Answering a question with a question, or in your case numerous questions - I get told off for doing that.
Yes, let's set a limit of £1 million pounds per missing person shall we? Then, no matter how close we are to finding them, or how much progress we've made towards that end, once the million is spent, that's it, shutters down. Does that seem reasonable? Or perhaps £10 million would be more acceptable to you? What do you think?
So Mr. Jones, what has been found in this case after now more than seven years ?
Well you know the answer as well as I do.
I notice you didn't answer my most pertinent question.
Have you and people like you put Madeleine above all other missing people.
In simple statistical terms, this country hasn't got the money to search for all missing people and we both know that.
Let's say for example they are, by some estimates, 100,000 people missing in the UK at any given time. Multiply that by 1,000,000 and what do we get Mr. Jones ?