Watching the new Madeleine McCann documentary

@GeniUs You do not need to state the obvious. I know what cadaver dogs do. As I said, they can smell hundreds of chemicals, including cadaverine, when they are in the vicinity of a dead human body or a place where there was a dead human body. I am saying they are very reliable at this.

@SW-User my point is they detect things other than decomposing bodies too which may give a false reading. Sorry if you misunderstood my words to be stating the obvious but I've just had to reiterate my point to you again.

@GeniUs They are trained to alert to human flesh. I repeat: HUMAN flesh. What do you think happens when they have to detect human flesh while out in nature? They are often used in nature. Killers bury and drop their victims in isolated areas with wildlife. Some of this will be dead wildlife, but a cadaver dog will ignore it. It is looking for human flesh. If some pieces of animal flesh had for some reason been placed in the bedroom and by sofa in the living room and then removed, they would not have alerted. These are the two places in the apartment the cadaver dog got excited in.

You can train a dog significantly better than you can train a human. We use dogs for the blind and the sick. They are very intelligent. We should also keep in mind that the apartments of their friends were checked, and the dogs did not alert to anything in them. It was only the apartment being used by the parents of the missing child.

@DearAmbellina2113 The eye marking on Madeline McCann is a genetic trait that has shown up in some of the Rothschilds. Did that documentary mention that little fact? There are a lot of little details that makes me go hmm.

@cherokeepatti I would love to know more about this case. I may order a book on it.

@DearAmbellina2113 if you find one that's as unbiased either way as possible I'd love to read it also

First of all careful what you say, the parents are very likely to take court action over anything they don't like on social media.
Secondly, if you think most people believe them guilty (I do) just have a look on Facebook, there are literally thousands of people supporting them! I know I got kicked out of one of the groups but I also got kicked out of a group set up to try and prove there guilt too! Reasons? Basically people don't like you disagreeing with them even though some of the arguments are insane.
Finally the police involved in this are pissing me off, spending public money on something they'll never be able to prove following the lines of inquiry that they are doing and when the funding runs out it's always 'we are so close to finding out...'

@GeniUs I was a little worried about posting, I don't think I'll keep this up for long 😫 and yes, but a lot also have a bit of common sense and realise that there is something else going on

I think the parents giving the kids something to keep them quiet and it going wrong holds a lot of merit. I also remember reading that as soon as KM went back to the restaurant she said 'she's been taken'. I've quickly looked for a reference for this online but couldn't find it. But if you'd lost a child you'd say they were missing, or gone but very unlikely say 'taken'.

@GeniUs It is most likely that her mom gave her too much of the sedation, or that she did not give enough, and the child had an accident, falling onto the floor and being made unconscious. Her parents revealed everything when they mentioned sedation to police…it comes from them! It was apparent that the twin babies were not stirring while all the commotion was happening. Parents had to think of an explanation for this, and they said the alleged abductor may have sedated the twins when they “took” Madeleine. Why would they sedate the twins and not take them as well? Moreover, a kidnapper can use tape on a small child like Madeleine, who presumably would be their target if they did not also take her baby siblings. You only have to listen to the parents; their words reveal it all.

@GeniUs I am reading it now. What do you think of the theory that she died before May 3rd 2007? Could it have been a day prior?