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Originally Posted by joeysteele
In law Marsh.
You are correct.
There are no grounds for prosecuting in law.
This is one of those issues where many can relate to the pain of losing a child in whatever way Madeline was lost.
Equally many who find the Parents, for not any emergency but only to socialise.
Actually both leaving their children at night alone while they did so.
There's media which have expressed suspicion nearer home.
The Parents were interviewed as possible suspects too at one time.
There has been no court judgements of guilt or innocence as to any possible in this tragic loss of a child.
So nothing to charge anyone for as to having and expressing their opinion.
Immaterial of the side they may lean to.
Some however, who feel strongly as to child neglect will be livid, rightly, with any parents leaving children as young as these were at the time.
For ANY length of time.
May express that more forcefully than others.
If the truth is known ever in the future.
Then any who've made false judgements can apologise if they wish.
If the facts once proven, show the position they took was incorrect.
Nothing to prosecute for at all.
I have had my position changed from talking to those on this site over the years, and doing new assessment of what I originally felt.
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Nice to see you back, joey.
