Since the 'Maddie in the bin' theory I purported caused so much outrage for it's content & not providing supporting evidence, I feel it incumbant upon me to portray the sources of my theory,
1) Madeleine's possible death before leaving the apartment,
I form the basis of this theory from the McCanns media interviews as follows,
GerryMcCann: Aug 10, 2007 Sky News Interview.
“everything we have done, during the last hundred days, is focussed on, errr... the belief that Madeleine was alive when she was abducted”
So Gerry has doubt as to her being alive before leaving the apartment, something which surely could only come from some sort of prior knowledge since it is seriously unlikely somone would murder her and leave with her body.
Radio Five Live Breakfast Interview May 1st 2008
'what evidence does anyone have to suggest that Madeleine is dead?' because we know of no evidence to suggest otherwise and we would like a public acknowledgement of that."
Gerry, it would appear, knows of no evidence to suggest Madeleine is anything other than dead.
Kate McCann: Sara Antunes de Oliveira, SIC, 9 March, 2010
"We're not going to sit here and lie and be totally naïve and say she's one hundred per cent alive."
A few years later and Kate is even more certain in saying they would be lying if they said she was alive.
Again, something that could only come from prior knowledge.
2) Smithman.
I then utilised the Smiths sighting of an inert child being carried by a man with a 60-80% resemblence to Mr McCann. From this I propose during this hypothesis that the man seen was actually Gerry McCann carrying his deceased child.
3) Method of diposal.
And finally the bin, in Kates book she states:
"Friday 4 May. Our first day without Madeleine. As soon as it was light Gerry and I resumed our search. We went up and down roads we’d never seen before, having barely left the Ocean Club complex all week. We jumped over walls and raked through undergrowth. We looked in ditches and holes. All was quiet apart from the sound of barking dogs, which added to the eeriness of the atmosphere. I remember opening a big dumpster-type bin and saying to myself, please God, don’t let her be in here. The most striking and horrific thing about all this was that we were completely alone. Nobody else, it seemed, was out looking for Madeleine. Just us, her parents."
So less than 12 hours since Madeleine was apparently seen being carried away by Bundleman, Kate believed her daughter could possibly be found inside a big dumpster type bin,
Infact she considers it so likely that she pleads with God for her not to be in there.
From this I deduced that Kate knew it was where she went.