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Purporting a theory
Would there be any mileage in purporting the theory that some/all the children slept in the Paynes apartment and used their baby monitor instead
of the 'checks'. Maybe answering why there is no mention of the McCanns checking on other children and someone said there were
no cots in the room at the first alert.
My thoughts then travelled to, if that was the case,and that apartment being on the first floor, would there be a possibility that Madeleine
woke up, maybe disorientated and fell from the balcony to the garden below where, evidence (env.25 and 26 in the files) was gathered
and later the dogs alerted to.
of the 'checks'. Maybe answering why there is no mention of the McCanns checking on other children and someone said there were
no cots in the room at the first alert.
My thoughts then travelled to, if that was the case,and that apartment being on the first floor, would there be a possibility that Madeleine
woke up, maybe disorientated and fell from the balcony to the garden below where, evidence (env.25 and 26 in the files) was gathered
and later the dogs alerted to.
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Not that anything is straightforward in this, you understand, but I would imagine that it would have been a far more acceptable version of events if that was the case.
Use of a baby monitor might indicate that reasonable precautions had been taken to safeguard the childrens' welfare and there have, very sadly, been many reports of a child falling from a balcony at home/on holiday, for which parents generally haven't been prosecuted.
I think that a "tragic accident" headline would have been the end of that.
Re: the 'no cots' bit - I haven't yet come across that, but there's always more research to do on this case!
Use of a baby monitor might indicate that reasonable precautions had been taken to safeguard the childrens' welfare and there have, very sadly, been many reports of a child falling from a balcony at home/on holiday, for which parents generally haven't been prosecuted.
I think that a "tragic accident" headline would have been the end of that.
Re: the 'no cots' bit - I haven't yet come across that, but there's always more research to do on this case!
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Thats a possibility although i cant imagine these adults really left their babies on there own.sparkyhorrox wrote:Would there be any mileage in purporting the theory that some/all the children slept in the Paynes apartment and used their baby monitor instead
of the 'checks'. Maybe answering why there is no mention of the McCanns checking on other children and someone said there were
no cots in the room at the first alert.
My thoughts then travelled to, if that was the case,and that apartment being on the first floor, would there be a possibility that Madeleine
woke up, maybe disorientated and fell from the balcony to the garden below where, evidence (env.25 and 26 in the files) was gathered
and later the dogs alerted to.
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I thought the dogs alerted int he garden of 5A. The flat above is Mrs Fenn, not the Paynes.
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Now where have I read that Charlotte Pennington was babysitting O'Brien/Tanner children?
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Thanks Peter Mac,PeterMac wrote:I thought the dogs alerted int he garden of 5A. The flat above is Mrs Fenn, not the Paynes.
Sorry everyone, re-read and re-read the files again and got the apartment back to front..
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Chatelaine, was it this? It's from Russell O'Brien's rogatory. Make of it what you will, I can't understand a word of it!!Châtelaine wrote:Now where have I read that Charlotte Pennington was babysitting O'Brien/Tanner children?
“Erm, the first three paragraphs are fine. I think, I suppose, the only comment is, when I’m talking about Charlotte PENNINGTON in the fifth paragraph, erm, I said that she, ‘I believe she looked after Dave and Fiona’s kids’, then, then there’s a separate, a sort of a separate sentence there. Erm, and it might be worth clarifying that, at least in popular Press, she erm, she, there was a report that she said she saw Kate and Gerry at the Airport, but I think she’s, and I don’t think that would have been possible, because we had left the Airport on the coach with her, so I think she’s probably confusing that with, with one of us. So that’s, that’s only a report from the popular Press rather than anything that she said”.
1578 “So how do you wish us to word that?”
Reply “I suppose, erm, ‘I believe she looked after Fiona and Dave’s kids’, full stop, erm, ‘In the media at least she has reported seeing Kate and Gerry at FARO Airport on our arrival, but I don’t think, I think she’s mistaken because they had not arrived by then’”. I mean, it, it is potentially, theoretically possible that she was nipping in and out of the bus, but I don’t think she would have, erm, they were, they were a good hour landing after us and we weren’t extensively delayed at the Airport, from my recollection, it seem, probably less like”.
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Yes, there is certainly mileage in that, since it seems such a sensible thing to do - the sort of thing that a group of docs and professionals might decide was acceptable in my view.sparkyhorrox wrote:Would there be any mileage in purporting the theory that some/all the children slept in the Paynes apartment and used their baby monitor instead
of the 'checks'. Maybe answering why there is no mention of the McCanns checking on other children and someone said there were
no cots in the room at the first alert.
My thoughts then travelled to, if that was the case,and that apartment being on the first floor, would there be a possibility that Madeleine
woke up, maybe disorientated and fell from the balcony to the garden below where, evidence (env.25 and 26 in the files) was gathered
and later the dogs alerted to.
However, children can move quietly. They don't necessarily cry on waking. If the balcony door had been carelessly left open, your scenario becomes quite plausible - assuming you have the locations right.
As a theory it has the benefit also of explaining why the whole group would be so committed to running with a bogus narrative.
However, there is other stuff the theory might be less good at explaining - I am thinking of Mrs Fenn's evidence of the crying...
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I don't think that you would pt that amount of kids to sleep in one place. the chances that one or two would wake and disturb the others,unless ofcourse some sleep aid were to have been used,i wonder if the earlier holidays of some group together had nightsitters available at cheap price maybe Majorca etc ? no I recall now something was available there? joyce1938
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