So sticking to the facts, I'm interested in how sceptics rationalise their beliefs in the face of the FACT that 1) the police in at least two countries are convinced Madeleine was abducted by a stranger (even if they differ on who committed the crime) and 2) Sceptics come at the case from a position of ignorance by dint of the FACT that they do not have all the FACTS of the case at their disposal. I'm interested in why they think they know better than the professional experts who have spent years investigating the FACTS of the case, that is all. I don't think any sceptic is prepared or even able to explain this. I certainly don't expect you to be able to rationalise it, it's obviously a FACT better ignored.
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1) Any investigation of the McCanns by the MET would be illegal, so they have no choice but to pursue stranger abduction in any event.
2) I didn't need to see the 'evidence' against Christian Brueckner, to very easily predict that he'd never be charged with anything relating to Maddie. Unlike others here, who are still deluded enough to believe the Germans really are onto something.