Abduction is neither plausible nor logical because…

[Vertigo Swirl]

There are several plausible explanations, but not one which stands out. It has more in common with Ben Needham's case than with Claudia Lawrence's imo. The similarity is that both mothers have spent years claiming abduction. The difference is that the McCanns were able to mount a better campaign.

Is abduction by a stranger one of them?  One knock for yes two knocks for no if you prefer. 

[G-Unit]

I wouldn't expect an almost four year old to turn around on the steps outside in the dark and close a gate behind her.

Was it dark? According to Sadie the McCann's balcony was bathed in light from the street light opposite. Do you disagree with her?

I wouldn't expect an almost four year old to leave the apartment in the dark and set off to find her parents, but her mother did, her friend alleged.

[Brietta]

Don't forget the blood splatter all up the wall that wasn't blood.

But it looked the part in the crime scene photographs which nobody ever bothered to match against the FSS report.

[Eleanor]

But it looked the part in the crime scene photographs which nobody ever bothered to match against the FSS report.

Just getting it out there before some Jonny Come Lately brings it up.

[G-Unit]

Is abduction by a stranger one of them?  One knock for yes two knocks for no if you prefer.

It's a possibility, but it was an extremely high risk operation.

[Billy Whizz Fan Club]

Just getting it out there before some Jonny Come Lately brings it up.

The FSS weren’t able to say if some of the splatters were blood. They must have been a pretty shoddy forensics department! Hasn’t it been shut down now?

[Billy Whizz Fan Club]

Ah, so it’s more plausible that Madeleine fell off the sofa and bled to death I suppose.

No bleeding to death is not plausible. Massive trauma to the head leading to respiratory failure followed by cardiac arrest would be much more plausible.

[Vertigo Swirl]

It's a possibility, but it was an extremely high risk operation.

And carrying the corpse of your child through a holiday town, then mounting an appeal for her return in front of the world's press all the while maintaining a pretense of innocence isn't?

[Eleanor]

The FSS weren’t able to say if some of the splatters were blood. They must have been a pretty shoddy forensics department! Hasn’t it been shut down now?

Right on cue.  Thank you.

[Vertigo Swirl]

No bleeding to death is not plausible. Massive trauma to the head leading to respiratory failure followed by cardiac arrest would be much more plausible.

How long would that take?  How would a child falling off a sofa be able to sustain massive trauma to the head?  Do you have some examples of where this has occurred before? 

[Vertigo Swirl]

The FSS weren’t able to say if some of the splatters were blood. They must have been a pretty shoddy forensics department! Hasn’t it been shut down now?

Yes, but was it shut down because it was shoddy?  Or was it a victim of government privatisation?

[Billy Whizz Fan Club]

How long would that take?  How would a child falling off a sofa be able to sustain massive trauma to the head?  Do you have some examples of where this has occurred before?

Yes it’s one of the most common causes of accidental death of children indoors…. Once a child stopped breathing after trauma to the head death would occur in about 5 minutes.

https://www.rospa.com/home-safety/advice/accidents-to-children

[Mr Gray]

Yes it’s one of the most common causes of accidental death of children indoors…. Once a child stopped breathing after trauma to the head death would occur in about 5 minutes.

https://www.rospa.com/home-safety/advice/accidents-to-children

About 10 a year incuding those falling out of an upstairs window or downstairs. How often do cildren die from s fall inside s house and how long does death take to occur





Around 10 children die as a result of falls each year - some from windows and balconies and the remainder mostly from stairs. 2,4,10

Falls are by far the most common causes of accidents in the home; they account for 44 per cent of all children's accidents. 3

Most falls involve tripping over on the same level. However, the most serious consequences result from falls between two levels, such as falling out of a pram or highchair or falling from a bed. The worst injuries are sustained when a child falls from a great height or lands on something hard, sharp or hot.

[Wonderfulspam]

And carrying the corpse of your child through a holiday town, then mounting an appeal for her return in front of the world's press all the while maintaining a pretense of innocence isn't?

It's a risk worth taking if you have limited options & want to avoid prison.

[Vertigo Swirl]

Yes it’s one of the most common causes of accidental death of children indoors…. Once a child stopped breathing after trauma to the head death would occur in about 5 minutes.

https://www.rospa.com/home-safety/advice/accidents-to-children

Did you actually READ your link?
falls accounting for the majority of non-fatal accidents and threats to breathing such as suffocation, strangulation and choking causing the highest number of deaths.