MMC 15 minutes at the Creche

pennylane wrote:"Where were you last night..........."

Odd how Kate claims the alleged crying occurred on the 2nd May, and could be very significant as "the abductor" may have disturbed the children the night before Madeleine disappeared; in yet she attaches zero significance to the lengthy crying episode overheard by the 'plummy voiced' Mrs Fenn on the night of 1st May.

Either Madeleine cried two nights running, or this is a crafty attempt to move the crying episode which got "louder and more expressive" as described by Mrs Fenn, from the 1st to the 2nd May.

The question is Why?

Nina wrote:

pennylane wrote:"Where were you last night..........."

Odd how Kate claims the alleged crying occurred on the 2nd May, and could be very significant as "the abductor" may have disturbed the children the night before Madeleine disappeared; in yet she attaches zero significance to the lengthy crying episode overheard by the 'plummy voiced' Mrs Fenn on the night of 1st May.

Either Madeleine cried two nights running, or this is a crafty attempt to move the crying episode which got "louder and more expressive" as described by Mrs Fenn, from the 1st to the 2nd May.

The question is Why?

To prove that she was alive on the morning of the third to be able to say this over the breakfast table. To then allow the third to be the day of the 'abduction'

pennylane wrote:

Nina wrote:

pennylane wrote:"Where were you last night..........."

Odd how Kate claims the alleged crying occurred on the 2nd May, and could be very significant as "the abductor" may have disturbed the children the night before Madeleine disappeared; in yet she attaches zero significance to the lengthy crying episode overheard by the 'plummy voiced' Mrs Fenn on the night of 1st May.

Either Madeleine cried two nights running, or this is a crafty attempt to move the crying episode which got "louder and more expressive" as described by Mrs Fenn, from the 1st to the 2nd May.

The question is Why?

To prove that she was alive on the morning of the third to be able to say this over the breakfast table. To then allow the third to be the day of the 'abduction'

Surely they could come up with a far less incriminating conversation with Madeleine if it's just to make it seem she was alive on the morning of 3rd. It seems the crying Mrs Fenn overheard on the 1st May worried them significantly enough to go to the trouble of attempting to confuse the time it occurred.