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Sunday Express: Madeleine McCann disappearance - the theories

by Patience 30.04.17 17:44

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Re: Sunday Express: Madeleine McCann disappearance - the theories

by ChippyM 30.04.17 18:00

Well thats a surprise, 'child traffickers in a developed European country- unlikely, wandering off and unlocking various gates - unlikely.
Amaral saying a burglary gone wrong - unlikely.....

and then Amarals book and theory in the line up of 'theories'.

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Re: Sunday Express: Madeleine McCann disappearance - the theories

by Philip Anders 02.05.17 17:45

I see that the Sunday Express have closed the comments section for this article.

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