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Post by MoonGoddess 17.10.13 9:30

I do wonder if SY are playing 'spot the difference' with the T9...

not really a difference, but I noticed Gerry checking his watch before he did his check...

“None of them were wearing watches or had mobile phones on them that night”.

It is also now known from the McCanns’ statements to the Police, which have been publicly released, that the McCanns both had mobile ’phones with them that evening. As their official spokesman, Mitchell must surely have been briefed on this before he made his statement. 

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I like to think that SY are toying with them, rather than sloppy directing...

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Post by Praiaaa 17.10.13 9:33

Trying to connect to the link, just get a message that as I am outside Germany I cannot view it - how have others got around it - after the comments above, I really want to see it!
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Post by Guest 17.10.13 9:49

Did anyone think it odd that they showed a plastic duck twice floating in water....once in the pool, and once in the sea being lapped onto shore in the waves?  Very odd

 GM I thought mentioned the door being opened wider when he went to check at 9.05 ish........how no-one had checked before then.
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Post by Angelique 17.10.13 9:54

candyfloss

I haven't been able to see the German programme. But I was only thinking yesterday that every country has a different style of advertising, shows etc. and maybe in Germany showing a little plastic duck relates to children. i.e Madeleine.

However, in the past it has been used to represent something else but in this case I don't think there is any connection other than children.

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Post by Smokeandmirrors 17.10.13 9:56

Angelique wrote:candyfloss

I haven't been able to see the German programme. But I was only thinking yesterday that every country has a different style of advertising, shows etc. and maybe in Germany showing a little plastic duck relates to children. i.e Madeleine.

However, in the past it has been used to represent something else but in this case I don't think there is any connection other than children.
Are you able to say what, Angelique? If you can't say for some reason would you be able to PM? Intrigued.

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Post by Smokeandmirrors 17.10.13 10:01

Trying to look at the German one, I get a message presumably saying I can't watch it as outside the Deutschlands!

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Post by Angelique 17.10.13 10:04

Smokeandmirrors wrote:
Angelique wrote:candyfloss

I haven't been able to see the German programme. But I was only thinking yesterday that every country has a different style of advertising, shows etc. and maybe in Germany showing a little plastic duck relates to children. i.e Madeleine.

However, in the past it has been used to represent something else but in this case I don't think there is any connection other than children.
Are you able to say what, Angelique? If you can't say for some reason would you be able to PM? Intrigued.
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Another word similar but you change "d"  for ?

I truly believe this representation in the German programme with a duck left on its own floating really means the child disappeared and left the toy behind. Its not anything else IMO.

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Post by Upsy Daisy 17.10.13 10:09

Remember AR did say during the UK programme that this was just ONE theory they were working on. Perhaps this German recon is another?

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Post by Guest 17.10.13 10:19

Smokeandmirrors wrote:Trying to look at the German one, I get a message presumably saying I can't watch it as outside the Deutschlands!
I have just looked, it was ok last night, but seems to have been whooshed now!!
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Post by jeanmonroe 17.10.13 10:22

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SO.

Is it SY/UK taxpayer paying for McCanns for a jolly around Europe?

Or is it their private 'fund' paying for Redwood for a jolly around Europe?

Notice how he 'kept his distance' from them on UK Crimewatch.

Not so in Germany!

Probably WHY  we in the UK can't see it anymore!

"Investigating officer" DCI Redwood/McCanns joined at the hip, outside UK only!

eta: If we have a German poster would it be possible to get the German 'crimewatch' video 22mins long.
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Post by Mélusine 17.10.13 10:22

Praiaaa wrote:Trying to connect to the link, just get a message that as I am outside Germany I cannot view it - how have others got around it - after the comments above, I really want to see it!
It worked for me about an hour ago. I'm not in Germany, but quite near.
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Post by bristow 17.10.13 10:24

Maybe the duck in the pool and the sea is representing a child who wandered off and drowned - or a child that was put in a pool or the sea after a tragic accident?
Just a thought.

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Post by Mélusine 17.10.13 10:26

Angelique wrote:
Smokeandmirrors wrote:
Angelique wrote:candyfloss

I haven't been able to see the German programme. But I was only thinking yesterday that every country has a different style of advertising, shows etc. and maybe in Germany showing a little plastic duck relates to children. i.e Madeleine.

However, in the past it has been used to represent something else but in this case I don't think there is any connection other than children.
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Another word similar but you change "d"  for ?

I truly believe this representation in the German programme with a duck left on its own floating really means the child disappeared and left the toy behind. Its not anything else IMO.
I saw the programme and the duck in the pool really made me wonder...
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Post by MoonGoddess 17.10.13 10:27

Angelique wrote:
Smokeandmirrors wrote:
Angelique wrote:candyfloss

I haven't been able to see the German programme. But I was only thinking yesterday that every country has a different style of advertising, shows etc. and maybe in Germany showing a little plastic duck relates to children. i.e Madeleine.

However, in the past it has been used to represent something else but in this case I don't think there is any connection other than children.
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Another word similar but you change "d"  for ?

I truly believe this representation in the German programme with a duck left on its own floating really means the child disappeared and left the toy behind. Its not anything else IMO.
I picked up on the ducks.... I immediately thought of the phrase "Get your ducks in a row..."

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Post by Angelique 17.10.13 10:36

MoonGoddess wrote:I picked up on the ducks.... I immediately thought of the phrase "Get your ducks in a row..."

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Yes I expect it could be that as well. 

Was there more than one? 

I didn't catch the programme. Are Germans still watching Smiley?

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Post by jeanmonroe 17.10.13 10:54

DUTCH 'CRIMEWATCH'

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I'm downloading before 'whooshed'

(hopefully i'll get it)

Mainly 'smithman' no actual 're-con' with people walking up and down to apartment.

Redwood HAS moved the 'timeline' to 'smithman' ignoring EVERYTHING from 8:30-10:00pm, 3rd May 2007.
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Post by Praiaaa 17.10.13 10:59

Just managed to to see it. What a load of tripe! All that happy family bedtime stuff - given what we have seen of KM personality - not very likely. Also cuddle cat - I thought he had been put on a high shelf? Seen here in bed.
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Post by jeanmonroe 17.10.13 11:05

Praiaaa wrote:Just managed to to see it. What a load of tripe! All that happy family bedtime stuff - given what we have seen of KM personality - not very likely. Also cuddle cat - I thought he had been put on a high shelf? Seen here in bed.
Can you download it, please.
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Post by Julchen 17.10.13 11:10

Hi all,
 I know ZDF are awful with their viewing outside Germany policy. I've struggled with that many times before.(hate it!)

I had a look on Youtube Germany and found the HD video. Here's the link:

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Post by MRNOODLES 17.10.13 11:13

Julchen wrote:Hi all,
 I know ZDF are awful with their viewing outside Germany policy. I've struggled with that many times before.(hate it!)

I had a look on Youtube Germany and found the HD video. Here's the link:

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Post by Guest 17.10.13 11:19

MRNOODLES wrote:
Julchen wrote:Hi all,
 I know ZDF are awful with their viewing outside Germany policy. I've struggled with that many times before.(hate it!)

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Thank you Julchen, roses   Long programme featuring other things.  The Madeleine McCann piece starts at 1.19
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Post by Daisy 17.10.13 11:37

candyfloss wrote:Did anyone think it odd that they showed a plastic duck twice floating in water....once in the pool, and once in the sea being lapped onto shore in the waves?  Very odd

 GM I thought mentioned the door being opened wider when he went to check at 9.05 ish........how no-one had checked before then.
Agreed Candyfloss, very odd.  The plastic duck featured earlier on in the film too, Kate had it in her hand when they were all playing by the (very busy) poolside, intimating that it belonged to one of her kids.

Also noted: At least three of them were wearing watches, KM, GM, MO.

Carol Tranmer and her suspect shown in German version but left out of UK one. He didn't look anything like the description she gave in her statement. All very very odd.

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Post by sallypelt 17.10.13 11:49

I've just read this German CW thread and the differences between the UK one and the German one. Well, they are spoilt for choice, aren't they? With so many conflicting statements of what happened, CW could put out many more programmes, and each one could be different. And who from the T9 is going to complain? One may be able to say "no, no, it didn't happen that way", but another tapas member could say "yes it did".

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Post by MRNOODLES 17.10.13 12:10

Anybody notice Gerry said, 'We loved Madeleine'.  (around 1:40:30)  But also reckons there's no evidence she's dead.
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Post by Smokeandmirrors 17.10.13 12:11

The duck had a jesters hat on daft1 .

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Post by MRNOODLES 17.10.13 12:14

Smokeandmirrors wrote:The duck had a jesters hat on daft1 .
Meaning... You must be ducking joking. eyebrows
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Post by Smokeandmirrors 17.10.13 12:20

MRNOODLES wrote:
Smokeandmirrors wrote:The duck had a jesters hat on daft1 .
Meaning... You must be ducking joking. eyebrows
Oh duck off!!big grin  No, I don't mean it MrNoodles!

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Post by Nereid 17.10.13 12:37

Thank you Julchen, I'll have a watch of it later.

Don't understand why the reconstruction is so different from the British Crimewatch version. And what's with the rubbery duck? Artistic license by the director? Another prop so the story stays in our conscience?

Here's a typed out version. Not really a transcript but an amalgamation of what I managed to pick out form the English, dubbed German and German reporting.



Kate:                     She’s a huge part of our live and she always will be. We were 5, now there’s only 4.

Gerry:                   We miss her every day though. Without her a lot of things are no longer fun. It’s not the same.

Reporter:            Madeleine Beth McCann. Just a few days before her 4th birthday. This holiday photo  that shows Madeleine with her father and sister is the last that Kate and Gerry have of their child. The photo was taken the afternoon of 3rd May 2007. Few hours later she was no longer there.

Kate:                     It’s still very hard to get your head around. That something so catastrophic, so incomprehensible has happened to our daughter.

Reporter:            Praia da Luz on the Portuguese Algarve. It is Saturday the 28th April 2007 when Kate, Gerry and their 3 kids arrive at the holiday resort.

Gerry:                   It’s very relaxed and quiet little town in the pre-season. We were totally relaxed, the kids had fun.  It really was ideal holiday.

Reporter:            The group exists of 9 adults and 8 children. Madeleine and her siblings, the twins Sean and Amelie who are 2 years old.  In the Ocean Club a hotel complex that is mainly visited by English tourists the families occupies several holiday apartments. The McCanns are staying in apartment 5Athat is situated outside the actual complex.

Gerry:                   Madeleine was incredibly excited when we arrived and wanted to go in the pool right away.

Kate:                     She said, mummy let’s go swimming. It was freezing. It just seemed a very calm, peaceful resort to be in really. I couldn’t imagine that something as horrendous as what happened to Madeleine could happen.

(footage of them in the pool, playing with rubber duck)
Reporter:            Detective Chief Inspector Andy Redwood leads the specially set up Scotland Yard investigation from London.

Redwood:           Since 2011 I have worked on this case with my team that is made up of 37 police officers and staff. We have analysed over 30,000 documents, from Portugal, the UK and from Private Investigators. New findings and a fresh look enabled us to take the next step in our investigation. And interesting element of this case is the fact that the family and friends had a clear routine. Every evening they ate in the Tapas Bar of the Ocean Club. There was a book in which all reservations of everyone in the Tapas were visible. (book is shown in film).

Reporter:            What the McCanns didn’t know was that in the following days, near their apartment, unknown men were seen that acted suspiciously.

Redwood:           30th April a girl at 8 am a girl saw a man observing the McCann’s apartment. He has very short blonde hair and sun glasses on. Two days later the girl saw him again near the Ocean Club reception.

Thursday 3rd May 2007 a few hours before the dramatic happenings two men are seen at an apartment just a few metres from the McCann’s apartment.  Normally this would not be strange, but this apartment was not rented out.

We want to know what these men were doing. We believe they were speaking either  German or Dutch.

A few hours later a woman observes something. She’s visiting her aunt who lives above the McCann’s apartment. The woman who was looking over the balcony saw a man with short blonde hair. He shut the gate very carefully as if he didn’t want to be seen or heard. We don’t know if these sightings are linked.

Though on 2nd May again two men are seen close to the Internet Cafe.  They spoke German.

We want to know who these persons are.

Reporter:            At about 6 pm of the same evening another man is spotted near the apartment (stairwell). This man does not want to be seen.

Redwood:           Together all these sightings are of interest to us.

In April 2007 there were burglaries in holiday apartments shortly before the McCanns arrived.

 

Reporter:            About 7pm Kate and Gerry take the children to bed.

Kate:                     We did the usual nappies, toilet, teeth and said goodnight.

(Film footage: Kate leaves door slightly open and says so.)
Gerry:                   It was just really quiet, the kids had fallen asleep straightaway. We were having a glass of wine.

Kate:                     It was about 8.30, went to the Tapas Bar.

(They leave through patio doors.)
Reporter:            The patio door that opens onto the terrace, is closed by the McCanns, but not locked from the outside. The bar is 50 metres away. 

Gerry:                   The Tapas restaurant was so close to the apartment that we thought it’d be all ok to eat there. To me it was a bit like having dinner in the garden whilst the kids sleep in the house. Every 30 minutes or so one of us went to check that no one had woken up really.

Kate:                     I mean I think if you had to think about it for a second that it wouldn’t safe, it wouldn’t have happened. It felt safe. It wouldn’t have happened otherwise.

Gerry:                   We never think for a second that Madeleine could be in danger. And unfortunately you can’t change that decision.

Reporter:            It is shortly after 9 o’clock when Gerry does his first check.

(About 9.05 pm Gerry enters through patio doors )
Gerry:                   When I walked in and I saw that the door to the children’s room was open. I thought that is odd. Madeleine was sleeping in same position. At that moment I thought how lovely she was and how lucky as a family we were at that point. Actually that was the last time I saw her.

(Gerry leaves through patio doors.)
Reporter:            On the way back Gerry sees an acquaintance with whom he had played tennis in the afternoon.

(Gerry crosses the road)
Reporter:            They chat. Barely 5 minutes later Jane Tanner, friend of the McCanns goes for check on her children who sleep in one of the apartments. Janes sees a man carrying a child in pyajamas.

 (he walk to the left?)
Her sighting became the basis for countless theories and attempts at an explanation. Did Jane Tanner unknowingly witness Madeleine’s abduction or is it different to what it seems?

Redwood:           Over the last 6 years we thought that Jane Tanner saw the abductor. Our findings question this. We found a holiday maker who with his daughter in his arms went from a nearby crèche to his holiday home at the same time in the same place. We now think that the man Jane Tanner saw is not the abductor.
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Redwood:           At 9.20 pm the whole group was again at the table and started to eat. Was this the moment to strike?

(Cue creepy man in alley.)
Reporter:            Only 5 minutes later Kate wants to check on the children. But Matt Oldfield also goes to check

(puts hand on Kate’s shoulder, looks like he’s persuading her that she doesn’t need to check, Kate looks reluctant not to go. Russell [the actor looks more like David Payne] follows him.
Kate:     He was staying in the apartment next to us. It was one of those situations in which one thinks shall I go myself or not. And then I said, it’s ok.  I’ll do check next time.

Reporter:            About 21.30 Matt Oldfield enters apartment through patio doors. This time the door the children’s room is half open.  Because everything is quiet Matt doesn’t see reason to enter the children’s room.

Kate:                     Matt came back and said all’s quiet. Half an hour later at 10 I said I’ll go check.

(Kate leaves to check)
(shot of Rubber Ducky in pool)
 (Kates opens patio door, enters, and slides it to.)
Kate:                     All was quiet and I could see the children’s bedroom. The door to the children’s room was wide open and I thought that’s unusual. At that point I thought perhaps Matthew had opened it during his check and left it open. So I was just gonna pull it over a little bit. It was like it’d been caught by a draught. I looked to see if I’d left the patio door open, but it wasn’t open. So as I opened it I was looking at Madeleine’s bed, however I couldn’t make her out. Finally I realised she wasn’t there.  Has she gone through to our bedroom? Maybe she’s in our bed, maybe that’s why the door was open. But she wasn’t there.  I felt the fear, panic. Just as I got into their room, the curtains which were closed kind of went pssssssssss. The window was pushed right across and the shutters had been pushed up. That’s when I knew someone had taken her.

(Kate screams Madeleine, Madeleine, looks frantically for her, picks up cuddle cat form the bed. Looks in other rooms. Opens patio door, goes out, shuts patio door. )
Runs to Tapas bar. Shouts: “Madeleine ist weg, Madeleine ist weg” Madeleine ist weg, sie ist weg. = Madeleine is gone, she is gone.)
Gerry:                   It’s incredible from one minute our live that looked so perfect, changed, in the worst situation imaginable.

(They all pile into the apartment to look for her. One of the men is on the phone saying: At the Ocean Club. Come quickly, a child has disappeared.)
Kate:                     The only  reason I could see was that someone had abducted Madeleine. Of course you hope she’s somewhere nearby, you run around calling her name and you’re hoping that she’s just in bush hiding.

(some looking outside for her.)
Gerry:                   The worse scenario goes through your head, that she is abducted by a sex offender. That was, I mean why do children get stolen.  Everyone has heard of these sort of rare but horrible cases.

(About 10pm)

Reporter:            About 10 minutes walking distance form the McCann’s apartment witnesses see a man carrying a small child that seems to sleep on a street towards the beach.

Redwood:           Could the man who went in the direction of the beach with a child be completely innocent? He could be, perhaps a holiday maker on the way home. But on the grounds of the timeframe it seems very probable to me that this man is Madeleine’s abductor. We need to know who this person is. That’s why we are showing 2 e-fits of this man that haven’t been made public before.

We know that Madeleine McCann was abducted, we don’t know why. Was it a planned abduction or a burglary that went wrong when Madeleine disturbed the perpetrator but what I know for sure is that our investigation has raised new clear questions.

(Film, they return to apartment. Kate and Gerry crying and comforting each other.)
Gerry:                   Every second felt like an hour, every minute a lifetime when a child goes missing under such circumstances.

(Shot of rubber duck in sea)
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Presenter:          The search for Madeleine throughout the night was without success. The following day the Portuguese Police combed the area around Praia da Luz

(original footage of search shown).
With every hour that passes Kate and Gerry are more convinced that Madeleine was abducted. On the advice of friends they decide to address the abductor through the media.

(Footage of Gerry’s plea to abductor.)
(Footage of Kate’s plea to abductor.)
Reporter:            Worldwide search for Madeleine starts.

                                Pope visit.

                                Four months later made arguidos.

The Portuguese believes that Madeleine had a fatal accident in the apartment and was hidden by her parents.

(Footage of them being made arguidos.)
Kate:                     Leaks, lies, misinformation that went to the media in August 2007 gave the impression that Madeleine was dead and that we had something to do with it. Whoever caused this, tried to tell the world that Madeleine is dead. And then people stop looking for her. For us that was just desperate.

Reporter:            This also leads to closing of the investigation (???)

On 21 July 2008 after almost 15 months the Portuguese close the investigation.

Gerry:                   I don’t think any parent of a missing child can every stop looking. That bond is so strong. You just have to know where they are, what happened.

Kate:                     We miss Madeleine incredibly .  I know she will be different living with other people (???), but she is still our daughter. We’re her mum and dad and she has a little brother and little sister. She belongs with us. Please have empathy and find the courage to tell us where she is and what has happened.

Gerry:                   I would like to tell her how much we loved her and that we won’t give up looking for her.
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Thank you so much Nereid, excellent clapping   You sure have good hearing big grin
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Thanks Nereid. That's very useful. thumbsup

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