Interesting, from the article:
Gerry was functioning much sooner than I was. I felt a tinge of resentment that he was managing to operate and I wasn't; sometimes I found it almost offensive, as if somehow he wasn't grieving enough.
Sinister? Maybe
No, again showing/trying to show normal reactions. I cant count how many times I have heard my SANDS friends say he doesnt seem to be grieving as much as me, or I wish he would grieve openly, or he seems to of got on with life when I havent yet.
You misinterpreted way I was trying to say hun - I meant why would she say he wasn't grieving enough. Surely that would be insinuating Maddie was dead? I think I would of put it a different way is all
Interesting, from the article:
Gerry was functioning much sooner than I was. I felt a tinge of resentment that he was managing to operate and I wasn't; sometimes I found it almost offensive, as if somehow he wasn't grieving enough.
Sinister? Maybe
No, again showing/trying to show normal reactions. I cant count how many times I have heard my SANDS friends say he doesnt seem to be grieving as much as me, or I wish he would grieve openly, or he seems to of got on with life when I havent yet.
You misinterpreted what I was trying to say hun - I meant why would she say he wasn't grieving enough. Surely that would be insinuating Maddie was dead? I think I would of put it a different way is all. Such as he wasn't panicking enough, wasn't distraught, scared, worrying enough. To say he was operating instead of grieving just seems a bit bizarre considering he was operating and being pro-active to supposely find their daughter
Interesting, from the article:
Gerry was functioning much sooner than I was. I felt a tinge of resentment that he was managing to operate and I wasn't; sometimes I found it almost offensive, as if somehow he wasn't grieving enough.
Sinister? Maybe
No, again showing/trying to show normal reactions. I cant count how many times I have heard my SANDS friends say he doesnt seem to be grieving as much as me, or I wish he would grieve openly, or he seems to of got on with life when I havent yet.
You misinterpreted way I was trying to say hun - I meant why would she say he wasn't grieving enough. Surely that would be insinuating Maddie was dead? I think I would of put it a different way is all
But they would be grieving if she was missing too?
Interesting, from the article:
Gerry was functioning much sooner than I was. I felt a tinge of resentment that he was managing to operate and I wasn't; sometimes I found it almost offensive, as if somehow he wasn't grieving enough.
Sinister? Maybe
No, again showing/trying to show normal reactions. I cant count how many times I have heard my SANDS friends say he doesnt seem to be grieving as much as me, or I wish he would grieve openly, or he seems to of got on with life when I havent yet.
Things I find pretty damning is the evidence of another family (Smiths?) Who all saw a man matching a description of Gerry Mccan holding a child matching the description of Madeleine. But that was never taken seriously and the MCcans tried to intergrate the sighting of the man near their apartment although it was in a different direction. The sighting of the other family was in another part of town. Also that a holdall belonging to Gerry was never found
That link was really intersting Sam
So an abductor would have to walk past the twins to get to MaddieAnd then scramble through that little window with a 3 year old girl in his arms?
So an abductor would have to walk past the twins to get to Maddie
And leaving no forensic traces whatsoever ... the only fingerprints on the window were Kate McCann's - and that was a whole hand print.
They had the keys to the church because they asked the priest for them a couple of days after Madeleine went missing - they said they wanted to pray in private.
The church has always struck me as the most likely place where the body was kept ... the doors are always unlocked until dusk when the priest closes up and then unlocked really early for morning mass. It's a tourist area, so the church is open for visitors to walk around.
Oddly enough the dogs were never taken in there - presumably because it's used for funerals so the smell of death would be permanently there?
That link was really intersting Sam
Some of what she (Pat Brown) has to say is a little blunt & I don't agree with it all, but she makes some very, very interesting points. What I find so shocking are the comments made by Gerry:
"We felt our actions were responsible. We were essentially performing our own baby listening service although we have talked of the guilt we felt at not being there at the moment Madeleine was taken."
