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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #3945 on: March 21, 2019, 12:01:PM »
What is known is that Madeleine's remains were dug up, and placed into a black sports type holdall belonging Gerry McCann. This holdall had been captured on a shelf in the parents bedroom  in a photograph taken by the police at the beginning of the police investigation - it eventually vanished off the face of the earth, rather somewhat conveniently, without any explanation from either parent as to its whereabouts...

It is suspected that monies handed over to Malinka by the McCanns, was provisionally carried inside the black sports holdall, but that after the money exchanged hands, the parents had retained it with a view to transferring Madeleine's remains into it..
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #3946 on: March 21, 2019, 12:09:PM »
During those first few weeks after Madeleine had been reported as taken from apartment 5a, the parents introduced the abduction theme into the case...
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #3947 on: March 21, 2019, 12:21:PM »
During those first few weeks after Madeleine had been reported as taken from apartment 5a, the parents introduced the abduction theme into the case...

The longer time moved on, the more determined the parents were to keep pushing the abduction theme.

But Madeleine had not been abducted, she had been handed over to Sergei Malinka with a view to him arranging for the body to be disposed of. Had Madeleine's body been found during the intensive search areas during the early days of the missing person investigation, the parents were obviously going to be relying on an abduction theory. But as timed moved on, it got to the stage where the McCann couple themselves wanted to choose Madeleine's last resting place...

It would seem, that the abductor scenario had some sort of a warped merit - because the McCann parents had expected the return of Madeleine's remains, but that people involved in the scheme (Malinka and Murat) were holding out for payment before they handed or gave the bodily remains back to the control of the parents..
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #3948 on: March 21, 2019, 12:27:PM »
 So, in a way, the disappearance of Madiliene McCann from apartment 5a, could be interpreted as some sort of an abduction, although she was already dead when she left apartment 5a for the last time in Gerry McCanns arms, and she was still dead, when Malinka and Murat refused to hand the body back, or tell them where she was buried until they had received a substantial payment for the services they had provided, and a proviso that once such a settlement had been agreed, that the parents could not point a finger of suspicion at Malinka or Murat...
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #3949 on: March 21, 2019, 07:14:PM »
Malinka would have known about the secluded part of the rear garden of the derelict building because he was a local resident, like Robert Murat. He would have known the entry points to gain access, one such entry point was via the side gate of the derelict building, the other was via the patio terrace on the side of a pub ( which to be fair would require lowering ones self down a boundary wall which separated the rear garden of the derelict building, with the pub)...
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #3950 on: March 21, 2019, 10:01:PM »
So, in a way, the disappearance of Madiliene McCann from apartment 5a, could be interpreted as some sort of an abduction, although she was already dead when she left apartment 5a for the last time in Gerry McCanns arms, and she was still dead, when Malinka and Murat refused to hand the body back, or tell them where she was buried until they had received a substantial payment for the services they had provided, and a proviso that once such a settlement had been agreed, that the parents could not point a finger of suspicion at Malinka or Murat...

A long time later, the McCanns made available to their private detective agency Metedor 3, funds to test Malinka's resolve, by offerring him hundreds of thousands of pounds, for Malinka to tell all..

But he was having none of it..
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #3951 on: March 23, 2019, 10:03:PM »
McCanns and their friends have lied about the moment it was known that Maddie's life had been finally taken, that she was gone. Everything points to her being dead prior to 9.30pm, if that be true (and it is) somebody else, other than Kate McCann found / knew that she had died, sometime after 9pm and 9.30pm...
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #3952 on: March 23, 2019, 10:18:PM »
The McCann team version ofthe alleged events, is crooked, , dishonest, and very misleading..
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #3953 on: March 23, 2019, 10:22:PM »
The McCann team version ofthe alleged events, is crooked, , dishonest, and very misleading..

Any body else, in the McCann parent script, would have been interviewed, charged and kept in custody, until their trial, at peril of somehow being found 'not guilty'...
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #3954 on: March 23, 2019, 10:23:PM »
U can't believe what the McCann gang have to say on the matter...
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #3955 on: March 23, 2019, 10:25:PM »
The latest Netflix documentary does not do justice to the life which was, ' Madeleine McCann' ..
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #3956 on: March 23, 2019, 10:27:PM »
Madeleine died in apartment 5a sometime after 9pm - 9.15pm, on evening of Thursday, 3rd May 2007...
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #3957 on: March 23, 2019, 10:29:PM »
Madeleine died in apartment 5a sometime after 9pm - 9.15pm, on evening of Thursday, 3rd May 2007...

It's factual x
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #3958 on: March 24, 2019, 09:16:AM »
All the tapas group members (with the exception of Diane Webster) could'nt have all left their table by 9.30pm, and 10pm, because the real moment when news broke regarding Madeleine being taken and gone, could only have occurred once - there could not be two alerts at least half an hour apart, and because Kate McCann claims she went to do the only check she claims to had made on that evening was supposedly at 10pm, or thereabouts (9.50pm), someone else other than her must have broken the news that Madeleine's life had been taken, and that the short life she had lived, was gone in order for almost all of the tapas group members including Kate and Gerry McCann themselves to flee from the restaurant by 9.30pm, and not any later...

There also exists evidence from an Ocean club executive, that at least one couple knew that Madeleine was supposedly missing from apartment 5a by 9.15pm that same evening. How could the couple at the table, have known from as early as 9.15pm that Madeleine had been taken, or that she was already gone by that early stage, if (a) the true timing of the alert concerning Madeleine McCanns disappearence wasn't discovered until after Kate McCann had done her 9.50 - 10pm check, (b) that 8 of the group members had fled the restaurant table by 9.30pm to go to the McCann apartment, and that (c) the table at which three couples ( including Kate and Gerry McCann) had been sitting at during evening dinner earlier, was totally unoccupied for a period of 15 minutes between 9.30pm - 9.45pm. (d) That at 9.45pm Diane Webster had returned to the restaurant table, (e) with no evidence that any of the other 8 absenteeisms returned back to the table at any time before 9.50pm - 10pm, (f) that since Kate McCann can't still have been present at the tapas bar at any stage after 9.30pm, she could not have left at 9.50pm - 10pm to do the check of apartment 5a as she claims to have done because she was already back at her apartment by 9.30pm, (g) therefore, not only could she not have left the tapas bar restuarant at 9.50pm -10pm, she could not have had the experiences of the following alleged events, (h) the purported slamming of the children's bedroom door, (I) the whoosing of the bedroom window curtains, (j) noticing that the bedroom window had been slid open, (k) noticing that the external steel shutter to the same bedroom window had been forced open and raised, (l) Kate could not have discovered Madeleine was missing during this alleged 9.50 - 10pm check, (m) she could not have searched all the rooms looking for Madeleine, (n) she would not have left the other two siblings Alone in their cots, whilst going all the way back to alert an imaginary audience of all the other group members that Madeleine had been taken, or that she was gone, because 8 of the 9 adult members of the group had already all left by 9.30pm, without any evidence that any of them returned to the vacated restaurant any time between 9.30pm and 9.45pm, with the exception of Diane Webster, (0) the whole group of the 8 members not counting Kate McCann herself, couldn't have all dashed from the tapas bar restaurant altogether reacting to Kate McCanns alert, because none of them with the exception of Diane Webster could possible still have been at the restaurant table, (p) Kate and Gerry McCann could not have run together from the tapas bar back to their apartment because neither of them could have been there by 10pm, to experience Kate McCanns 10pm alert, (q) none of the people at the apartment at 10pm, describe that the children's bedroom window was slid open, (r) or that the steel shutter of the same window had been raised, (s), despite a huge number of people entering apartment 5a after Madeleine had been taken, or gone (by 9.15pm, 9.30pm or as the case may be 10pm), nobody says which of the two doors to apartment 5a, the sliding patio door on the poolside of the premises, or the front door on the roadside of the premises. In order to enter apartment 5a, a person would have had to walk directly past the steel shuttered children's bedroom window, and that door was the only door which could be lockable from outside the door when occupants left or were leaving or entering, the sliding patio door could not be locked externally, only either locked, or unlocked from the inside, (t) Gerry McCann who was seen by the Smith contingency at 9.50pm, when he was carrying Madeleine's body away to either be disposed of by himself, or to hand her body over to somebody living in an apartment close to the sightings made by the Smiths, (u) Gerry McCann had ample time to play his part, dispose or hand over Madeleine's body, to a local resident accomplice, and return back to apartment 5a in time for the first alert that was made to the PJ...
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #3959 on: March 24, 2019, 09:23:AM »
Now, it seems somewhat obvious to me, that the drugging of children in the group by a parent or other, or another adult member in the group, rests at the heart of what happened to Madeleine McCann. I think group members children were all medicated to allow parents to go out in the evenings wining and dining. It is no coincidence that the McCann twins, Sean and Amelia, slept through the commotion without batting an eyelid, and that Kate McCann spoke of how tired Madeleine had been on the last day. Also, on the same evening that Madeleine vanished off the face of the earth, Russell OBrien and Jane Tanner's daughter who was of a similar age to Madeleine had been vommitting and was unwell.

On the morning of 3rd May 2007, Kate McCann had to wash Madeleine's pink pyjama set because it had vommit all over it. The same day that the O'Brien / Tanner child  became unwell. According to the McCann parents, it was on the morning of 3rd May 2007 that Madeleine had asked them why they hadn't come to tend them during the night when she and Sean had been crying?
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