You really need to stop googling.
Now where is evidence of abduction ?
Others asked the same question.
P.S. A brief reminder, yet again. A child being carried is not evidence of abduction.
It may not be evidence per se, but it is a strong pointer, having Matt commenting that
at 9.30ish, when he checked the Mccann children, he thought a little light was coming through the window.
For ANY light to come through, the shutters had to be open at that time.So pointers for your perusal1. Gerry checked at about
9.10. All appeared well.
2. Jane witnessed
a rapidly moving man carrying a child dressed like Madeleine ... and of the same age group. That was at about
9.15ish 3.
This man kept his head averted away from Jane all the time, it seems. Strange !
4. The way this man was carrying the child was exhausting, so
they had NOT come far.
5.
Mrs Caroline Carpenter heard a man whisper / murmur the words "Madeleine, Madeleine". This was heard en route to their flat, which was
in the general direction that Bundleman /Tannerman walked. Seems it was in the alleyways or near. This happened at about
9.25ish. I am doing the time from memory, but it was before 9.30 anyway.
6. Matt went into 5A at about
9.30ish (memory again). He recorded that
there seemed to be a faint light coming from the window. No light could have penetrated closed shutters ... so seems that the abduction had already taken place
7.
There are an abundance of statements confirming all these things. Such a pity that your record is so stuck, Stephen, that you are totally unable to accept that
8 professionals, all demonstrably loving parents and all free from any criminal involvement, are likely to be telling the truth.Unexplainably sad that you prefer to believe the words of a proven perjurer (liar), a convicted criminal, than those of a quite large group of almost certainly totally innocent people. Bereaved people, to boot.
So, Stephen, here we have seven pointers to an abduction having taken place between 9.10 and 9.30ish. They cannot be ignored. Too many.... and all referring to a specific 20 minute period