Perhaps they could have taken a photo of this girl to show that it isn't her![]()
Besides dynamicv's valid point, this is breaking news, and as such details are light on the ground. But you can rely on the British Press to do a stand up job
Perhaps they could have taken a photo of this girl to show that it isn't her![]()
ok sure but sometimes it is easier to shoot the messenger.The media have been all over this story because the parents have had a carefully-planned and professional PR campaign run for them by various well-connected people, people connected with government, with briefings and leaks all over the place. So let's not blame the media; they report what they've been given.
ok sure but sometimes it is easier to shoot the messenger.
Who said anything about posting?Wouldn't you be a little concerned about privacy if a picture of your child was posted across the world?
Your post made it seem as if you were calling for publicly released proof that this girl isn't Madeleine that's all. If you weren't then I retract my question.Who said anything about posting?
Your post made it seem as if you were calling for publicly released proof that this girl isn't Madeleine that's all. If you weren't then I retract my question.
That child looks a good year younger than Madeleine's four years of age. Are we going to have to go through this whenever someone on holiday spots a blond girl within 50 miles of the Mediterranean?
As a parent would you repeatedly leave your children in an unlocked apartment whilst you partied over a hundred yards away in a restaurant completely out of sight?
Perhaps they could have taken a photo of this girl to show that it isn't her![]()
Once again the Daily Mail manages to disgust me
Once again the Daily Mail manages to disgust me![]()
in the clutches of a group of Moroccans
I think the mother gave the child an overdose of something or other to make her sleep well and when she went to check up, the child was dead so she drove off and buried her somewhere came back and said she was missing.
For the parents, perhaps. As is appropriate.
For many of us in the UK, we're fed up with the story.
I think the mother gave the child an overdose of something or other to make her sleep well and when she went to check up, the child was dead so she drove off and buried her somewhere came back and said she was missing.
Proof:
a) The twins weren't harmed
b) Blood in the car
c) The parents and all their friends were drunk on the night of the disappearance. (12 bottles for 4 people, I think?)
The car in question was hired by the McCanns a couple of weeks after their daughter disappeared – this suggests one of three explanations...b) Blood in the car
Amen. And not only their nightmare - the little girl's, too, if she's still alive. They are terrified and no doubt wracked by guilt for leaving her alone. I can't imagine living with myself if my child disappeared when I had left him unattended. And God only knows what the child is going through.
I hope to God that picture turns out to be her, and that she's found safe, soon.
raggedjimmi said:Hear hear.
I originally thought it was a sad situation, but going off how careless the parents have been then it's no wonder something like this has happened. It's bad yes. But could have been so easily avoided if they took care of their children. You'd expect more from doctors.