You are implying by that statement that people who don't believe the Mccanns think they killed her.
I do not.
I believe she had an accident from which she didn't recover and subsequent event were to cover up what happened, and please don't say cover ups don't happen, they do.
I have given reasons many times here and elsewhere why I think the Mccanns behaviour is not in accord with an abduction, and nothing I have seen so far has convinced me otherwise.
You are welcome to show me I am wrong, with concrete evidence I am wrong.
So I take it you actually believe that 9 very intelligent, highly educated and - what is most important - NORMAL decent people, all agreed to become major criminals in an instant and that even Fiona Payne was quite happy to encourage her own mother to agree to take part in this heinous crime - completely ignoring the possiblity that they could all end up in prison with their lives and their chldren's lives in ruins?
If what you said was true - which means of course that they are all psychopaths - then I'm quite sure that between the nine of them they could have come up with a much simpler plan than the complicated convuluted one which according to you they devised amongst themselves.
Like for instance:
Remove the body at their leisure in the dead of night.
Go back to bed.
Get up in the morning, open the front door and leave it ajar.
Call the police and report their child missing.
I'm a reasonably intelligent person, with no university education, and it took me about 10 seconds to come up with that plan. Do you really think not one of them would have thought of that?
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