so .

And as I keep saying.....even if you don't think they're responsible for Madeline's disappearance ,they still neglected their very small 3 kids to go out drinking with their mates.

LT always brings that picture out when he is losing the argument

There is no argument, just a tragic unfortunate loving family who fate has dealt a terrible hand to - vilified by covetous arm-chair detectives.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/wp-content/...trip=all&w=639

Giving me a year 10 cry on the spot challenge in my Drama Lesson

If they did what's the motive supposed to be and why have they worked tirelessly to keep the investigation going and the case in the spotlight if they were responsible? Is this supposed to have been under the nose of their friends?

Agree, it doesn't make sense that they have been desperate to keep the investigation alive....and how could they possibly have disposed of her body so it would never be found in such a short time span.

I’m not initiating anything but you’re the last person who’s in any position to be judging people’s parenting skills, let me tell you.

Well said Redway