Re: This will be the Start of Good Things for Madeleine - Kate McCann

by hedge 23.02.10 17:48

Inyx wrote:
hedge wrote:
Inyx wrote:They did find a black bag though. In a ravine.
And they've found a pink blanket.

I could post the links, but this time I challenge you to find them yourselves.

neither of those were forum/media myths though were they?

Yes they were, because they aren't what people think/thought they were.
Sorry if I sound cryptic, can't explain myself any better as this :
There's no missing pink blanket. There's no missing blue bag.

I see what you mean now, sorry was being dim.

by bellatrix 23.02.10 19:14

bunny wrote:
bellatrix wrote:
bunny wrote:Tony Rogers Sasha

That almost sounds rude lol :oops:
It's taken me hours to work out why that sounds rude :ambersuz:

poor sascha :ambersuz:

LOL just my mind in the sewer!!!!!!!!

by Cath 24.02.10 10:23

So nobody's found the links to the black bag or pink blanket then?
Or perhaps nobody went looking for it?
Where did Krugel say he's seen a pink blanket, that according to him wasn't collected by the Police?

by Dark Hunter 24.02.10 16:58

http://www.gerrymccannsblogs.co.uk/PJ/BLACK.htm

http://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/view/119833/Sleuth-I-can-find-Maddie-/

by Cath 24.02.10 18:24

Re Krugel's pink (and white) blanket

Krugel search map?

I don't think it's Krugel's though. This one was indicated by writing in a Dutch newspaper.
And it isn't Madeleine's either. Her's was still on the bed when she's disappeared. I do wonder why GA suddenly found it necessary to make a whole lot of fuss about it.

by hedge 24.02.10 18:55

Inyx wrote:

Re Krugel's pink (and white) blanket

Krugel search map?

I don't think it's Krugel's though. This one was indicated by writing in a Dutch newspaper.
And it isn't Madeleine's either. Her's was still on the bed when she's disappeared. I do wonder why GA suddenly found it necessary to make a whole lot of fuss about it.

I thought he got a bad translation from the Oprah show and in his desperation he tried to spin it as relevant.

by marigold 25.02.10 13:01

hedge wrote:
Inyx wrote:

Re Krugel's pink (and white) blanket

Krugel search map?

I don't think it's Krugel's though. This one was indicated by writing in a Dutch newspaper.
And it isn't Madeleine's either. Her's was still on the bed when she's disappeared. I do wonder why GA suddenly found it necessary to make a whole lot of fuss about it.

I thought he got a bad translation from the Oprah show and in his desperation he tried to spin it as relevant.

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Who knows what is or isn't relevant. I thought the fuss about the pink blanket was due to it being pictured on her bed at one point and then disappearing.

by marigold 25.02.10 13:04

Hedge your compilation of all the rumours that you say are wrong. Please explain how you know this and with links.

by hedge 25.02.10 13:08

No it came from Kates words 'I hope that whoever has her gives her her blanket, I hope that whoever has her is keeping her warm' presumeably working on the assumption that if she is alive she will have a blanket, if she is cold that whoever has her gives her a blanket. A heartbreaking reminder of just how horrific it must be to be a mother who is away from her child and does not know where she is.

In typical calpol-esque misunderstandings Amaral appears to have leapt on the idea that Madeleine had, has and will only ever have the one blanket she had at age 3.

by hedge 25.02.10 13:09

marigold wrote:Hedge your compilation of all the rumours that you say are wrong. Please explain how you know this and with links.

I have not compiled any such list.

by bunnie1 25.02.10 14:19

hedge wrote:No it came from Kates words 'I hope that whoever has her gives her her blanket, I hope that whoever has her is keeping her warm' presumeably working on the assumption that if she is alive she will have a blanket, if she is cold that whoever has her gives her a blanket. A heartbreaking reminder of just how horrific it must be to be a mother who is away from her child and does not know where she is.

In typical calpol-esque misunderstandings Amaral appears to have leapt on the idea that Madeleine had, has and will only ever have the one blanket she had at age 3.

So very sad.I wish them all the strength they need to find their daughter. It just needs one insignificant little break I think.

by marigold 25.02.10 16:13

hedge wrote:No it came from Kates words 'I hope that whoever has her gives her her blanket, I hope that whoever has her is keeping her warm' presumeably working on the assumption that if she is alive she will have a blanket, if she is cold that whoever has her gives her a blanket. A heartbreaking reminder of just how horrific it must be to be a mother who is away from her child and does not know where she is.

In typical calpol-esque misunderstandings Amaral appears to have leapt on the idea that Madeleine had, has and will only ever have the one blanket she had at age 3.

As the blanket is photographed on the bed after she disappeared, then how can Kate's ficticious abductor give her, 'HER' blanket? She states 'her' blanket and not 'a' blanket. As so much of what they say can be construed to have a hidden meaning then the blanket is important in some way.

by marigold 25.02.10 16:16

hedge wrote:
marigold wrote:Hedge your compilation of all the rumours that you say are wrong. Please explain how you know this and with links.

I have not compiled any such list.

Apologies, I have checked and it was Jack.

by marigold 25.02.10 16:18

hedge wrote:No it came from Kates words 'I hope that whoever has her gives her her blanket, I hope that whoever has her is keeping her warm' presumeably working on the assumption that if she is alive she will have a blanket, if she is cold that whoever has her gives her a blanket. A heartbreaking reminder of just how horrific it must be to be a mother who is away from her child and does not know where she is.

In typical calpol-esque misunderstandings Amaral appears to have leapt on the idea that Madeleine had, has and will only ever have the one blanket she had at age 3.

Yes, so horrific that she slept well after a few days, socialised with her friends and laughed her head off for much of the time.

by hedge 25.02.10 16:25

marigold wrote:
hedge wrote:No it came from Kates words 'I hope that whoever has her gives her her blanket, I hope that whoever has her is keeping her warm' presumeably working on the assumption that if she is alive she will have a blanket, if she is cold that whoever has her gives her a blanket. A heartbreaking reminder of just how horrific it must be to be a mother who is away from her child and does not know where she is.

In typical calpol-esque misunderstandings Amaral appears to have leapt on the idea that Madeleine had, has and will only ever have the one blanket she had at age 3.

As the blanket is photographed on the bed after she disappeared, then how can Kate's ficticious abductor give her, 'HER' blanket? She states 'her' blanket and not 'a' blanket. As so much of what they say can be construed to have a hidden meaning then the blanket is important in some way.

Ah you appear to have the same thought precesses as Amaral.

If she is alive then it is probable to assume she has a bed if she has a bed it is more than probable she has blankets of some sort, if she is cold, as a mother, she hopes whoever has her gives her her blanket. Do you see.

by hedge 25.02.10 16:26

marigold wrote:
hedge wrote:No it came from Kates words 'I hope that whoever has her gives her her blanket, I hope that whoever has her is keeping her warm' presumeably working on the assumption that if she is alive she will have a blanket, if she is cold that whoever has her gives her a blanket. A heartbreaking reminder of just how horrific it must be to be a mother who is away from her child and does not know where she is.

In typical calpol-esque misunderstandings Amaral appears to have leapt on the idea that Madeleine had, has and will only ever have the one blanket she had at age 3.

Yes, so horrific that she slept well after a few days, socialised with her friends and laughed her head off for much of the time.

Do you genuinely expect anyone to respond to that post?

by marigold 25.02.10 16:37

hedge wrote:
marigold wrote:
hedge wrote:No it came from Kates words 'I hope that whoever has her gives her her blanket, I hope that whoever has her is keeping her warm' presumeably working on the assumption that if she is alive she will have a blanket, if she is cold that whoever has her gives her a blanket. A heartbreaking reminder of just how horrific it must be to be a mother who is away from her child and does not know where she is.

In typical calpol-esque misunderstandings Amaral appears to have leapt on the idea that Madeleine had, has and will only ever have the one blanket she had at age 3.

Yes, so horrific that she slept well after a few days, socialised with her friends and laughed her head off for much of the time.

Do you genuinely expect anyone to respond to that post?

It's a fact. She did. Said so herself. Could you sleep well after a few days?

by bunny 25.02.10 16:42

Marigold, could you? I dont suppose you could answer that though as you have never been in her situation and you dont know what medication she was given do you?

by Ruby 25.02.10 16:43

hedge wrote:Is it even a blue bag, the McCanns did have another bag, looked like a changing bag that was in the main room of the apartment in some photos.

Blue tennis bag. Martin Brunt Sky news.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Akv01Y0pfNY

Mind you, if it showed Maddie's head sticking out, it wouldn't convince certain people on here (they know who they are) laugh

by hedge 25.02.10 16:43

That's not what you said and you know it, you said "she slept well after a few days, socialised with her friends and laughed her head off for much of the time." now you are changing it to she slept well, well she probably did sleep better after the first few days because as I understand it they were completely dazed for the first few days, presumeably living in constant fear that their childs body might be found by a searcher, however, after a couple of days they clearly had more control of both themselves and the situation, they will have been reassured that the fact that she hadn't been found dead in a wheely bin yet could be seen positively and they could keep busy doing things to ensure the search went wider, also by then family and friends were arriving to provide invaluable support and strength.

I'm at a loss to understand why you think being proactive and no longer hysterical is a bad thing either for them or for their children? But I'm sure you'll explain.

by jmbd 25.02.10 16:44

what a laugh

by bunny 25.02.10 16:45

Ruby wrote:
hedge wrote:Is it even a blue bag, the McCanns did have another bag, looked like a changing bag that was in the main room of the apartment in some photos.

Blue tennis bag. Martin Brunt Sky news.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Akv01Y0pfNY

Mind you, if it showed Maddie's head sticking out, it wouldn't convince certain people on here (they know who they are)

Oh dear Lord.....I don't think that is in the slightest bit funny personally.

by jmbd 25.02.10 16:48

It's amazing how a smilie can put after such an obscene comment.

by marigold 25.02.10 16:49

hedge wrote:
marigold wrote:
hedge wrote:No it came from Kates words 'I hope that whoever has her gives her her blanket, I hope that whoever has her is keeping her warm' presumeably working on the assumption that if she is alive she will have a blanket, if she is cold that whoever has her gives her a blanket. A heartbreaking reminder of just how horrific it must be to be a mother who is away from her child and does not know where she is.

In typical calpol-esque misunderstandings Amaral appears to have leapt on the idea that Madeleine had, has and will only ever have the one blanket she had at age 3.

As the blanket is photographed on the bed after she disappeared, then how can Kate's ficticious abductor give her, 'HER' blanket? She states 'her' blanket and not 'a' blanket. As so much of what they say can be construed to have a hidden meaning then the blanket is important in some way.

Ah you appear to have the same thought precesses as Amaral.

If she is alive then it is probable to assume she has a bed if she has a bed it is more than probable she has blankets of some sort, if she is cold, as a mother, she hopes whoever has her gives her her blanket. Do you see.

No sorry I don't see. Again I stress that the comment involved 'her' blanket, not any blanket. More than likely to have a duvet these days anyway, who has blankets any more? How can her 'abductor' giver her 'her' blanket if it was left on the bed at the time? If KM had said 'I hope she is being kept warm' then it would make sense but she didn't. I think you are trying to wriggle out of a comment by KM that is open to question.

by hedge 25.02.10 16:50

marigold wrote:
hedge wrote:
marigold wrote:
hedge wrote:No it came from Kates words 'I hope that whoever has her gives her her blanket, I hope that whoever has her is keeping her warm' presumeably working on the assumption that if she is alive she will have a blanket, if she is cold that whoever has her gives her a blanket. A heartbreaking reminder of just how horrific it must be to be a mother who is away from her child and does not know where she is.

In typical calpol-esque misunderstandings Amaral appears to have leapt on the idea that Madeleine had, has and will only ever have the one blanket she had at age 3.

As the blanket is photographed on the bed after she disappeared, then how can Kate's ficticious abductor give her, 'HER' blanket? She states 'her' blanket and not 'a' blanket. As so much of what they say can be construed to have a hidden meaning then the blanket is important in some way.

Ah you appear to have the same thought precesses as Amaral.

If she is alive then it is probable to assume she has a bed if she has a bed it is more than probable she has blankets of some sort, if she is cold, as a mother, she hopes whoever has her gives her her blanket. Do you see.

No sorry I don't see. Again I stress that the comment involved 'her' blanket, not any blanket. More than likely to have a duvet these days anyway, who has blankets any more? How can her 'abductor' giver her 'her' blanket if it was left on the bed at the time? If KM had said 'I hope she is being kept warm' then it would make sense but she didn't. I think you are trying to wriggle out of a comment by KM that is open to question.

Whereas I think your probably being wilfully obtuse for some reason so we'll just have to leave it there.

by jmbd 25.02.10 16:51

If a blanket is missing - what is the significance?

by jmbd 25.02.10 16:55

And of course - if the blanket photo'd on the bed had been taken to be forensically tested at the time - then it couldn't have gone missing could it?

by hedge 25.02.10 16:56

jmbd wrote:If a blanket is missing - what is the significance?

That's the point, there isn't one missing. Certain people like to believe there is one missing because then they get to argue that somehow Kate and Gerry are cold enough to kill and hide their childs body but loving enough to bury her/throw her away with her comfort blanket (if that even makes sense) smart enough to pull off the crime of the year with no motive, means, opportunity or apparent benefit of any sort while being stupid enough to leave clues to their guilt peppered in their speech but only clues that certain people pick up on. Or something.

by jmbd 25.02.10 16:59

Ah - so a missing blanket then becomes an allegation of burial with the blanket.

by marigold 25.02.10 17:03

bunny wrote:Marigold, could you? I dont suppose you could answer that though as you have never been in her situation and you dont know what medication she was given do you?

You are all starting to annoy me hugely now. Let me tell you my children are my life. I have 5 and I adore them. My youngest is 16 and I am distraught at the though of her going to uni next year. I have protected them at every stage. If any of my children had died or disappeared' I know how I would react. Even when my daughter is late back from school I feel sick inside with worry. I would have to be sedated completely, I would be destroyed, a zombie and know I wouldn't want to live. The thought is just too unbearable.
I also have experience of friends whose children have been killed and they have been sedated and yet all failed to react like the Mccanns did. My friend whose son was killed in a car crash didn't talk for months, just went through the motions of being alive without living. She hardly ate, didn't sleep and was constantly vomiting. Don't even begin to say the Mccanns behaved like normal grieving parents. Their reactions were sickening to observe.

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