What if Mrs Fenn had called the police the night of the crying?

[Robittybob1]

I find grammar worse.... It would be more, even if you pointed out others now... And not just me

Rome wasn't built in a day.

[Brietta]

Hang on - the police questioned her the day after Madeleine's disappearance didn't they??

There is no record of it.  Nor is there any record of Mr and Mrs Moyes who were in the apartment above Mrs fenn being interviewed either.
Or the people who left food to rot in the fridge in apartment 5J.  Does anyone even know who they were, where they went or where they are now?

[faithlilly]

There is no record of it.  Nor is there any record of Mr and Mrs Moyes who were in the apartment above Mrs fenn being interviewed either.
Or the people who left apartment 5J on May 4th.  Does anyone even know who they were, where they went or where they are now?

I’m sure SY do.

[Vertigo Swirl]

There is no record of it.  Nor is there any record of Mr and Mrs Moyes who were in the apartment above Mrs fenn being interviewed either.
Or the people who left apartment 5J on May 4th.  Does anyone even know who they were, where they went or where they are now?

How astounding! 

[jassi]

There is no record of it. Nor is there any record of Mr and Mrs Moyes who were in the apartment above Mrs fenn being interviewed either.
Or the people who left apartment 5J on May 4th.  Does anyone even know who they were, where they went or where they are now?

You mean there is no record available to the general public. There may very well be a record.

[Alice Purjorick]

You mean there is no record available to the general public. There may very well be a record.

It is also a possibility there is a total misunderstanding of how "available to the general public" is defined in this context.
I was of the opinion that in the context of filed cases it is within the powers of the PP to decide what constitutes the file. "Available to the public" can mean one having to go along to the place the documents are deposited and asking to have a look. Where one may do so , even take notes but copying and photographing are verboten.
It seems to be taken on faith that what shows up on a google search is the genuine exhaustive article....

[Carana]

It is also a possibility there is a total misunderstanding of how "available to the general public" is defined in this context.
I was of the opinion that in the context of filed cases it is within the powers of the PP to decide what constitutes the file. "Available to the public" can mean one having to go along to the place the documents are deposited and asking to have a look. Where one may do so , even take notes but copying and photographing are verboten.
It seems to be taken on faith that what shows up on a google search is the genuine exhaustive article....

The DVD of the available files was handed to journalists (minus the rogs), which then got copied via some of their friends to other friends and then to all and sundry and ended up uploaded on several sites.

[jassi]

The DVD of the available files was handed to journalists (minus the rogs), which then got copied via some of their friends to other friends and then to all and sundry and ended up uploaded on several sites.

And aren't we all eternally grateful, otherwise we'd have very little to talk and argue about.

[Alice Purjorick]

And aren't we all eternally grateful, otherwise we'd have very little to talk and argue about.

It generates a wry smile at the thought of two groups of people, who accuse each other of being as thick as brick,  debating[insults and all] the accuracy of what may well be a bootleg document anyway.

[sadie]

Just one excuse really after the other imo

maddie told the mccanns - why didn't you come when i was crying

That was about another night.

[faithlilly]

That was about another night.

So she cried at least twice.

[Robittybob1]

So she cried at least twice.

Who knows?

[G-Unit]

There is no record of it.  Nor is there any record of Mr and Mrs Moyes who were in the apartment above Mrs fenn being interviewed either.
Or the people who left apartment 5J on May 4th.  Does anyone even know who they were, where they went or where they are now?

Many holidaymakers weren't interviewed. Mostly because they had nothing to say, I imagine. Is it a fact that people left 5J on 4th May? I think a cite could be required.

[Erngath]

Many holidaymakers weren't interviewed. Mostly because they had nothing to say, I imagine. Is it a fact that people left 5J on 4th May? I think a cite could be required.

If they weren't interviewed how is it possible to state they had nothing to say?

[sadie]

So she cried at least twice.

Are you making accusations?

No-one knows exactly who was crying on the previous night .... unless you wish to condemn a family based on the hearing and thoughts of an old, almost certainly partially deaf woman

https://www.nidcd.nih.gov/sites/default/files/Content%20Images/hearing-loss.png


If you add up the figures for woman, you will find that 100% of women start going deaf before, or by the age of 70

How old was Mrs Fenn?  About 80 is my guess.  With almost 100% certainty, she suffered significant hearing loss.     Her loud voice indicates that also.  Deaf people speak loudly.  Mrs Fenn  was loud.  Her hearing was not good and by the way she almost shouted, I would guess it was quite bad.   IMO, she would have no idea from whence the sound originated

So are you still prepared (and loving it?) to intimate that Madeleine cried two nights running when you have no sound evidence, other than the one night that Kate so honestly told the PJ about?     

If so I hope that you are never called for Jury service