Could you describe what Mark Harrison should have required but didn't, for obscure reasons ?
The fact no forensic evidence was found doesn't mean death didn't occur in that flat.
If you don't agree, please let me know.
Now the fact the cadaver dog alerted 3 times to volatile molecules that couldn't be forensically analysed is no evidence for sure but can be reasonably considered as a presumption of a death event. Associated with physical disappearance, the presumption gains a certain weight, but it's still no evidence. Saying so is reckoning the dog's reaction has a rational explanation, yet still ignored in the state of scientific researches on dog's olfaction.
I'd like to know if you agree with this, Debunker.
Apart from the fact I find it not productive your criticizing the way Mark Harrison led the dogs operation, I don't agree with you on the issue of what you call "physical harm", as if body and mental were autonomous. I understand Madeleine's parents keep assuming there's no evidence she was harmed, because this thought is unbearable, but you ?
It is incorrect to say as you do:
"Now the fact the cadaver dog alerted 3 times to volatile molecules that couldn't be forensically analysed is no evidence for sure but can be reasonably considered as a presumption of a death event. "
WHich assumes an answer and is an incorrect inference. All one can say is that the dog alerted. Unless cadaverous material is found by further forensic analysis, the dog alerts mean nothing at all- they could just be errors.
The rest of the post is merely your opinion.