So nothing on 'detective duties' then? In my opinion she was just curious about what had happened and put out that they didn't want to talk to her, thus resulting in her writing a letter saying in her opinion the McCann's may have had something to do with the disappearance of their child. Which has nothing to do with safe guarding a child and all to do with spite.
Or in other peoples opinion she wasn't playing at being a detective at all. you obviously didn't read any of the policies- which form part of a work contract I may add. ALL NHS staff have a duty to collaborate with police and child protection teams in times of suspected child abuse.
Now I don't know about you, but being 'abducted' is pretty much in that category. A child is removed involuntarily from her bed is a form of abuse. Or do the supporters have another nicer way of saying that. The family have insisted she came to no harm...well it is interesting to see the evidence of that. but then again there isn't any evidence she came to no harm is there!
why not read about baby P and Poppi and thousands of other cases which do not reach the newspapers.