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When I first saw it on the news, I thought (and hoped - otherwise theres little hope ) that it was a family member-tangled-web-abduction of some sort. Though I can't find any mention of estranged exes or anything.
Whats your take on it? ____________________ CBR125|||GSXR400|||CBR400|||CBR400|||CB250RS|||GSXR750|||CB250RS
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My view is: How the fuc* can any parents leave a very young child at home on their own! Even if they were only a few hundred yards away, they were still not in the same building.
They should be prosecuted for neglect and have the other kids taken into care as they obviously can't look after them!
I put the entire blame of the girls disapearance on the parents. ____________________ ZXR750R (M2) - For the road.
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Barry - I get your point, though taking their other kids into care is a little harsh.
I think there was supposed to be some kind of 'culture' there where all parents happily leave there kids while they dine. I personally thought this a little irresponsible, but not every parent would agree.
I reckon there will be very few parents willing to do this from now on, though.
But yes, there is no way on God's green earth I would leave my kids alone in a building, while I filled my face elsewhere. I'd get a bloody takeaway and stay in! ____________________ CBR125|||GSXR400|||CBR400|||CBR400|||CB250RS|||GSXR750|||CB250RS
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Leaving a three year old on her own while you go out for dinner?
Never in a million year's would I dream of doing such a thing, my eldest is 6 and I still wouldn't even think about it. ____________________ 02 Firestorm. |
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I'm beginning to feel a bit suspicious about it, something not right somewhere ____________________ Something dark reddish with two wheels and cagiva written on the side
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I just feel very sad for them, as parents they've made a huge mistake, born out of either complacency/misplaced trust/selfishness or whatever, and regardless of the outcome they're going to regret this and beat themselves up about it for the rest of their lives.
At Easter we visited my wife's family who live on Poros, a small Saronic isle 5 mins by ferry from the mainland Peloponnese. We visited a friends house one evening for drinks and a take-away, the children aged 7-12 boys and girls, Greek, English, and Dutch played hide and seek around the houses in the little square that our friends house was in. After the second game of hide and seek they all returned except my 7 year old daughter. I asked my eldest where she was, she didn't know, in fact no-one knew. We spent the next hour trying to find her, I walked back to our apartment to see if she'd made her way "home". Everyone searched: shopkeepers, barmen, taxi drivers, police, neighbours, friends and family. Thankfully we had a happy outcome a local whose daughter spoke English well, and her husband taxi driver gave her a ride back to the apartment where my wife's cousin was waiting just in case she returned.
We were obviously very happy to have her back, and knew how close we'd perhaps come to losing her. The locals were very nonchalant about the whole thing, very "oh this is Poros, sleepy Greek fishing town, nothing bad every happens here, don't worry" They just couldn't grasp that all it takes is an opportunist paedophile to be passing a lost child/open window/unlocked door etc... and it's all over. My daughter could so easily have been on the mainland and gone within the first 10 minutes that it defies belief.
I'm not saying that the perp would have been Greek either, there are way too many British pervs trawling the world looking for an opportunity. And safe to say she doesn't enjoy that kind of "freedom" back here in England. Without sounding paranoid and anal you just have to be on your guard 24/7/365. ____________________ My claim to fame: Austin Vince nicked my pen... |
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It's not that, so much—it's just the way they appear in all of the interviews.
They just don't appear to be...particularly distraught. I mean, the mother's very first comment to the press focused entirely on the Portuguese police. Not one mention of her daughter. No tears, nothing. Bizarre?
Her behaviour during interviews and press conferences is also odd. During the most recent press conference she blinked so much as to be conspicuous and seemed to be finding it difficult to look directly into the cameras throughout. Her tone of voice and body language did not suggest the fear and anguish that her words appeared to convey.
A family member (uncle) rang 'This Morning' this morning (believe it or not) and seemed to exude the same bizarre behaviour. He almost sounded bored .
I know grief can do funny things to people, but my gut feeling here is that this whole thing stinks.
I don't know what it is, but there's definitely something not right. ____________________ the warped one: This is a follow up from the thread 'my willy hurts' |
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Interesting points.
So, if she's not really been 'snatched', then really a motive needs to be looked at. What is there that the parents might gain from a faked kidnapping? The father is a consultant, so wouldn't assume they'd need money, so what else is a possible root of a motive? It would need to be a strong one, for even the worst parent to stoop that low.
I think it's all a bit equivocal. Perhaps we're a bit too eager for conspiracies in this day and age.
Unfortunately, since theres been no ransom demand, I fear the worst for the poor little girl  ____________________ CBR125|||GSXR400|||CBR400|||CBR400|||CB250RS|||GSXR750|||CB250RS
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Not very nice making insinuating comments about the parents; if the worst has happened, they've just lost their three-year-old daughter for good. People react differently, and if anything, the mother looks sedated. ____________________ My other bike's a Monster...  |
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It is only natural to see a situation and assume all sorts of reasons for it happening, but whatever the reason for her disappearance I just hope that they find this little girl safe and well and soon. ____________________ Biker Gifts
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I have to say I find this all very worrying, we all have to watch out for ourselves, young and old. My hospital is on high security, it's the hospital that has been in the news because a nurse was raped in the toilets by the main entrance on Saturday night. We've all been told not to wander around on our own, I've already done a few trips around, but still, you don't expect bad things to happen to you, and if you're not a crazy person thinking about how you're going to attack someone then it's highly unlikely (unless you work in security) that you will consider how, when and where you could be attacked. You can't trust anyone anymore. How sad.
I hope this little girl isn't another one on our list of children being unfairly and disgustingly abused, I do think it was wrong for the parents to leave their kids while they went off for dinner, but mistakes are made, and unfortunately for their little girl they were just unlucky. ____________________ Alli x
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Hi, I have to agree with not leaving your kids at home on their own. I live in england and there is no way on this earth that I would do that but that's not the issue, there is a poor little girl who has been taken from her parents and she needs to be returned to them along with all the other children who are missing. People who pin point children for their derangedness need to be dealt with serverly.
I want to know if anybody lives near Distrital de Faro in Faro?  ____________________ Karnina |
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I feel really sorry for the kid...the punishment that she is/was received is far worse than ether parents or absuctor will get...
WTF is wrong with the parents though????? Leaving a kid on her own in a foreign country?
According to The Times "According to a member of staff, the McCanns were so confident of safety they left the french windows to their apartment unlocked when their children were alone last Thursday week." CLICK
If they left the kid alone when on holiday, then they probably do it on a regular basis when at home....I think that this borders on abuse.
They also went back every 30 minutes....hmm, sounds like bullsh1t to me. Even if they did, then all they were doing was confirming to anyone watching the apartment that they [the abductor] had 30 minutes in which to get in, grab the girl and get away. ____________________ Those who risk nothing, do nothing, achieve nothing, become nothing. |
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Once the kid has been found, then thoughts of what the parents were doing and blaming someone will enter my mind. But at the moment, I'll just remain hopeful that she is found safe and well.  |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 19 years, 120 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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