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Madeline Mccann In The News Again.
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Major' breakthrough in the hunt for Maddie: Police say they have identified a new Madeleine McCann suspect currently in jail in Germany who was in Portuguese resort minutes before the toddler vanished
Met Police has identified 43-year-old man as suspect in Madeleine McCann case
Was known to have been in Praia da Luz, Algarve when she vanished in May 2007
He is expected to be named on German national television this evening
is making a 'major' new appeal in long-running investigation
Funds for Operation Grange, which has exceeded £11m, expired at end of March
Major' breakthrough in the hunt for Maddie: Police say they have identified a new Madeleine McCann suspect currently in jail in Germany who was in Portuguese resort minutes before the toddler vanished
Met Police has identified 43-year-old man as suspect in Madeleine McCann case
Was known to have been in Praia da Luz, Algarve when she vanished in May 2007
He is expected to be named on German national television this evening
is making a 'major' new appeal in long-running investigation
Funds for Operation Grange, which has exceeded £11m, expired at end of March
Bakers Dozen - // I'm with Mozz. The whole thing stinks. //
In what way?
Surely if the McCanns had anything at all to do with their daughter's disappearance, it would be in their interests to ensure that the case is forgotten as soon as possible. The fact that they have gone in completely the opposite direction does not seriously suggest that they were complicit.
In what way?
Surely if the McCanns had anything at all to do with their daughter's disappearance, it would be in their interests to ensure that the case is forgotten as soon as possible. The fact that they have gone in completely the opposite direction does not seriously suggest that they were complicit.
zebo - // In respect of their 'negligence' which parents can say that they never did anything that could have ended badly? I certainly can't say that I never did anything. //
Neither can I, but I can say that my wife and I took reasonable precautions to protect our children.
If we were abroad, and eating dinner, they were with us, every night, and if they were in the room asleep, so were we, and our kids were a lot older than three when we first went to Europe.
I'm not saying I an a better parent that Mr and Mrs McCann, simply that the notion of leaving my children out of my sight, at night, in a foreign country, is one I would never dream of.
Neither can I, but I can say that my wife and I took reasonable precautions to protect our children.
If we were abroad, and eating dinner, they were with us, every night, and if they were in the room asleep, so were we, and our kids were a lot older than three when we first went to Europe.
I'm not saying I an a better parent that Mr and Mrs McCann, simply that the notion of leaving my children out of my sight, at night, in a foreign country, is one I would never dream of.
It's a while I read it but why was her blood and dna found in the boot of the car and on the floor behind the settee? Why did the parents make several trips to the local rubbish dump, which they said was for removal of garden rubbish. Why did her mother wash the curtains in the apartment? Not the sort of thing when you are holiday with three young children. So many things just don't ring true but even if they were not implicated I will never understand why they were not prosecuted for child neglect or something similar.