Although the McCanns denied giving Calpol to the children, Kate’s father, Brian Healy admitted that they did.

by **sharonl** 23.02.21 23:00

The McCanns, when asked a simple question as to whether they had given the children Calpol or other sedatives the night Madeleine was reported missing, denied on TV ever giving their children Calpol or other sedatives. But Kate McCann’s father confirmed that they did give the children Calpol.

Interview with Goncalo Amaral

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HC: Is it possible for me to have a hair and than say ‘this hair belongs to Mr. José António” [figure of speech]?

GA: I was about to explain that. The FSS stated that due to the hair tone, they belonged to Madeleine McCann, but that they couldn’t extract the DNA because the hairs did not have any roots. Nowadays, labs in Europe can actually extract DNA without the roots, and arrive to a conclusion, if the DNA belongs to that person or not. Furthermore, those hairs can help us understand if the child - like her grandfather said, some journalists also said that at the time - did take an antihistaminic in order to sleep at night. And then consider the influence that it could have produced. Those hairs, if they still exist and if they do belong to Madeleine, and if she was indeed – her siblings never woke up in that night – given, like her grandfather said in the English television; if the McCanns gave the children Calpol7 at night in order for them, or for the little girl to sleep… From that point on, we might be able to arrive to a conclusion regarding what happened. When they write in a book that the girl’s sleeping disorders had ended years ago, that is a lie, since the problems that concern that child, existed to the last day, to the day of her disappearance. And there is evidence that establishes that.

by **Silentscope** 24.02.21 11:08

Kate, a qualified Anaethatist suggested that the twins be tested for the effects of any substance used during the ‘Abduction’.

But only after enough time had elapsed to make any such test useless.

Whether the hairs supplied to the FSS were actually Maddies, or if they still exist to be tested again with modern methods will probably never be allowed to be revealed.

From the PJ Files:
Strangely, Kate also made several requests, three months after the disappearance of Madeleine, that the police should take blood, hair and nail tests of Madeleine's twin siblings, because, as she said, she remembered that on the day of Madeleine's disappearance, in spite of all the commotion and noise made by the authorities and other persons who were looking for Madeleine in apartment 5A of the OC, the twins never woke up, having been transported to another apartment, they remained asleep, due to which she now presumes that they were under the effect of some sedative drug that a presumed abductor had administered to the three children in order to be able to abduct Madeleine, a situation which Kate refers to being possible according to what she read in a criminal investigation manual given to her by the British authorities, that would have been the procedure of the abductor in the real case involving abduction, rape and murder of the girl.

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by Guest 24.02.21 12:33

It's truly remarkable what can be achieved all in the space of just one minute and twenty seconds! He must have had the Calpol in his back pocket in preparation, as he clearly had no time to waste.

by **Silentscope** 24.02.21 13:04

It must have been a ‘horrible job’ for CB to do cleaning up the floor and the walls, washing the curtains and re-arranging the furniture in that small ‘window of opportunity’.

How much Calpol and how long would it take to make them all K.O.?

by **PeterMac** 24.02.21 13:43

If yo are new to the Sedation theory may I modestly suggest a quick look at

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which reviews the various changes in the McCann's approach to this issue

by Guest 24.02.21 14:56

It is beyond the realms of credulity that a stranger would successfully be able to achieve the administration of a liquid sedative by mouth in the quantity required to sedate three unwilling participants.

by **sandancer** 24.02.21 17:22

Good old Dave Edgar came up with chlorophorm to sedate the children !

Must have watched too many Victorian melodramas

by **Silentscope** 28.02.21 15:33

Contained in the then available packages of Calpol was a syringe (used for measuring- not injecting) which was quickly ‘whooshed’ .

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Although the McCanns denied giving Calpol to the children, Kate’s father, Brian Healy admitted that they did.

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