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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #6435 on: May 18, 2026, 09:17:PM »
Well his mum was at work and left BN in the care of his grandparents who obviously took their eyes off him when he was outside a property they were renovating.

as you well know very different from leaving toddlers unattended in an unlocked apartment night after night.

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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #6436 on: May 18, 2026, 09:30:PM »
As far as I stand, Brückner is the prime suspect for the German prosecutors office, Scotland Yard and the Portuguese Authorities. Its down to them to present their case in a court of law. Until then, speculating on a forum is rather pointless.
What do you think of the Smithman sighting, Dave?

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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #6437 on: May 18, 2026, 09:46:PM »
What do you think of the Smithman sighting, Dave?

Not a lot.

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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #6438 on: May 18, 2026, 10:45:PM »
Not a lot.
Wonder what mr Tranmer looks like, Dave?

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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #6439 on: May 18, 2026, 11:06:PM »
Wonder what mr Tranmer looks like, Dave?

What evidence is there against "Mr Tranmer"?

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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #6440 on: May 18, 2026, 11:21:PM »
What evidence is there against "Mr Tranmer"?
An unproven theory at the moment, Dave!

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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #6441 on: May 19, 2026, 05:15:AM »
An unproven theory at the moment, Dave!

And what evidence is this theory based on?

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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #6442 on: May 19, 2026, 08:01:AM »
as you well know very different from leaving toddlers unattended in an unlocked apartment night after night.

I said both were left unsupervised.  According to the late journalist Carol Sarler:

Ben, recapped in a nutshell: his grandparents, Eddie and Chris Needham, moved from Sheffield to Kos with their teenage son Stephen, daughter Kerry and her boyfriend and their son, Ben. Eddie was rebuilding a local farmer's hillside shack, Kerry worked in a hotel, Chris cared for Ben. On impulse, Chris took Ben to have lunch at the shack, joined by Stephen on his scooter. Ben played outside; Chris and Eddie checked on him 'every few minutes'. (Hold that thought.) Even when they noticed him missing, they assumed he had left with Stephen and it was five hours before they discovered otherwise. Nobody, therefore, knows exactly when Ben disappeared; familiar, you will be thinking.

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2007/sep/30/comment.uk1

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 put bluntly, a child less than 2, toddling unsupervised for five hours on a baking, remote, inhospitable hillside that is still largely unsearched, is easy prey to the lonely accident."[20]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disappearance_of_Ben_Needham
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #6443 on: May 19, 2026, 08:31:AM »
And what evidence is this theory based on?

- That the person(s) who abducted MM knew she was being left, along with the twins, every night whilst her parents were at the tapas bar/out and the apartment left unlocked.  This narrows it down to the T9, PF, the Tranmers and anyone else PF told eg her friend Edna Glyn.

- The search and rescue dogs only scented MM to within the immediate vicinity suggesting MM went into a vehicle.  The Tranmers had a hire car.

- Search expert Mark Harrison used state of the art tech including a plane with radar and nothing was found eg recent earth disturbance and/or a body over a very large radius.

- CAT interjected herself as a witness claiming she saw a 'suspicious man' leaving 5B which in all probability
was Matthew Oldfield who was residing there.  As a result of CAT interjecting herself as a witness she was recalled by Leic police acting on behalf of PJ to take another WS to see if anything further could be gleaned from her 'sighting'.  The pressure was obviously on and she made some glaring cover ups eg:

DC1485'When you are on the terrace, to which direction are you turned'

CT'We are turned to a beautiful view of the ocean and all the clay roofs of the village, where one can see the pool, the reception area, the pool zone, the tennis courts, and one could see the roof of the Tapas bar. There are trees and bushes between all of this, so when one looks out, there are only roof tops, the small homes and other villas. It is an incredible view.


And then later in the interview:

DC1485'Did you go to the Tapas Bar with your aunt'

CT'No, no, no it was not there when I visited the last time, and it is something very recent; I believe that it was built about a year ago and I was there before the Tapas Bar was constructed. I think it was a part of the reception or something similar. We were not there before. It is very new.


The above is just one of many cover ups in her WS

Others, like Steve, can't believe that a seemingly 'nice lady' like CAT could be involved especially when you have obvious unsavoury characters like CB thrown in the mix.  I go on the evidence and the evidence supports the Tranmers being responsible for MM's abduction. 

- Forensic psychologist suggests the perpertrator could be female and seem 'normal' to outsiders:

Mr Berry added: “What I would say about the person who took her is that they would have to be comfortable with children.

“Many young males would be scared to remove a child from a bed in a darkened room.

“There has always also been an assumption that the person who took Maddie is a man. What if it was a woman?

“The person who took Maddie will not stand out like a sore thumb – otherwise they would have been investigated.

“This is more likely to be someone in employment, somebody who is working, somebody who is in a reasonably respected profession. This is not the creep at the end of your road who everyone thinks is bizarre.

“If it is a woman who took her then they will likely be someone who worked with children and confident around them.”

The criminal psychologist, who has been working in the field of forensic psychology for decades,  said the type of person who would take a child would appear completely normal to outsiders – and maybe even their family.



https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/3460024/madeleine-mccann-nanny-nurse-woman-purple-disappearance-theory/
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #6444 on: May 19, 2026, 02:44:PM »
- That the person(s) who abducted MM knew she was being left, along with the twins, every night whilst her parents were at the tapas bar/out and the apartment left unlocked.  This narrows it down to the T9, PF, the Tranmers and anyone else PF told eg her friend Edna Glyn.

- The search and rescue dogs only scented MM to within the immediate vicinity suggesting MM went into a vehicle.  The Tranmers had a hire car.

- Search expert Mark Harrison used state of the art tech including a plane with radar and nothing was found eg recent earth disturbance and/or a body over a very large radius.

- CAT interjected herself as a witness claiming she saw a 'suspicious man' leaving 5B which in all probability
was Matthew Oldfield who was residing there.  As a result of CAT interjecting herself as a witness she was recalled by Leic police acting on behalf of PJ to take another WS to see if anything further could be gleaned from her 'sighting'.  The pressure was obviously on and she made some glaring cover ups eg:

DC1485'When you are on the terrace, to which direction are you turned'

CT'We are turned to a beautiful view of the ocean and all the clay roofs of the village, where one can see the pool, the reception area, the pool zone, the tennis courts, and one could see the roof of the Tapas bar. There are trees and bushes between all of this, so when one looks out, there are only roof tops, the small homes and other villas. It is an incredible view.


And then later in the interview:

DC1485'Did you go to the Tapas Bar with your aunt'

CT'No, no, no it was not there when I visited the last time, and it is something very recent; I believe that it was built about a year ago and I was there before the Tapas Bar was constructed. I think it was a part of the reception or something similar. We were not there before. It is very new.


The above is just one of many cover ups in her WS

Others, like Steve, can't believe that a seemingly 'nice lady' like CAT could be involved especially when you have obvious unsavoury characters like CB thrown in the mix.  I go on the evidence and the evidence supports the Tranmers being responsible for MM's abduction. 

- Forensic psychologist suggests the perpertrator could be female and seem 'normal' to outsiders:

Mr Berry added: “What I would say about the person who took her is that they would have to be comfortable with children.

“Many young males would be scared to remove a child from a bed in a darkened room.

“There has always also been an assumption that the person who took Maddie is a man. What if it was a woman?

“The person who took Maddie will not stand out like a sore thumb – otherwise they would have been investigated.

“This is more likely to be someone in employment, somebody who is working, somebody who is in a reasonably respected profession. This is not the creep at the end of your road who everyone thinks is bizarre.

“If it is a woman who took her then they will likely be someone who worked with children and confident around them.”

The criminal psychologist, who has been working in the field of forensic psychology for decades,  said the type of person who would take a child would appear completely normal to outsiders – and maybe even their family.



https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/3460024/madeleine-mccann-nanny-nurse-woman-purple-disappearance-theory/
Wonder if the Tranmers know that you're on to them, Cutie? ???

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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #6445 on: May 19, 2026, 05:00:PM »
And what evidence is this theory based on?

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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #6448 on: May 20, 2026, 07:41:AM »
I found this from that link

https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/news/5672668/madeleine-mccann-witness-christian-b/

I read that article as well when it states,
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When shown a picture of the paedophile, the British woman — quizzed at the time of the abduction — said: “That’s the man I saw.”

The article doesn't appear to say the British woman in question was Carole Tranmer.
CB's most distinguished feature is his pockmarked face.

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Tasmin, who is British and is still believed to live in the area, described the man as light-skinned, and around 5ft 9in, clean-shaven with short, possibly blond hair. She added that his face was pockmarked, he looked “ugly” and was casually dressed and wearing large-framed sunglasses.

Did Tasmin describe the man as having a pockmarked face before or after CB's photo was circulated?
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Re: The case of Madeleine McCann
« Reply #6449 on: May 20, 2026, 12:37:PM »
Wonder if the Tranmers know that you're on to them, Cutie? ???

Its probably a coincidence but I noticed she regularly contributed to Algarve Photography by way of competitions and exhibitions until 2020 then it appears her contribution stopped!?
Patrick O'Connor, Barrister, Doughty Street Chambers: "It will have to be a slam dunk.  It will have to be something of a blockbuster piece of evidence to have a chance".

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