Toddler died hours after slipping on marble floor in her family's apartment

[G-Unit]

It is for those proposing the scenario to throw out some possible motives for a cover-up (perhaps with some supporting circumstantial evidence if at all possible) of accidental death caused by a bump on the head earlier in the day.

You made me say it remember. Woof!

[Alfred R Jones]

I believe the established fact is that nobody saw her after 5.30pm except her parents and it was they who raised the alarm after 10pm.

What about David Payne?

[Alfred R Jones]

You made me say it remember. Woof!

I made you bark?!

[Alfred R Jones]

There is no plausible or logical reason why two loving caring parents would cover up the death of a child caused by an accidental bump on the head sustained earlier in the day.  If you disagree then kindly propose a plausible or logical reason.

[stephen25000]

There just isn't any time span that would make sense for them to conceal Madeleine's body Eleanor.  They just couldn't have done it.

That is your belief and stated position.

[G-Unit]

Wasn't Madeleine in the crèche for the majority of the day prior to her disappearance (certainly it's one of the sticks used to beat her parents with) - so if she'd had an accident and hurt herself would it not have been logged in the crèche accident book?

Did they have one? Did a nanny caring for 7 children have time to write in one? If it happened at the beach or pool did she remember to write it down later? Pure speculation, I admit, like your assumption that there was one. That nanny had no idea - she said the parents accompanied the child on some of the creche activities. The parents seem to have forgotten all about that though.

[stephen25000]

There is no plausible or logical reason why two loving caring parents would cover up the death of a child caused by an accidental bump on the head sustained earlier in the day.  If you disagree then kindly propose a plausible or logical reason.

That has been by several posters at various times, but you want to keep the blinkers on, as regards abduction.

and just for dave.................

THERE'S NAE EVIDENCE OF THAT.

[Mr Gray]

Weak answer davel and very uninformed if I might say so.  If Madeleine is found dead a post mortem examination will be mandatory in the UK regardless of any external factors.

not according to a govt website...link already provided...you are just trying to deflect from your incorrect claim that a second PM is routine...the only reason for a second PM is if the family, police or Coroner request one

[Mr Gray]

That has been by several posters at various times, but you want to keep the blinkers on, as regards abduction.

and just for dave.................

THERE'S NAE EVIDENCE OF THAT.

there is according to SY

[stephen25000]

there is according to SY

Yet, they cannae find a thing.

[G-Unit]

There is no plausible or logical reason why two loving caring parents would cover up the death of a child caused by an accidental bump on the head sustained earlier in the day.  If you disagree then kindly propose a plausible or logical reason.

They didn't want a postmortem because............there are theories as to why that could be.

[Angelo222]

not according to a govt website...link already provided...you are just trying to deflect from your incorrect claim that a second PM is routine...the only reason for a second PM is if the family, police or Coroner request one

Someone asked why there was a second autopsy and I stated because it is routine to do one in the circumstances described.  Have you a problem with that?

[Mr Gray]

Poppycock davel.  A knock on the head can cause instant death.

from what doctor...what would be the physiological process that would cause instant death.

[Angelo222]

there is according to SY

They only deem it a possibility.

[Alfred R Jones]

Did they have one? Did a nanny caring for 7 children have time to write in one? If it happened at the beach or pool did she remember to write it down later? Pure speculation, I admit, like your assumption that there was one. That nanny had no idea - she said the parents accompanied the child on some of the creche activities. The parents seem to have forgotten all about that though.

All nurseries and infant / primary schools have an accident book I believe, so I'd be surprised if the crèche wasn't also required to have one.