The
McCanns as we all know have stated many times in interview that they did not
give a second thought to leaving their children alone in the apartment- not a single
thought.
They
had no concerns whatsoever about doing so.
It
just felt so safe to leave their three under 4 year old children alone, and
leaving the patio door unlocked too which would allow Madeleine to get out, or
an intruder to get in, didn’t cross their minds either as being a dangerous
thing to do.
It all
just felt so right, so safe. If it hadn’t
felt so safe, so right, if Kate McCann had had to ask herself, question what
she was doing, she said she would not then have left her children as she did.
Leaving
her three little ones alone night after night, in the unlocked apartment, so
alone, so vulnerable, felt right to her!
Even
on the morning of 3rd May 2007, when Madeleine told her (according
to Kate McCann) that she and her baby brother had been crying in their absence
the night before, Kate and Gerry McCann still felt it perfectly okay, perfectly
normal, to walk out on the kids.
Even
when Gerry McCann checked the apartment at his 9:04 pm check and found the
bedroom door where his children slept much wider open, and Madeleine in exactly
the same position he had left her, therefore knowing she had not been out of
bed – he didn’t bother to investigate how that door came to be more widely
open.
Still
at this point in the game – McCann doesn’t spare a thought for the safety of
his children.
He
knows he had left the patio door unlocked.
He
knows Madeleine hasn’t stirred, hasn’t been awake out of bed.
He knows
then ‘someone’ an intruder has been in that apartment and opened that bedroom door.
Yet McCann does nothing to protect his children?
He
walks out of that apartment leaving the children more vulnerable than ever, and
stands chatting outside to a guy he had met during his daily tennis time – or me
time.
Why
was he not concerned at finding that door more open?
I
have asked this question a million times it would seem.
He
said it was the door more widely open that had caused him to check, go into the
children’s bedroom as opposed to what he would normally do – NOT BOTHER!
So
why then did he not try to discover how the door had been more open?
Finding
Madeleine asleep in the same position, should then have had McCann scared out
of his wits, as someone had obviously then been in the apartment?
Yet
it didn’t. He toddled off back to his
mates at the tapas bar.
Now
that is not normal.
Since
the child’s disappearance both Gerry and Kate McCann spout the usual – ‘if we’d
thought it wasn’t safe we’d never have left them.’
Funny
that, because that is not what the female members of the group say. According to them Kate McCann was not happy
about leaving that patio door unlocked.
But
that in itself doesn’t make sense. She
is a grown woman, a mother of three, an educated lady, a doctor!
Why
on earth would she sit whimpering over dinner with friends announcing to them
all what Madeleine had said about waking and crying, and about her concerns
over leaving the door unlocked and not get off her ass there and then and go back and
secure the place, or better still stay with her youngsters?
Why would she just sit whingeing and whimpering making sure in fact that they ALL knew of Madeleine and Sean having cried and having told her and Gerry about it?
If this happened - there was a reason why Kate McCann did so! Planting a seed comes to mind.
It
makes no sense that the McCanns, after being told by Madeleine that they (Madeleine and Sean) had
been awake and crying that they still walked out and left the children that
very night, and added to which they left the patio door unlocked…so they say!
(AND
YOU JUST GOTTA ASK – WHY IN HELL WAS THE DOOR EVER LEFT UNLOCKED? COME ON NOW, WHO IN THEIR RIGHT MIND DOES
THAT, AND WHO IN THEIR RIGHT MIND BELIEVES THAT?)
And why
would Kate McCann if she was sitting at that dinner table so concerned for her
children, to top the lot, then, allow Matthew
Oldfield a guy who didn’t know her kids to go into the apartment and check on
them?
We
have heard Oldfield himself tell of how he didn’t know the McCann children.
And
here is what his wife Rachael Oldfield has to say about how well she/they knew
them, which makes it all the more unbelievable that Oldfield would have gone in
to that apartment to check on the McCann kids.
1578:
“In respect of Madeleine herself, are you
able to describe her character”?
Reply: (Rachael
Oldfield)
“Erm I mean she was you know, a very bubbly
little girl, erm very cheery, erm very sort of caring, she was very good with
er smaller children, erm you know I just remember Grace falling over and sort
of Madeleine going to pick her up and help her, erm you know, sort of full of
fun, lots of energy, running around, sporty.
1578:
“What about her intelligence”?
Reply:
“Erm a bright little girl I think, erm I
mean oh, her, I suppose I don’t know her well enough to, to
really comment on that but I mean, she was, you know she was sort of
very together and certainly acted her age or sort of you know older than her
age, she was very sort of self aware, erm”.
1578:
“Do you know if she was aware of stranger danger
for example”?
Reply:
“Yeah I’m sure she would have been, I mean I
don’t know personally but erm you know I think”.
1578:
“To your knowledge, was she the sort of
little girl that would have gone with a stranger”?
Reply:
“No I don’t, no I don’t think she would have
done, no, erm no, I mean, I mean, I don’t, you know I didn’t know Madeleine well
enough
END
That is exactly what Matthew Oldfield would have been to Madeleine had she woke up and seen him in the apartment - a STRANGER!
And
that is one of the reasons that it is very difficult to believe that Matthew
Oldfield went in to check on the McCann children, something that he himself
said he had never done during that week until the night Madeleine vanished and
he had not done so, BECAUSE HE DID NOT KNOW THE MCCANN CHILDREN!
Not
only did he not know them, NEITHER did his wife Rachael Oldfield!
So
why did Kate and Gerry McCann allow him to go into their apartment?
Why
did he suddenly decide it was okay to do so, to check children he didn’t know
and had made a point of NOT doing throughout that week.
And
why did his wife Rachael Oldfield think it was okay – she as a female a mother
would not have gone in to check on these kids whom she did not know in the
middle of the night in the dark.
Oldfield
as in Mrs Resuscitation Rachael Oldfield– also rattles on about just that –
resuscitation. Of how if Madeleine had
needed to be resuscitated there were plenty of medics on hand to do just
that.
Makes
one wonder if Matthew Oldfield was in that apartment, that it might not have
been to check for crying, but for breathing – to
resuscitate a child?
But
back to Kate McCann this woman who said she didn’t spare a thought to it being
unsafe to leave her children, and to the comments in this regard made by the
three females in their holiday party.
Kate
McCann ‘Madeleine’
3rd
May 2007
‘By
9 pm we were all seated and had begun ordering drinks, starters and main meals.
WE mentioned to the others what Madeleine had said that
morning.
Obviously
we didn’t want any of our children waking and wondering where we were even for
a few minutes, and if the chances of that seemed remote, it was enough of a
concern to make us absolutely prompt with our checks on the kids. That is why Gerry and I were subsequently
able to be so accurate about timings.
Jane
Tanner Rogatory Interview:
Officer 4078:
“Right,
okay. Now you have had your lunch, is there anything else that you need
to say before we move on?”
Reply : (Tanner)
“Erm, I
don’t think so.
I think
just to, I was thinking, one thing I
didn’t mention is, at the, I’m not sure when, when abouts in the meal, but I
did have a conversation with Kate about, she’d said that she’d, Madeleine had
said something strange about ‘Where were
you last night when I woke up’.
And, as I say, I can’t remember where in the meal
she said this, but she did sort of say, oh I thought she said I thought that
was a bit odd when, when Kate said, you know, Madeleine obviously she did say
‘Where were you when’, you know, I think she said ‘When Sean and I woke up’, I
can’t remember whether it was when two of them woke up.
So I think Kate was more worried
that night, you know, whether leaving them was the, the
right thing, or so to speak, so. So you were saying then about the
frequency of the checks. I was just wondering if that was another reason,
you know why maybe the checks were more often”.
4078
“Yeah. How did Kate seem when she
mentioned that?”
Reply:
“Fine, she
was just sort of a bit, I think, you could see she was just a bit sort of concerned. I
think, because it was sort of like ‘Oh I
wonder if she did wake up’.
I think she thought she hadn’t woken up really, Madeleine
just was saying it. But she did, yeah, you could tell it was, she was a bit sort of more worried, you know, than other,
other nights there’d never been anything, but obviously the
fact she’d said that, sort of”.
4078 “Put it into mind?”
Reply “Yeah, yeah”.
4078
“And you
don’t remember exactly at what point that was said?”
Reply:
“No, I
think it was fairly early on, but, I mean, I don’t know whether it was, erm, I
would think it would probably be early on.
I think it was when, I don’t think everybody else
was there when she said that, so that would suggest it was early on. But I
can’t, that’s, that’s a recollection, I can’t say for sure”.
Fiona Payne Rogatory Interview
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1485 |
“Just going back to your meal, where you say that Kate spoke about,
this is probably a little bit out of synch”. |
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“Yeah”. |
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1485 |
“But you said that Kate told you about Madeleine waking up?” |
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1485 |
“And you couldn’t remember, you didn’t, you weren’t sure whether it
was the night before?” |
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“Yeah”. |
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1485 |
“Or, you know, the night before that?” |
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“Yeah” |
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1485 |
“What were the circumstances regarding her telling you that?” |
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“She did, she brought it up and that she, I mean, this is awful in
retrospect as well, she asked what my opinion was on, erm, tut, on whether
they were okay leaving the, the doors unlocked, because she was saying ‘Is it better that if Madeleine wakes up she can GET OUT
and find us or’, erm,‘or locking it
and, you know, finding that we’re not there and the door’s locked if she woke
up’, because Madeleine had woken up, what I thought was the night
before. Erm, tut, and it was in that context really, just asking, you know,
what I thought. So it was obviously something that was on her
mind a bit, huh”. |
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“So she asked you what your thoughts were regarding locking?” |
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“Yeah”. |
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1485 |
“Did she say whether she had locked or?” |
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“No, that was the point, I think they said they’d left it, well she’d said she’d left it unlocked”. |
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1485 |
“Left the patio?” |
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“And she felt a bit nervous about it but Gerry, Gerry had sort of
said ‘Oh it will be fine’, you know. But she was obviously, because it wasn’t
something she was quite easy with, that’s the way it came across, you
know, but, but Gerry said, you know, ‘It’ll be fine. It’ll
be fine’. Because I don’t imagine she would have said anything otherwise if it
hadn’t been on her mind. And the fact was she, she, you know, commented on it being really
strange that, that Madeleine had said this about waking up and them not being there and she’d mentioned that in the
context of that conversation”. |
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1485 |
“And can you remember exactly what she said that Madeleine had said?” |
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Reply |
“Tut, just words such as, erm, ‘Sean and I woke up and we were
crying mummy and where were you’”. |
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1485 |
“Okay. Did she say what she said to Madeleine after that?” |
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Reply |
“No, I think, it was more, the conversation was more Kate said she was
trying to get more out of Madeleine, but as kids are, you know, they sort of
move on and she wouldn’t really, she couldn’t really get out of her what had
caused her to wake up or, or, erm, you know, whether she’d just woken up
anyway and, you know, she never, never got that out of Madeleine”. |
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“And what did you say?” |
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“She didn’t seem frightened or anything, I mean, that is what Kate did
say, you know, it wasn’t something that had frightened Madeleine. I said, in the context of the holiday, I guess I just said ‘Oh
I’m sure they’ll be fine’”. |
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1485 |
“Right”. |
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“Much to my regret”. |
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1485 |
“Was that the early part of, I mean, because you have only got a
window of about an hour really, haven’t you, in between, you know, you
sitting down and Kate going and raising the alarm?” |
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“Yeah”. |
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“So”. |
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“It was fairly early on in that evening”. |
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“Fairly early?” |
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“Yeah, yeah”. |
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1485 |
“Could it have been the time that Gerry had gone to do the checking
and then subsequently ran into Jez, could it have been around about that
time?” |
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“I couldn’t say, I mean, you know, I’d say it was in the first half of
the evening”. |
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1485 |
“Yeah. Is there anything else that you can remember about
that conversation?” |
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Reply |
“No, as I say, it just strikes me, in awful retrospect, that, you
know, Kate, I think, had done something that she
wasn’t quite happy with, in leaving the doors unlocked. And that is something again that she is going to beat herself up
about for a long time to come because, you know, you, you like think that you
acted on your instincts and I think her instinct was
that that was something she wasn’t really happy to do”. |
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1485 |
“When the parents, and I know that you said that you subconsciously
wasn’t taking that much interest, but when the parents came back on the
Thursday, having done their relaying of checking, can you remember anything
that anybody said or anybody’s demeanour that was different to how they
left?” |
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“Nothing, nothing, everyone came back, as I say, everyone was in good
spirits that night, there was a lot of laughing and joking, there was no
change in, in anybody coming back as from when they went”. |
Rachael Oldfield Rogatory Interview
1578
“So you, on the Wednesday evening then, you
stayed in the apartment with Grace”?
Reply:
“Yeah, yeah. I remember reading my book on
the sofa for a while and then think I, I went to bed but it would have been
quite, you know it would have been about nine, cos I’d been up most of the
night before, erm and I mean I know that on Thursday night when we sat down at
the table, Kate said that to Madeleine and Sean had you know, said they’d been
crying on the Wednesday night and asking where erm, they’d said they’d been
crying and, and some, you know, this is sort of with hindsight but I you know,
I was trying to think whether I’d heard anything but”.
1578 :
“On the Wednesday evening”
Reply:
“Mmm”.
1578:
“Who said they’d been crying sorry”?
Reply:
“Kate did, when we sat down at the table on the
Thursday night, Kate said that erm, Madeleine and Sean had cried, said they’d
been crying, erm and you know wondered where she was, or wondered where you
know, Mummy and Daddy were, erm I mean this was kind of after Madeleine
disappeared, we talked, she mentioned that when we sat at the table on Thursday
and then after Madeleine had disappeared, erm McCANN’s said, ‘oh well I wonder whether on the Wednesday,
you know somebody had tried to get in perhaps or had got in and they’d seen
something’ erm you know and I was next door in the apartment but I mean I
didn’t hear any, well you know, I didn’t hear anything, I could well have been
asleep.
END
One has to ask what was Gerry McCann saying,
doing when Kate was making her announcement at the table that evening, of how
Sean and Madeleine had cried, of how they had left the patio door unlocked?
Not like Gerry, not to add his tuppenceworth or
rather not like Gerry to not be in the driving seat…
And I have to say again - Have you ever heard such a ridiculous story as the one told by Kate McCann when after her daughter tells her she and her baby brother were crying when left alone, instead of staying at home she comes up with this - She has told many a tale but this one is a 'killer'
"Obviously we didn’t want any of our children waking and wondering where we were even for a few minutes, and if the chances of that seemed remote, it was enough of a concern to make us absolutely prompt with our checks on the kids. That is why Gerry and I were subsequently able to be so accurate about timings."
A 'remote chance?' You gotta laugh at the woman - No 'remote' about it, the kids had already been awake and crying!
She definitely treats and thinks of her supporters as dumb asses if she thinks even they were taken in by that one!
Oh yes, a story has been told by this group, and it is not a truthful one as we can see from their police witness statements, interviews, books, diaries and basically each time they utter a word...the truth of that evening, I believe the world has yet to hear.
No wonder they fear Dr Goncalo Amaral and the
team who first investigated the events of the night the group reported young
Madeleine Beth McCann as missing.
l-azzeri-lies-in-the-sun.com
16th December 2013