What did Kate McCann really see in the Children's Bedroom

[barrier]

No I don't believe she was left for the taking.  I don't believe her parents felt there was a high probability that she would be abducted.   And I don't believe you think that's what happened anyway, so I'm not sure why you're even suggesting it as a possibility.

I'm sure you can provide a cite where its been found that abduction is what happened, or should you include alleged abduction.

[Vertigo Swirl]

I'm sure you can provide a cite where its been found that abduction is what happened, or should you include alleged abduction.

There seem to be some serious problems with comprehension on the forum today and all this asking for cites for every single word written is getting out of hand IMO.  Where in the post if mine that you quoted did I state it has been found that abduction is what happened?  I’d be much obliged if you could point it out, or failing that acknowledge your mistake.

[kizzy]

No I don't believe she was left for the taking.  I don't believe her parents felt there was a high probability that she would be abducted.   And I don't believe you think that's what happened anyway, so I'm not sure why you're even suggesting it as a possibility.

I'm not - you are.

Abduction - of which there is zero evidence.

[Vertigo Swirl]

I'm not - you are.

Abduction - of which there is zero evidence.

Oookay, well then if that’s the case then why did you suggest she was left for the taking, when you clearly believe she wasn’t taken?  Do you not see a slight contradiction there?

[Robin Banks]

I do not fit into that category at all.  I am stating my opinion based on the story which cannot be backed up.  It is called challenging their version, nothing wrong with that.IMO The whole moving door story is just that... a story.

   

IMO so was the shutters being open and the curtains whooshing and the door slamming, if we take all these things away, what do we have left?

Just a dark room.

[jassi]

   

IMO so was the shutters being open and the curtains whooshing and the door slamming, if we take all these things away, what do we have left?

Just a dark room.

And an empty stage.

I some times wonder what the public reaction would have been if burglars had visited and all 3 children were gone.

[Brietta]

I can’t find one ,maybe removed ? Mentioned in other forums discussing this case anyway.

Of course you couldn't find such a quote outwith the vicious zone of internet blogs hostile to the McCann family.  All of which, and there are soooooooooooooo many of them, appear to sing from the same hymn sheet.

I do not believe the comment has been removed.  In my opinion it never existed for the simple reason Dianne Webster never said it in the first place.

Have you never stopped to think what motivates people to spread such misinformation?

[Vertigo Swirl]

   

IMO so was the shutters being open and the curtains whooshing and the door slamming, if we take all these things away, what do we have left?

Just a dark room.

Can we have a cite for dark room please.

[Robin Banks]

Can we have a cite for dark room please.

Gerry said so.

[Vertigo Swirl]

Gerry said so.

Oh so you believe him about that do you? 

[Robin Banks]

Oh so you believe him about that do you?

Yes I do, that's why I started this thread.

10th May statement.

----- He is certain that, before leaving home the children's bedroom was totally dark, with the window closed, but he does not know it was locked, the external blinds closed but with some slats open, and the curtains also drawn closed.

[jassi]

Gerry said so.

I find it's usually what he doesn't say that is more interesting

[Vertigo Swirl]

Yes I do, that's why I started this thread.

10th May statement.

----- He is certain that, before leaving home the children's bedroom was totally dark, with the window closed, but he does not know it was locked, the external blinds closed but with some slats open, and the curtains also drawn closed.

Presumably then you believe his statements to be a truthful account of events then?

[Robin Banks]

So if the room was dark, how did Gerry see Maddie sleeping in her bed just by sticking his head around the door?

 

[Robin Banks]

Presumably then you believe his statements to be a truthful account of events then?

I believe the Children's bedroom was in darkness.


IMO