[Kazanne]

Why wont they do a lie detector.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

Why wont they do a lie detector.

er because they dont work

[Lee.]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

Why wont they do a lie detector.

Because they're only 98/99% accurate. Would you risk that when it came to be accused of murdering your child? I wouldn't. Plus even if they'd passed, the cyber detectives probably would have blamed that 2% innacuracy anyway..

Also.. I don't think lie detector results are admissible in court anyway, so what would have been the point?

[Shaun]

because this isn't jeremy kyle

[Vicky.]

Completely ignoring the question of if they had more to do with he disappearance than they would have us believe..I actually cant believe that someone is trying to argue that there was no neglect in this case and that it is totally normal to leave young children unsupervised to go out and enjoy yourself.

Please tell me all those who think they are innocent dont also believe that they are totally blameless in this and that leaving the kids alone was perfectly fine? I have actually never seen someone trying to say they werent even negligent until today.

[Jezzy]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Completely ignoring the question of if they had more to do with he disappearance than they would have us believe..I actually cant believe that someone is trying to argue that there was no neglect in this case and that it is totally normal to leave young children unsupervised to go out and enjoy yourself.

Please tell me all those who think they are innocent dont also believe that they are totally blameless in this and that leaving the kids alone was perfectly fine? I have actually never seen someone trying to say they werent even negligent until today.

I haven't either Vicky, I'm frankly shocked that anyone would think there was no neglect, especially when a creche was available for 10 euros.

[sassysocks]

Originally Posted by Jezzy

I haven't either Vicky, I'm frankly shocked that anyone would think there was no neglect, especially when a creche was available for 10 euros.

Making a mistake, for which they have paid the worst price possible, does not make them child murderers. Half the problem is people see a case of neglect and want to play the blame game. They left their child, they must of killed her. It is insane.

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by sassysocks

Making a mistake, for which they have paid the worst price possible, does not make them child murderers. Half the problem is people see a case of neglect and want to play the blame game. They left their child, they must of killed her. It is insane.

Not everyone that thinks they should be done for neglect thinks they murdered her..even a lot of people who think the parents are totally innocent in it all still think they neglected their kids that night and should be punished for it.

Infact I dont think murder is a popular theory anyway. The most common from what I have seen has been accidental death.

IMO with all of the contradictions and holes in the story it is just ridiculous to believe anything 100%. Whether that be that the parents are innocent or guilty or hiding the body. There is massive room for doubt from either side tbh.

[Jezzy]

Would you be more likely to react "She's been taken" or, "Oh my God, where is she?" Upon discovering your child was not in the apartment?

[Z]

I change my mind about this case every time it gets rehashed in the media. This sounds like yet another non-story and it's completely in line with the McCanns' bizarre attitude to their daughter's disappearance. If the police force are about to arrest people in connection with her disappearance, why is the media reporting on it before it happens? Is that not going to cause any guilty parties to do a runner?

I find their behaviour unsettlingly calm and composed, but just because they aren't responding hysterically doesn't mean they're guilty of anything. There was a program on TV I watched recently about body language and how we're better understanding it and how it is used in criminal investigations - there was analysis of the Soham murders, the guy who killed Tia Sharp, that man Mitchell Quy who killed his wife, the McCanns... They don't act like the typical bereaved parents and I think, if nothing else, the fact they neglected their children that night (and maybe other nights) and didn't even seem particularly devastated by the most horrible consequences imaginable just says it all to me... they're unfit parents. I really believe that if they weren't doctors they'd have had their other kids taken off them for such gross negligence. Who leaves their three babies alone in an unlocked apartment that they can't even see from where they are dining? There were creche facilities, they could have taken the kids with them, they could have not gone out for dinner that night... but on this forum we've gone over this case with a fine comb so many times.

On the assumption that they aren't guilty of anything other than leaving their kids alone; I hope that the police make some arrests and manage to advance the case somehow. I don't think they'll get anything out of it though - if Madeleine is still alive now, I'd imagine she'll be killed if the police are getting anywhere near to catching whoever has her. Who's going to let her live? It's obvious that if she was abducted and trafficked, she's not exactly going to be living well - I don't even want to think about the kinds of horrors that little girl has been subjected to over the years, whoever the McCanns are expecting to rescue, it's not going to be their innocent little 3 year old girl who comes back. Sometimes, though, there is a happy ending... maybe in ten years she'll escape and be rescued...

[Jezzy]

Catweazle, would you go off and leave your children alone? Just asking. And if you wouldn't, why not?

[Marsh.]

Isn't this just a repeat of the last thread? Might as well bump that one up, some very good points/arguments were made in it.

[Jezzy]

Originally Posted by 08marsh

Isn't this just a repeat of the last thread? Might as well bump that one up, some very good points/arguments were made in it.

Maybe they should be merged?

[Nedusa]

Originally Posted by 08marsh

Isn't this just a repeat of the last thread? Might as well bump that one up, some very good points/arguments were made in it.

I agree.......we seem to be going round and round in circles with this story, this thread as you say is just another re-hash of all the points raised in the last Thread.

Time maybe for everyone to move on and perhaps use these police resources to investigate some of the other thousands of missing children cases which are currently unsolved.

The McCanns have had more than enough of their share of the limelight with this case.

Time to move on.

[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by Nedusa

I agree.......we seem to be going round and round in circles with this story, this thread as you say is just another re-hash of all the points raised in the last Thread.

Time maybe for everyone to move on and perhaps use these police resources to investigate some of the other thousands of missing children cases which are currently unsolved.

The McCanns have had more than enough of their share of the limelight with this case.

Time to move on.

This review (whitewash) being done by Redwood ( he who tried to plant jill Dandos death on an innocent man to get a result in the case) will have cost the taxpayer Ł10m by the time its done, and for what ? nothing ,this is and always will be a Portuguese case,while children queue up in food bank queues

[Jezzy]

Must have been a hella lot of seabass.

[Vicky.]

I honestly wish this case would just disappear. Its absolutely ridiculous the amount of time, money and coverage this has had compared to other missing child cases. Nothing in it makes sense, from ANY angle, hence the endless 'conspiracy' stuff. The official story makes no sense yet people are expected to believe it and are ridiculed for pointing out the massive amounts of holes. From the 'other' view, theres not much that makes sense either when you tie it all together. Noone will ever find out what happened that day..its been too long, the amount of disinformation and such out there (from both sides) is ridiculous, and attempting to pin it on burglars is just an insult to peoples intelligence IMO. Burglars who leave all valuables but take a child instead, and then hang around the resort making multiple phonecalls instead of getting out of there? Yeah..ok

[Kate!]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

I honestly wish this case would just disappear. Its absolutely ridiculous the amount of time, money and coverage this has had compared to other missing child cases. Nothing in it makes sense, from ANY angle, hence the endless 'conspiracy' stuff. The official story makes no sense yet people are expected to believe it and are ridiculed for pointing out the massive amounts of holes. From the 'other' view, theres not much that makes sense either when you tie it all together. Noone will ever find out what happened that day..its been too long, the amount of disinformation and such out there (from both sides) is ridiculous, and attempting to pin it on burglars is just an insult to peoples intelligence IMO. Burglars who leave all valuables but take a child instead, and then hang around the resort making multiple phonecalls instead of getting out of there? Yeah..ok

great post

[Jezzy]

I also don't believe everyone is ready to point the finger unless there is something not right. Nobody has ever accused Ben Needham's mother of being in any way involved.

[MTVN]

Source for the fridge story? Only place it ever seems to get mentioned is on anti-McCann forums

There's so much misinformation and rumour spread around the internet with this case it's ridiculous

[Jezzy]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Source for the fridge story? Only place it ever seems to get mentioned is on anti-McCann forums

Yet if it didn't happen, surely there would be libel claims?

[MTVN]

Originally Posted by Jezzy

Yet if it didn't happen, surely there would be libel claims?

Well they can't really police every corner of the internet or stop people speculating and discussing, as much as they might like to, they would probably like to shut this thread down if they could lol

[Samm]

I hope they do find her, but I don't think they will find anything

But I'm hoping they do

[Lee.]

Did the police know he'd dumped the fridge?

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Lee.

Did the police know he'd dumped the fridge?

If a few people on a Big Brother forum know about it, I imagine they did yes.