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Old 24-02-2016, 09:09 AM #1
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..the two are not comparable at all though because a crime/murder had occurred and a murderer had been charged and sentenced and it was described as an 'unprecedented thriller series' and made to invite theories and speculations etc...I'm not going to divert the thread anymore with Making of a Murderer because it has no connection to any similarities with Madeleine's disappearance whatsoever...and to make any connection at all and relate it to anyone else's opinions was extremely shabby...imo of course...
It doesn't matter though if that's what the documentary wanted from a person, there's plenty of documentaries made too about Maddie McCann, some wanting you to think one way and some wanting you to think another. The difference being that no one actually knows what happened to the victim in the McCann case, nevermind who was responsible (although clearly some of that responsibility lies with her parents regardless of what happened that night imo)

Actually, I was thinking earlier what peoples opinions would be if the scenario was slightly different and instead of Maddie just disappearing without a trace she got up looking for her parents, couldn't find them so went out the unlocked patio door and fell in the pool and drowned while trying to find them. I wonder what peoples opinions on that situation would be? Would they still find the McCanns to be blameless?
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It doesn't matter though if that's what the documentary wanted from a person, there's plenty of documentaries made too about Maddie McCann, some wanting you to think one way and some wanting you to think another. The difference being that no one actually knows what happened to the victim in the McCann case, nevermind who was responsible (although clearly some of that responsibility lies with her parents regardless of what happened that night imo)

Actually, I was thinking earlier what peoples opinions would be if the scenario was slightly different and instead of Maddie just disappearing without a trace she got up looking for her parents, couldn't find them so went out the unlocked patio door and fell in the pool and drowned while trying to find them. I wonder what peoples opinions on that situation would be? Would they still find the McCanns to be blameless?



totally agree Niamh..I have no idea what happened to this poor child ...what I do know is that she would be safe if it wasn't for the neglect of her parents.I am by no means the perfect parent mine are boys 24,23,20 and an 11yr old girl.I would be sick to my stomach if I was neglectful enough to leave them unsupervised....and then even though Maddie cried to her parents about waking up without them being there ....to carry on being so neglectful is showing me ...something isn't right there
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totally agree Niamh..I have no idea what happened to this poor child ...what I do know is that she would be safe if it wasn't for the neglect of her parents.I am by no means the perfect parent mine are boys 24,23,20 and an 11yr old girl.I would be sick to my stomach if I was neglectful enough to leave them unsupervised....and then even though Maddie cried to her parents about waking up without them being there ....to carry on being so neglectful is showing me ...something isn't right there
Oh that's a big gap! I bet those are very over protective big brothers

And yeah, I guess, especially after Maddie had told them she woke up and was scared and crying and they still did it after that is what gets me even more than anything. I would be horrified with myself and consumed with guilt for just that incident alone
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Oh that's a big gap! I bet those are very over protective big brothers

And yeah, I guess, especially after Maddie had told them she woke up and was scared and crying and they still did it after that is what gets me even more than anything. I would be horrified with myself and consumed with guilt for just that incident alone

yeah ..probalby a little over protective....But you know what as a parent even still when the lads are working away (the two oldest) or when my youngest lad goes away with his mates for the weekend...I still worry about them..so how a parent can sit down and eat a plate of food knowing that these babies were alone in a strange country is beyond me
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