But your opening post on the thread is very much defending the parents on this issue.
You seem to be dedicated to constructing a defence for them, but then you have to admit the defence only works if doors aren't left unlocked.
But a door was left unlocked, so what's the point of suffering in the trench on this front?
It's puzzling.
In that my opening post is entirely about the failings of a poster who is attacking the McCanns without any acceptance that he is attacking them without acknowledging that he is doing so with the benefit of hindsight which they did not have, you are correct it is supportive of the McCanns.
I am not dedicated to constructing a defence for them as my full acceptance, which I have expressed previously in this thread, that there is at least an equal likelihood that another crime (which cannot be mentioned for reasons of potential libel) could be the explanation for the disappearance of as abduction.
I am, though, dedicated to ensuring that people in this case understand the importance of the concept of hindsight when reading posts which are written with that benefit, a benefit which the McCanns transparently did not have.
I am also dedicated to inquiring of posters who make claims without any apparent understanding of the fact that they are posting with that benefit continue to do so when it is explained how it leads to clear flaws in their arguments.
That the McCanns were absent or even that a door was left unlocked does not in any way mean that the blame for the disappearance is automatically the entire fault of the McCanns. I am dedicated to pointing out the flaws in such non sequiturs. I have shown that abduction could have taken place when the McCann were present and that the blame at least in part lies with any abductor if such exists. It is wholly incorrect for certain posters to make such claims and it is perfectly reasonable for me to point out the flaws in those claims, not simply for the good conduct of debate but also to ensure that the debate is conducted on the basis of truth.