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62 Re: The Madeline McCann Scenario! on Tue Oct 15 2013, 19:29
Reebok Trotter
Nat Lofthouse
Where did they hide the body? There was a gap of 25 days between her disappearance and the renting of the hire car.@Mo wrote:Maybe the body was been hidden in some other place then put in car later?
63 Re: The Madeline McCann Scenario! on Tue Oct 15 2013, 19:29
scottjames30
Nat Lofthouse
So where did they take the body ?
Did they have a boat ? put her in the boot of a car ? someone must of seen something out of the ordinary, its fucking weird .
Did they have a boat ? put her in the boot of a car ? someone must of seen something out of the ordinary, its fucking weird .
64 Re: The Madeline McCann Scenario! on Tue Oct 15 2013, 19:30
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
Oh shut up, my parents used to leave me and my brother tucked up in bed while they went to the bar when we were on holiday.@kennster wrote:I should have sympathy but when you do something as selfish and stupid as leaving 3 kids on their own in a hotel so you can have a few glasses of red you deserve it.
Would you do that Natasha?
All parents have let their guard down at some point, but it never ends in tragedy.
This couple are guilty of letting their guard down, nothing more.
65 Re: The Madeline McCann Scenario! on Tue Oct 15 2013, 19:31
Mo
David Lee
Well am not the police so is no good askin me this questions.
66 Re: The Madeline McCann Scenario! on Tue Oct 15 2013, 19:36
Reebok Trotter
Nat Lofthouse
They were under intense media scrutiny from Day one. Highly unlikely they would have been able to conceal a body for 25 days and then drive off with it in the back of a hire car.@scottjames30 wrote:So where did they take the body ?
Did they have a boat ? put her in the boot of a car ? someone must of seen something out of the ordinary, its fucking weird .
67 Re: The Madeline McCann Scenario! on Tue Oct 15 2013, 19:38
scottjames30
Nat Lofthouse
I know that, I mean I wonder where they took her, by boat, car, carried her to the sea ?@Reebok Trotter wrote:They were under intense media scrutiny from Day one. Highly unlikely they would have been able to conceal a body for 25 days and then drive off with it in the back of a hire car.@scottjames30 wrote:So where did they take the body ?
Did they have a boat ? put her in the boot of a car ? someone must of seen something out of the ordinary, its fucking weird .
its crazy .
68 Re: The Madeline McCann Scenario! on Tue Oct 15 2013, 19:38
doffcocker
Ivan Campo
The programme certainly did the parents no favours in terms of public perception.
The moment they started explaining that she had woke up the night before ill, you knew the sort of reaction it would get.
The moment they started explaining that she had woke up the night before ill, you knew the sort of reaction it would get.
69 Re: The Madeline McCann Scenario! on Tue Oct 15 2013, 19:39
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
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Until the girl is found whether dead or alive and more evidence pops up then you can't rule anyone out especially the girls parents.@Natasha Whittam wrote:Oh shut up, my parents used to leave me and my brother tucked up in bed while they went to the bar when we were on holiday.@kennster wrote:I should have sympathy but when you do something as selfish and stupid as leaving 3 kids on their own in a hotel so you can have a few glasses of red you deserve it.
Would you do that Natasha?
All parents have let their guard down at some point, but it never ends in tragedy.
This couple are guilty of letting their guard down, nothing more.
70 Re: The Madeline McCann Scenario! on Tue Oct 15 2013, 19:40
Hipster_Nebula
Nat Lofthouse
Obviously I'm not putting forward any "theories" per say, aside from the fact, and it is a fact, that dogs alerted their handlers to the smell of human remains on Maddies toy, in their car, in their wardrobe (where they reported a sports bag missing) and behind their sofa. Scents they usually detect up to 28 days from a death.@Reebok Trotter wrote:Hipster, Are you aware that the McCanns did not actually hire the rental car until 25 days after the abduction? If, as the Portuguese authorities suggest, their dogs picked up the scent of a dead person from the boot of the McCanns car, then where was Maddy's body hidden for the previous three and a half weeks?@Hipster_Nebula wrote:Can anyone explain to me why trained dogs alerted to the smell of human remains in their rental car?
If you ask me, this information was leaked to the press to muddy the waters.
To me that is at the very least, interesting evidence that has yet to be explained.
71 Re: The Madeline McCann Scenario! on Tue Oct 15 2013, 19:43
Reebok Trotter
Nat Lofthouse
The Portuguese Police also claimed to have found Maddies hair in the hire car. Could it be an innocent cross contamination or is it another untruth to point everyone in the direction of the McCanns?
72 Re: The Madeline McCann Scenario! on Tue Oct 15 2013, 19:45
Soul Kitchen
Ivan Campo
RT
Watched that video and remember seeing part of it at the time. It was quite a distance to go and leave your three kids, the same for the McCanns friends also, that in my opinion was a great act of stupidity. I am willing to accept that it's highly unlikely she went walkabouts but the fact that the door was apparently unlocked was lunacy. However I will give credit to the fact that if a fire occurred at least one of the children could have got out!
The scenario was set for the situation to occur, why did they not use the crèche? It would seem that their friends displayed the same sort of behaviour, so in that respect were lucky, but as I have said before, this does not add up at all to me.
She will be 9 or 10 now if she's alive, and you would expect her to be able to read and be watching telly, so could possibly be aware of all this and not twig it's her.
One bloke today said it's only in Britain that they are aware of what's going on with this scenario, however my daughter was clued up about it on the other side of the World in Oz!! In fact she passed comment about the efit and Gerry McCann as mentioned earlier in this thread.
Watched that video and remember seeing part of it at the time. It was quite a distance to go and leave your three kids, the same for the McCanns friends also, that in my opinion was a great act of stupidity. I am willing to accept that it's highly unlikely she went walkabouts but the fact that the door was apparently unlocked was lunacy. However I will give credit to the fact that if a fire occurred at least one of the children could have got out!
The scenario was set for the situation to occur, why did they not use the crèche? It would seem that their friends displayed the same sort of behaviour, so in that respect were lucky, but as I have said before, this does not add up at all to me.
She will be 9 or 10 now if she's alive, and you would expect her to be able to read and be watching telly, so could possibly be aware of all this and not twig it's her.
One bloke today said it's only in Britain that they are aware of what's going on with this scenario, however my daughter was clued up about it on the other side of the World in Oz!! In fact she passed comment about the efit and Gerry McCann as mentioned earlier in this thread.
73 Re: The Madeline McCann Scenario! on Tue Oct 15 2013, 19:48
Hipster_Nebula
Nat Lofthouse
you can watch the dogs performing their tasks on the internet.@Reebok Trotter wrote:The Portuguese Police also claimed to have found Maddies hair in the hire car. Could it be an innocent cross contamination or is it another untruth to point everyone in the direction of the McCanns?
now of course it could be planted evidence, in an elaborate attempt to frame the McCans but that would be odd behaviour indeed for a police force.
The hair doesn't particularly interest me as I'm sure they had loads of it on their belongings, but the scent of human remains is interesting to have on your child's play toy.
74 Re: The Madeline McCann Scenario! on Tue Oct 15 2013, 19:49
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
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You never know if she is locked up in a basement I suppose like what that Austrian bloke did to his daughter I think it was.
75 Re: The Madeline McCann Scenario! on Tue Oct 15 2013, 19:51
scottjames30
Nat Lofthouse
Have they ever put Mad's parents under hypnosis?
They might remember something that could be crucial .
They might remember something that could be crucial .
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76 Re: The Madeline McCann Scenario! on Tue Oct 15 2013, 19:51
Soul Kitchen
Ivan Campo
I bet your parents left you in Little Lever and went to Liverpool for the night!!@Natasha Whittam wrote:Oh shut up, my parents used to leave me and my brother tucked up in bed while they went to the bar when we were on holiday.@kennster wrote:I should have sympathy but when you do something as selfish and stupid as leaving 3 kids on their own in a hotel so you can have a few glasses of red you deserve it.
Would you do that Natasha?
All parents have let their guard down at some point, but it never ends in tragedy.
This couple are guilty of letting their guard down, nothing more.
FFS anything to have a break from your constant bullshit!!!
77 Re: The Madeline McCann Scenario! on Tue Oct 15 2013, 19:53
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
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@Soul Kitchen wrote:I bet your parents left you in Little Lever and went to Liverpool for the night!!@Natasha Whittam wrote:Oh shut up, my parents used to leave me and my brother tucked up in bed while they went to the bar when we were on holiday.@kennster wrote:I should have sympathy but when you do something as selfish and stupid as leaving 3 kids on their own in a hotel so you can have a few glasses of red you deserve it.
Would you do that Natasha?
All parents have let their guard down at some point, but it never ends in tragedy.
This couple are guilty of letting their guard down, nothing more.
FFS anything to have a break from your constant bullshit!!!
78 Re: The Madeline McCann Scenario! on Tue Oct 15 2013, 19:54
Guest
Guest
How is it affecting you in any way if they carrying on the search?? Try and find out how many kids in the UK have gone missing in the last 6 years with the case having to be abandoned with no answers at all, I bet there are next to none. In an ideal world no missing child case would be shut until the family get answers, but the fact one is instead of none is a good thing you berk.@Soul Kitchen wrote:Yes a young girl has vanished due to parent neglect!! Two suspects from six years ago, one square chin, one long. How many other children have gone missing and the taxman is still funding the search for them after six years? Furthermore the child may have a new lifestyle now which she may prefer to that of her negligent parents.
Ffs these two are really passing me off now!!!
I can't believe people are moaning about this, it's a new low in my opinion.
79 Re: The Madeline McCann Scenario! on Tue Oct 15 2013, 19:56
Soul Kitchen
Ivan Campo
I think I read somewhere the McCanns refused a lie test? This seems quite a no win position to be put in by the Police?@scottjames30 wrote:Have they ever put Mad's parents under hypnosis?
They might remember something that could be crucial .
80 Re: The Madeline McCann Scenario! on Tue Oct 15 2013, 20:02
Soul Kitchen
Ivan Campo
It's perhaps as well your opinion to me counts for fuck all based on most of your comments!! I'll lose no sleep over it.bwfc1874 wrote:How is it affecting you in any way if they carrying on the search?? Try and find out how many kids in the UK have gone missing in the last 6 years with the case having to be abandoned with no answers at all, I bet there are next to none. In an ideal world no missing child case would be shut until the family get answers, but the fact one is instead of none is a good thing you berk.@Soul Kitchen wrote:Yes a young girl has vanished due to parent neglect!! Two suspects from six years ago, one square chin, one long. How many other children have gone missing and the taxman is still funding the search for them after six years? Furthermore the child may have a new lifestyle now which she may prefer to that of her negligent parents.
Ffs these two are really passing me off now!!!
I can't believe people are moaning about this, it's a new low in my opinion.
82 Re: The Madeline McCann Scenario! on Tue Oct 15 2013, 20:53
Guest
Guest
So you have no answer to any of it.@Soul Kitchen wrote:It's perhaps as well your opinion to me counts for fuck all based on most of your comments!! I'll lose no sleep over it.bwfc1874 wrote:How is it affecting you in any way if they carrying on the search?? Try and find out how many kids in the UK have gone missing in the last 6 years with the case having to be abandoned with no answers at all, I bet there are next to none. In an ideal world no missing child case would be shut until the family get answers, but the fact one is instead of none is a good thing you berk.@Soul Kitchen wrote:Yes a young girl has vanished due to parent neglect!! Two suspects from six years ago, one square chin, one long. How many other children have gone missing and the taxman is still funding the search for them after six years? Furthermore the child may have a new lifestyle now which she may prefer to that of her negligent parents.
Ffs these two are really passing me off now!!!
I can't believe people are moaning about this, it's a new low in my opinion.
You're moaning that the police are looking for an abducted little girl and can't support your pathetic little argument so make a completely unrelated comment instead. Learn to back up your opinions properly then there may be a point to your posts.
83 Re: The Madeline McCann Scenario! on Tue Oct 15 2013, 21:01
bwfc71
Ivan Campo
What would your and/or any other persons reaction be if the couple in question were living on the breadline in a council house on Johnson fold, earning just about the minimum wage and all this had happened in Benidorm?bwfc1874 wrote:How is it affecting you in any way if they carrying on the search?? Try and find out how many kids in the UK have gone missing in the last 6 years with the case having to be abandoned with no answers at all, I bet there are next to none. In an ideal world no missing child case would be shut until the family get answers, but the fact one is instead of none is a good thing you berk.@Soul Kitchen wrote:Yes a young girl has vanished due to parent neglect!! Two suspects from six years ago, one square chin, one long. How many other children have gone missing and the taxman is still funding the search for them after six years? Furthermore the child may have a new lifestyle now which she may prefer to that of her negligent parents.
Ffs these two are really passing me off now!!!
I can't believe people are moaning about this, it's a new low in my opinion.
This is the difference between the have and the have-nots and those who have influential friends and those who don't!! Would we actually be bothered f it was a working-class family and they tried to pursue it???
84 Re: The Madeline McCann Scenario! on Tue Oct 15 2013, 21:08
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
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Good post 71, absolutely spot on!@bwfc71 wrote:What would your and/or any other persons reaction be if the couple in question were living on the breadline in a council house on Johnson fold, earning just about the minimum wage and all this had happened in Benidorm?bwfc1874 wrote:How is it affecting you in any way if they carrying on the search?? Try and find out how many kids in the UK have gone missing in the last 6 years with the case having to be abandoned with no answers at all, I bet there are next to none. In an ideal world no missing child case would be shut until the family get answers, but the fact one is instead of none is a good thing you berk.@Soul Kitchen wrote:Yes a young girl has vanished due to parent neglect!! Two suspects from six years ago, one square chin, one long. How many other children have gone missing and the taxman is still funding the search for them after six years? Furthermore the child may have a new lifestyle now which she may prefer to that of her negligent parents.
Ffs these two are really passing me off now!!!
I can't believe people are moaning about this, it's a new low in my opinion.
This is the difference between the have and the have-nots and those who have influential friends and those who don't!! Would we actually be bothered f it was a working-class family and they tried to pursue it???
85 Re: The Madeline McCann Scenario! on Tue Oct 15 2013, 21:09
Soul Kitchen
Ivan Campo
Exactly 71 but as usual 1874 only zeros in on part of the thread and starts nicking away in an attempt to get a rise. In fact an arrogance displayed not unlike the McCanns!!
86 Re: The Madeline McCann Scenario! on Tue Oct 15 2013, 21:10
scottjames30
Nat Lofthouse
71, that's correct .
87 Re: The Madeline McCann Scenario! on Tue Oct 15 2013, 21:25
Guest
Guest
I had no idea the McCanns weren't working class, that's totally irrelevant to me. I'd have the exact same reaction if the police reopened an investigation - let them do it it's for an abducted little girl.@bwfc71 wrote:What would your and/or any other persons reaction be if the couple in question were living on the breadline in a council house on Johnson fold, earning just about the minimum wage and all this had happened in Benidorm?
This is the difference between the have and the have-nots and those who have influential friends and those who don't!! Would we actually be bothered f it was a working-class family and they tried to pursue it???
My issue is with people moaning that it has been re opened, Im not an avid supporter of the case I just don't understand the logic behind SK whining that it has been, when it's clearly a good thing.
88 Re: The Madeline McCann Scenario! on Tue Oct 15 2013, 21:29
Reebok Trotter
Nat Lofthouse
Ben Needham didn't come from an affluent family but his disappearance in Greece attracted worldwide attention. Claudia Lawrence, who disappeared in York was also the subject of plenty of attention.@bwfc71 wrote:
What would your and/or any other persons reaction be if the couple in question were living on the breadline in a council house on Johnson fold, earning just about the minimum wage and all this had happened in Benidorm?
This is the difference between the have and the have-nots and those who have influential friends and those who don't!! Would we actually be bothered f it was a working-class family and they tried to pursue it???
I don't buy the argument that if the child comes from a lower class family on a sink estate then her case doesn't merit as much attention. Recent events in the press suggest otherwise.
The kidnapping of Shannon Matthews in Leeds certainly caught the imagination of the public. Her mother Karen who is a loathsome individual was eventually charged with plotting the whole thing to claim a reward. She had different kids by different partners and certainly wasn't a model parent.
The murder of Tia Sharp by her ' Stepfather ' Stuart Hazell is another example. In the UK missing children are all treated with utmost urgency by the police regardless of their personal circumstances and to suggest otherwise does a disservice to the dedication they show in cases of this nature.
89 Re: The Madeline McCann Scenario! on Tue Oct 15 2013, 21:40
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
I'd be thinking how the fuck can you afford to fly abroad when you're on benefits. Twats!@bwfc71 wrote:What would your and/or any other persons reaction be if the couple in question were living on the breadline in a council house on Johnson fold, earning just about the minimum wage and all this had happened in Benidorm?
90 Re: The Madeline McCann Scenario! on Tue Oct 15 2013, 21:47
Guest
Guest
More rubbish, I've zeroed in on the point of the thread! You moaning about the police doing their job, and you still can't put together any justification.@Soul Kitchen wrote:Exactly 71 but as usual 1874 only zeros in on part of the thread and starts nicking away in an attempt to get a rise. In fact an arrogance displayed not unlike the McCanns!!
It's arrogant for the McCanns to look for their daughter? And for me to disagree with you?
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