[Kazanne]

The McCanns,are you watching ,if so what do you think

[Marsh.]

Sorry, no but when your child says "Where were you when we cried last night?" you don't think 'we'll have to watch the door more carefully', you think 'one or both of us is staying in tonight'.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by 08marsh

Sorry, no but when your child says "Where were you when we cried last night?" you don't think 'we'll have to watch the door more carefully', you think 'one or both of us is staying in tonight'.

Agreed,it's all so weird

[T*]

Someone carrying a child...

[Marsh.]

Now, he notices a door ajar and still leaves them.

[Drew.]

I dont think the parents had anything to do with her going missing but after watching this i'd blame their stupidity for it happening in the first place

[Ninastar]

Originally Posted by Drew.

I dont think the parents had anything to do with her going missing but after watching this i'd blame their stupidity for it happening in the first place

agreed.

[Marsh.]

Now, she closes the door before glancing on the children, only looking again when a gust of wind blew the door shut.

Not saying they're responsible, but as parents they were incredibly naive and silly for such seemingly intelligent people.

[T*]

Agree with drew and 08. This seems quite silly.

[Kazanne]

How can she say she knew straight away that madeleine had gone missing,the child could have got up and wondered off?

[Brother Leon]

The two should be done for negligence. If it was Tracey from Peckham, she would probably lose her other two kids and be in Prison somehwere.

[T*]

Kaz, she said that she checked their bed but she wasn't there.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Cuda

Kaz, she said that she checked their bed but she wasn't there.

I know but how can she state she had been 'taken' she could have wandered off

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

I know but how can she state she had been 'taken' she could have wandered off

Didn't she say missing, not taken?

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by 08marsh

Didn't she say missing, not taken?

She said "I knew then she'de been taken"

[Brother Leon]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

She said "I knew then she'de been taken"

After she saw the curtains and window undone.

[Drew.]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

I know but how can she state she had been 'taken' she could have wandered off

i guess its instinct.. if you put someone to bed that can hardly keep their eyes open you'll probably suspect the worst if they aren't still in bed.

[Marsh.]

Ah. See, just terrible, terrible parenting.

Extremely selfish to put your need for fine dining above your children's safety.

[Me. I Am Salman]

Why on earth would you leave your kids alone in a hotel in another country

[bbfan1991]

Originally Posted by Salman!

Why on earth would you leave your kids alone in a hotel in another country

Exactly!

[bbfan1991]

The only thing that annoys me is that loads of money has gone to help them, of course trying to find out what happened to Madeline or find her if a chance she is still alive is important, but what about those whose loved ones go missing and suffer from a lack of help or resources?

[AnnieK]

Originally Posted by bbfan1991

The only thing that annoys me is that loads of money has gone to help them, of course trying to find out what happened to Madeline or find her if a chance she is still alive is important, but what about those whose loved ones go missing and suffer from a lack of help or resources?

Yep...rich doctors and then Ben Needhams mum hardly got any coverage...

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by anniek76

Yep...rich doctors and then Ben Needhams mum hardly got any coverage...

I feel the same annie she's a lovely little kid but so are all the others that have gone missing.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by anniek76

Yep...rich doctors and then Ben Needhams mum hardly got any coverage...

Yeah, if they were from a council state you can bet they'd have had the twins taken away from them.

[bbfan1991]

Indeed, they were neglectful.

I hope that the Police are not building themselves up and then end up feeling deflated, the phrase ''clutching at straws'' would be appropriate if it happens.