Re: Bernt Stellander interview

by Amy Dean 16.08.24 12:50

The age is correct.

Sean McCann | Joe Humphries Memorial Trust (JHMT)

by pinkgladioli 16.08.24 13:03

If it is SM, he seems to be a busy lad, which maybe explain why he wasn’t at the anniversary where AM attended, if it happens to be the right person I say good luck to him, he is nothing to do with anything relating to this case

by Amy Dean 16.08.24 13:04

Yes, it's good that he can get on with his life without people knowing who he is.

by **Jill Havern** 16.08.24 13:10

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by Justice for Maddie 16.08.24 13:32

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Thank you for the pics. I only knew the Amelie pic from the anniversary event. Yes it could be Sean. He looks like Gerry.

by Justice for Maddie 16.08.24 13:53

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I found this photo on TikTok.

by Cake Lover 16.08.24 14:10

The young man does look like Gerry; if he is Sean I hope he's happy and living a normal life.

by pinkgladioli 16.08.24 14:22

There is photos on a Scottish swimming website with same lad appearing and wearing gold in the background there are other people there are 2 ladies one with her head down and one with sunglasses and a turquoise towel just wondering if one of these ladies could be KM?

by pinkgladioli 16.08.24 14:22

Sorry should say wearing a gold medal

by Liz Eagles 16.08.24 14:53

Am I missing something?

Someone has posted photographs of Madeleine's siblings and then people are having a good old chat about them.

Bloody disgusting.

by Bluebagthepirate 16.08.24 18:01

Calm down, they are potential key witnesses.

by Honesty 16.08.24 18:19

Unfortunately, the McCanns have blighted their children's lives. LIterally millions of people all over the world are following this case, of course. Everywhere they go their names must be recognised and they are probably asked if they are MM's brother/sister.

They must notice people looking at them and pointing them out to others. Not very nice, but how do they stop this happening unless they change their identities (a bit late now). As it is they are lumbered with all this for the rest of their lives.

I suppose the best they can do is to try and live as normal a life as possible. But no doubt it puts them under a lot of pressure and isn't easy for them.

I wonder if they have asked their parents for the truth. And, if so, if they have been told the truth.

by Silentscope 16.08.24 18:28

If anyone apart from Madeleine is a Victim in this Case, then it must truly be the Twins.

by Justice for Maddie 16.08.24 18:51

Were the twins ever questioned by the police when they got older? Maybe they subconsciously remember something?

by CaKeLoveR 16.08.24 19:28

I hope they can't remember anything at all about the holiday. Imagine recallng that your big sister disappeared and hasn't been seen since, and shortly after, your parents also disappeared. They returned from the world tour, but for a short while, the twins were without the three main people in their very young lives. I hope their minds are a total blank about the entire event.

by Ladyinred 16.08.24 19:32

Bluebagthepirate wrote:Calm down, they are potential key witnesses.

You are joking, I hope. The twins were just two years-old.

Liz, I agree with you on this. Please no more photos or speculation about them as young adults.

by **PeterMac** 16.08.24 19:54

It may be that the Twins had to be failry heavily seated on 3/5/7 because the effect of having them wake and cry or scream during the ensuing drama might have cause the Police to ask the obvious questions about
1. Child care - with an officer going to the Tapas bar to see if he could hear . . . –> Focus on the parents !
2. Why Gerry, then Oldfield, then the abductor had not woken them, but they were wide awake 'now'

They had a script to follow, the Time Line, and nothing could be allowed to get in the way of that.

by AnneCGuedes 18.08.24 22:06

Honesty wrote:Unfortunately, the McCanns have blighted their children's lives. LIterally millions of people all over the world are following this case, of course. Everywhere they go their names must be recognised and they are probably asked if they are MM's brother/sister.

They must notice people looking at them and pointing them out to others. Not very nice, but how do they stop this happening unless they change their identities (a bit late now). As it is they are lumbered with all this for the rest of their lives.

I suppose the best they can do is to try and live as normal a life as possible. But no doubt it puts them under a lot of pressure and isn't easy for them.

I wonder if they have asked their parents for the truth. And, if so, if they have been told the truth.

Will they one day do what the Rosenbergs' sons (adopted by the Meeropol family) did ? Investigating to prove that their parents were innocent, discovering that they were not and acknowledging it with dignity?

by Bluebagthepirate 19.08.24 7:21

Ladyinred wrote:
Bluebagthepirate wrote:Calm down, they are potential key witnesses.

You are joking, I hope. The twins were just two years-old.

Liz, I agree with you on this. Please no more photos or speculation about them as young adults.

I'm not joking.

They have heard and seen a lot in the last 17 years don't you think?

by Justice for Maddie 19.08.24 7:37

Bluebagthepirate wrote:
Ladyinred wrote:
Bluebagthepirate wrote:Calm down, they are potential key witnesses.

You are joking, I hope. The twins were just two years-old.

Liz, I agree with you on this. Please no more photos or speculation about them as young adults.
I'm not joking.

They have heard and seen a lot in the last 17 years don't you think?

Exactly. When you live in your parent's house or visit your family/grandparents, it's very possible that you hear something in a conversation etc.. I think the police should question them. If their mother didn't want to answer 48 questions...

by Ladyinred 19.08.24 8:16

The twins should be kept out of this. By everyone.

To be questioned for what reason, in case they might have heard vital information during their childhoods? No way is that going to happen.

by Bluebagthepirate 19.08.24 8:31

Ladyinred wrote:
To be questioned for what reason, in case they might have heard vital information during their childhoods?

Exactly that now that they are adults.

They are adults.

by Cake Lover 19.08.24 8:38

No, it won't happen, why should the twins have to go through something their mother refused to do?

by crusader 19.08.24 8:42

If you want to keep something secret, never talk in front of Children, every parent knows this.
The twins wouldn't remember anything from around the time Madeleine was missing in my opinion.
Amalie was said to have remarked when being dressed in Madeleine's pyjamas, "Maddies jammies, where is Maddie".

by Justice for Maddie 19.08.24 8:56

Of course they wouldn't talk in front of the children and the twins don't need to answer the 48 questions, but perhaps the twins overheard a conversation by chance etc..

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