Mark Williams-Thomas suggests Madeleine woke, wandered and was abducted.

[stephen25000]

Do posters on here recall the names of the books found in the mccanns apartment ?

[carlymichelle]

Do posters on here recall the names of the books found in the mccanns apartment ?

wasnt it a book about death??

[Alfred R Jones]

Wasn't there one called "101 Places To Hide A Corpse Where No One Will Ever Find It"?

[Eleanor]

Let's not wander Off Topic too soon this morning.  Thank You.

[stephen25000]

Wasn't there one called "101 Places To Hide A Corpse Where No One Will Ever Find It"?

That was original alfred. &%&£(+

[Alfred R Jones]

That was original alfred. &%&£(+

Why are you introducing the subject of the McCanns holiday reading to this thread - is there an on-topic relevance?

[G-Unit]

Not sure if someone has beaten me to the punch, here, but in summary, Collins favours woke, wandered and snatched by a paedophile.

Collins' book was written well before the files were released and he relates one, apparent, incident I can find no reference to anywhere else where Gerry is supposed to have chased Madeleine and caught up with her in someone's garden (if I recall correctly).

No clue where Collins got that from ....

According to 'locals', as reported in Sept 2007, Madeleine ran away at bedtime one evening. Gerald's 10th May statement was somewhat different.

In a further twist, locals now claim that Madeleine did not always settle well. One evening they allege she ran away into the paths between the apartments, hiding for half an hour when it was time for bed.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-474656/Madeleine-missing-hour-did-McCanns-check-children.html

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That, between Monday and Wednesday, not knowing the precise date, when they left the residence by the main door, to place the children in the respective creches, MADELEINE left [went] running to the left to the extreme opposite of the residential blocks where they were lodged, playing with the twins. That they had gone down to the furthest point away from those blocks, not knowing exactly how, the three children got into the gardens at the rear [of the blocks]. Then they followed the inside corridor [pathway] at the rear, next to the hedges [fences] up to the street that led to the secondary reception.
http://www.mccannpjfiles.co.uk/PJ/GERRY-MCCANN-10MAY.htm

[Angelo222]

An unfortunate accident that rendered her invisible?  What sort of an accident is it possible for her to have had leaving not one single trace?

A child run over at night might leave no trace since not every pedestrian related RTA results in blood loss.  A motorist could lift her intending to seek help but then find she is deceased so panics and puts her in his car.  That then becomes an abduction of a deceased child.

[Lace]

I really cannot imagine an almost four year old,   leaving through the patio doors,  closing them behind her,  opening a child gate,  closing it behind her on the top of steps in the dark,  going down the steps and through another gate closing that behind her,  all in her bare feet.

[ferryman]

I really cannot imagine an almost four year old,   leaving through the patio doors,  closing them behind her,  opening a child gate,  closing it behind her on the top of steps in the dark,  going down the steps and through another gate closing that behind her,  all in her bare feet.

That's exactly what Kate says in her book

[Alfred R Jones]

A child run over at night might leave no trace since not every pedestrian related RTA results in blood loss.  A motorist could lift her intending to seek help but then find she is deceased so panics and puts her in his car.  That then becomes an abduction of a deceased child.

Which in turn becomes a criminal act, not simply an unfortunate accident.

[stephen25000]

That's exactly what Kate says in her book

What a coincidence.

[ferryman]

According to 'locals', as reported in Sept 2007, Madeleine ran away at bedtime one evening. Gerald's 10th May statement was somewhat different.

In a further twist, locals now claim that Madeleine did not always settle well. One evening they allege she ran away into the paths between the apartments, hiding for half an hour when it was time for bed.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-474656/Madeleine-missing-hour-did-McCanns-check-children.html

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-474656/Madeleine-missing-hour-did-McCanns-check-children.html#ixzz3nDEUiM00
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That, between Monday and Wednesday, not knowing the precise date, when they left the residence by the main door, to place the children in the respective creches, MADELEINE left [went] running to the left to the extreme opposite of the residential blocks where they were lodged, playing with the twins. That they had gone down to the furthest point away from those blocks, not knowing exactly how, the three children got into the gardens at the rear [of the blocks]. Then they followed the inside corridor [pathway] at the rear, next to the hedges [fences] up to the street that led to the secondary reception.
http://www.mccannpjfiles.co.uk/PJ/GERRY-MCCANN-10MAY.htm

That's where he got it from.

OK thanks.

[Alfred R Jones]

anyone who is prepared to give the "Woke and Wandered" theory any credence obviously has as much faith in the dog alerts as I have...

[stephen25000]

anyone who is prepared to give the "Woke and Wandered" theory any credence obviously has as much faith in the dog alerts as I have...

OR ABDUCTION from the apartment.