Re: Wonder if

interested Thu 10 Apr - 21:13

jinvta wrote:
interested wrote:So far the only similarity that I notice is that both little girls were three when reported "missing".

Here is a major difference:

'That's why we are blaming ourselves,' he (Chloe's father) said, fighting back tears.

The McCanns have never, ever, to this day admitted any blame in Madeleine's disappearance.

I wonder if the parents took part in the searches? That would be telling as well.

At least they aren't immediately blaming a predatory paedophile!

The parents blaming themselves is a major difference in the two cases. However I notice the parents were at least under the same roof as the three children, unlike the McCanns when Madeleine "went missing". I still think there is something fiishy in the case of Chloe Campbell. There have been subtle changes in details since the story first broke.

**LJC** Thu 10 Apr - 21:18

I don't understand, the children slept in the lounge, the missing girl slept in front of a TV set, the parents put the children to bed and then watched TV until they themselves went to bed at 1am?

A child is sleeping in front of the TV that the parents are watching? Or is there another room with another TV?

**ann_chovey** Thu 10 Apr - 22:04

AnnaEsse wrote:
ann_chovey wrote:He told the Australian Associated Press that the family usually closed the windows of their Childers home at dusk each night to keep out mosquitoes, but he believes that one of the latches had not caught.

'It's got to be someone who knows me...how they got in, where she sleeps,' said Mr Campbell. 'They knew she was sleeping in front of the TV.'
He added: 'I hope someone that's taken her is looking after her - giving her brekky, lunch

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Echoes of Kate McCann on Oprah, hoping that the abductor was looking after Madeleine.

Exactly, and a dodgy shutter/catch. Don't like to be cynical but :-/

**Panda** Thu 10 Apr - 22:06

ann_chovey wrote:He told the Australian Associated Press that the family usually closed the windows of their Childers home at dusk each night to keep out mosquitoes, but he believes that one of the latches had not caught.

'It's got to be someone who knows me...how they got in, where she sleeps,' said Mr Campbell. 'They knew she was sleeping in front of the TV.'
He added: 'I hope someone that's taken her is looking after her - giving her brekky, lunch

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2601244/Parents-horror-three-year-old-Australian-girl-snatched-bedroom-intruder-case-chilling-similarities-Madeleine-McCann-case.html#ixzz2yVzRfCiF
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Hi stranger....nice to see you , to see you nice. Wonder if - Page 2 294124

It all sounds very suspicious to me., sleeping in front to the of the T.V.?

**Justiceforallkids** Thu 10 Apr - 22:21

i hate the way people have compared this to maddie chole is missing here in australia not maddie this childs parents were in the same house as their children the mcanns were not!!! qld is hot all year round so its normal fora window to be open no disrespect to little maddie but not every missing case should be linked to hers

interested Thu 10 Apr - 23:24

Front page of Friday's Daily Express: "Madeleine Shock New Lookalike Victim Snatched From Her Bed" and from the Daily Star: "Maddie Shock: New Victim Snatched Lookalike 3-year-old taken from her bed"

Guest Thu 10 Apr - 23:34

Keela wrote:The report says there is a foot/shoe print on the car roof. To be honest there are not that many similarities.

There was a bloody footprint on the bumper of the hire car. Size six.

**T4two** Thu 10 Apr - 23:47

"Just don't hurt her, she's tiny," he told reporters.

Close ... the original soundtrack goes, "Don't hurt her she's lovely".

**lynn** Fri 11 Apr - 1:21

In Australia there is a thought it is like Madeleine McCann case. Hope this child is found soon. Gone without trace. Strange re the footprint on car which was parked so neatly under the window! One footprint though. Could say more at this stage but better not do so.

weissnicht Fri 11 Apr - 7:05

I'm getting bad feeling about this. Too many odd things. I hope she is found safe, and it's just cynical me.

weissnicht Fri 11 Apr - 7:49

I still don't get it why they said she didn't leave the house by herself.

http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/queensland/chloe-campbells-father-distraught-20140410-36fum.html

weissnicht Fri 11 Apr - 8:58

http://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/373877/Madeleine-McCann-lookalike-taken-from-family-home-in-copycat-snatch

Wonder if - Page 2 Copycatsnatch

**Justiceforallkids** Fri 11 Apr - 9:51

weissnicht wrote:http://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/373877/Madeleine-McCann-lookalike-taken-from-family-home-in-copycat-snatch

chloe looks nothing at all like maddie !!!!

Guest Fri 11 Apr - 9:52

weissnicht wrote:http://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/373877/Madeleine-McCann-lookalike-taken-from-family-home-in-copycat-snatch

Revolting. IF that family are genuine, what must they be thinking, reading that?

**Justiceforallkids** Fri 11 Apr - 9:59

Iris wrote:
weissnicht wrote:http://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/373877/Madeleine-McCann-lookalike-taken-from-family-home-in-copycat-snatch

Revolting. IF that family are genuine, what must they be thinking, reading that?

its always about the mcanns isnt it chloe is a missing person in her own right she has nothing to do with maddie or the mcanns

jassi Fri 11 Apr - 10:02

Come on - be fair now. They are both blonde, wearing hats and smiling. Dead ringers - What more do you want Wonder if - Page 2 294124

**Justiceforallkids** Fri 11 Apr - 10:03

jassi wrote:Come on - be fair now. They are both blonde, wearing hats and smiling. Dead ringers - What more do you want

Guest Fri 11 Apr - 11:32

Now the Daily Wail have started with this "Australian Maddie" nonsense. Wonder if - Page 2 477442

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2602207/Distraught-mother-missing-three-year-old-says-trapped-living-nightmare.html?ITO=1490&ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490

Guest Fri 11 Apr - 12:14

The Mail was very quick off the mark with its "another Madeleine" headlines - the first online version shrieking the message was just after 8.00 BST on Thursday.

I'm wondering if the papers have a cunning plan in mind - linking Madeleine with another case which almost certainly is not what it appears to be.

**mara thon** Fri 11 Apr - 12:25

It appears the Mccanns will jump on every bandwagon there is to keep their names in the papers. No doubt they would now have the world believe the mysterious abductor is in Australia. No families tragedies can be safe from the Mccanns, they must take everything over, only they are important. It really is extremely sickening and absolutely disgraceful.

chrissie Fri 11 Apr - 12:34

mara thon wrote:It appears the Mccanns will jump on every bandwagon there is to keep their names in the papers. No doubt they would now have the world believe the mysterious abductor is in Australia. No families tragedies can be safe from the Mccanns, they must take everything over, only they are important. It really is extremely sickening and absolutely disgraceful.

Hope the Australian posh spice lookalike isn't wheeled out again....

**Justiceforallkids** Fri 11 Apr - 12:48

mara thon wrote:It appears the Mccanns will jump on every bandwagon there is to keep their names in the papers. No doubt they would now have the world believe the mysterious abductor is in Australia. No families tragedies can be safe from the Mccanns, they must take everything over, only they are important. It really is extremely sickening and absolutely disgraceful.

chloes family have already said they think it is a family friend/known person who took her

**Justiceforallkids** Fri 11 Apr - 13:00

"We've identified the rubbish that was collected on the day and we will be going through that," Det McNab told reporters on Friday.

The family's home is being examined for any clues, he said.

Inspector Kevin Guteridge says every lead is being followed.

"What we can't afford to do is have a closed mind on this," he said.

suppose pros will call our australian police names because of that?? ie bungling etc??

Guest Fri 11 Apr - 13:49

The father has been hospitalised after somebody punched him in the mouth, in the main street of the town :(

https://au.news.yahoo.com/a/22545894/chloe-campbell-crime-scene-established-at-childers-home-of-missing-3yo-girl/

Also just heard on the radio that Homicide detectives have been sent in :(

So just like Maddie, then [/sarcasm]

Oh, and "six persons close to the family" are being questioned. Sound familiar? At all?

weissnicht Fri 11 Apr - 13:59

mara thon wrote:It appears the Mccanns will jump on every bandwagon there is to keep their names in the papers. No doubt they would now have the world believe the mysterious abductor is in Australia. No families tragedies can be safe from the Mccanns, they must take everything over, only they are important. It really is extremely sickening and absolutely disgraceful.

Have they commented? Send a message 'we feel your pain' like the old days?

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