View Poll Results: Is it time to move on from Maddie?
It is time to let it rest and get on with life?
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16 November 2010, 01:14 PM
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They are either very, very stupid and selfish or they are murderers. Either way they are not fit to be parents.
at some point you have to let it go.
16 November 2010, 02:56 PM
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16 November 2010, 04:16 PM
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As I said above, there is no evidence that they did what you are theorising about. Without that you are slandering them and that is unfair.
Of course they were irresponsible to leave their children alone as they did and they deserve all the criticism for that. To say that they killed Maddie either deliberately or accidentally is quite wrong unless you have evidence that no one else has seen yet!
Should such evidence ever come to light then of course they would deserve to be hammered for it both publicly and in the courts. To accuse them of that now is quite wrong and you are also pushing your luck by saying so in public.
Les
Of course they were irresponsible to leave their children alone as they did and they deserve all the criticism for that. To say that they killed Maddie either deliberately or accidentally is quite wrong unless you have evidence that no one else has seen yet!
Should such evidence ever come to light then of course they would deserve to be hammered for it both publicly and in the courts. To accuse them of that now is quite wrong and you are also pushing your luck by saying so in public.
Les
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16 November 2010, 06:37 PM
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As I said above, there is no evidence that they did what you are theorising about. Without that you are slandering them and that is unfair.
Of course they were irresponsible to leave their children alone as they did and they deserve all the criticism for that. To say that they killed Maddie either deliberately or accidentally is quite wrong unless you have evidence that no one else has seen yet!
Should such evidence ever come to light then of course they would deserve to be hammered for it both publicly and in the courts. To accuse them of that now is quite wrong and you are also pushing your luck by saying so in public.
Les
Of course they were irresponsible to leave their children alone as they did and they deserve all the criticism for that. To say that they killed Maddie either deliberately or accidentally is quite wrong unless you have evidence that no one else has seen yet!
Should such evidence ever come to light then of course they would deserve to be hammered for it both publicly and in the courts. To accuse them of that now is quite wrong and you are also pushing your luck by saying so in public.
Les
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16 November 2010, 06:53 PM
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As I said above, there is no evidence that they did what you are theorising about. Without that you are slandering them and that is unfair.
Of course they were irresponsible to leave their children alone as they did and they deserve all the criticism for that. To say that they killed Maddie either deliberately or accidentally is quite wrong unless you have evidence that no one else has seen yet!
Should such evidence ever come to light then of course they would deserve to be hammered for it both publicly and in the courts. To accuse them of that now is quite wrong and you are also pushing your luck by saying so in public.
Les
Of course they were irresponsible to leave their children alone as they did and they deserve all the criticism for that. To say that they killed Maddie either deliberately or accidentally is quite wrong unless you have evidence that no one else has seen yet!
Should such evidence ever come to light then of course they would deserve to be hammered for it both publicly and in the courts. To accuse them of that now is quite wrong and you are also pushing your luck by saying so in public.
Les
I dont live too far away from the couple. I have friends who know them well. They are an extremely well liked couple. They dote on their children. There is no doubt, as they will admit, that they made a huge error of judgement. One which has caused them more grief than you can imagine.
I have been in a position where I found a two year old wandering round Donington Park during a BTCC race, we looked after the tot for ten minutes or so waiting for a parent to come looking. No one came (we handed him over to the Police), on another occassion I also ran and picked a child who could hardly walk who had fallen in the sea.
Both of these could have turned out very different.
Tragically the McCanns error resulting in a real problem. Am I the only one who truly sympathises? You all perfect?
16 November 2010, 07:27 PM
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Well put Les.
I dont live too far away from the couple. I have friends who know them well. They are an extremely well liked couple. They dote on their children. There is no doubt, as they will admit, that they made a huge error of judgement. One which has caused them more grief than you can imagine.
I have been in a position where I found a two year old wandering round Donington Park during a BTCC race, we looked after the tot for ten minutes or so waiting for a parent to come looking. No one came (we handed him over to the Police), on another occassion I also ran and picked a child who could hardly walk who had fallen in the sea.
Both of these could have turned out very different.
Tragically the McCanns error resulting in a real problem. Am I the only one who truly sympathises? You all perfect?
I dont live too far away from the couple. I have friends who know them well. They are an extremely well liked couple. They dote on their children. There is no doubt, as they will admit, that they made a huge error of judgement. One which has caused them more grief than you can imagine.
I have been in a position where I found a two year old wandering round Donington Park during a BTCC race, we looked after the tot for ten minutes or so waiting for a parent to come looking. No one came (we handed him over to the Police), on another occassion I also ran and picked a child who could hardly walk who had fallen in the sea.
Both of these could have turned out very different.
Tragically the McCanns error resulting in a real problem. Am I the only one who truly sympathises? You all perfect?
That's not an "error in judgement".
As to whether they are hiding something more sinister - only they know that for sure.
16 November 2010, 08:36 PM
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Personally I also think that they were involved more than simply going out and leaving the door unlocked ....
Am I completely mistaken when I vaguley recollect a report suggesting that the the car they had rented Maddie's DNA in the boot? Was that ever stated as blood rather than DNA? Yes there are reasons other than something fishy as to why it could have ended up there but c'mon .... that makes the whole thing more suss surely?
17 November 2010, 01:44 PM
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And who's to say maddie was even in the room to begin with.
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17 November 2010, 02:43 PM
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17 November 2010, 03:03 PM
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as alot have said its always been a very strange affair. i hope to god they didn't hurt there own child but for them to forget to shut so many things while they go out and only one child out of the five in there to go missing has always tugged on my suspicions.
17 November 2010, 03:25 PM
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was it not 3 kids they had in the one room and only one gets taken, the twins were left?. how did they know that the room was not locked ?
its all questions at the end of the day. and no one knows the answers (the 100% real answers)
i keep an open mind to what happened. but i know my heart goes out for those who actually do miss madie. she did have other family other than her parents and i bet they too feel just as much pain
the truth comes out in the end.
its all questions at the end of the day. and no one knows the answers (the 100% real answers)
i keep an open mind to what happened. but i know my heart goes out for those who actually do miss madie. she did have other family other than her parents and i bet they too feel just as much pain
the truth comes out in the end.