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<blockquote data-quote="pete lashmar" data-source="post: 158551" data-attributes="member: 606">I&#039;ve always been of the opinion that they had a hand in her disappearance,&nbsp; but with the scale of the media circus that surrounded them when on earth could they have taken the body elsewhere?I think if they&#039;d taken part in the series they could have given it some heart - the biggest thing consistently thrown at them is their coldness and arrogance, which, I still get now when I see them.There is still some mystery over when Maddie was last seen by anyone outside the immediate family - and so there is still some confusion - was it the day before, earlier in the morning etc - this is important information because it could change the whole timeline and point to whether the McCann&#039;s could have been involved and had already moved her before they raised the alarm in the evening - by then they would know she wouldn&#039;t be found.With regards to the questioning, yes, I think you&#039;re right, I think Gerry did answer the questions, Kate refused (based on advice) in case her answers and timelines differed to what Gerry had said, providing the police with more doubt of their guilt/innocence.It&#039;s all so very sad and complicated.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pete lashmar, post: 158551, member: 606"] I've always been of the opinion that they had a hand in her disappearance, but with the scale of the media circus that surrounded them when on earth could they have taken the body elsewhere? I think if they'd taken part in the series they could have given it some heart - the biggest thing consistently thrown at them is their coldness and arrogance, which, I still get now when I see them. There is still some mystery over when Maddie was last seen by anyone outside the immediate family - and so there is still some confusion - was it the day before, earlier in the morning etc - this is important information because it could change the whole timeline and point to whether the McCann's could have been involved and had already moved her before they raised the alarm in the evening - by then they would know she wouldn't be found. With regards to the questioning, yes, I think you're right, I think Gerry did answer the questions, Kate refused (based on advice) in case her answers and timelines differed to what Gerry had said, providing the police with more doubt of their guilt/innocence. It's all so very sad and complicated. [/QUOTE]

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