VIDEO - Documentary BANNED by the McCanns (Overturned) Truth of the Lie - Gonçalo Amaral

kathybelle wrote:

LJC wrote:

cherry1 wrote:mariang - There has to be other influences within this drama at a top level. What I cannot work out though is why this saga wasnt quietly hushed up and forgotten about. I know people think its about the money, as in the fund....but if this was a hushed up problem at a top level why havent they told the Mccanns to shut up?

The Mccanns seemed confident in being protected by the government, it may be they have information
on prominent figures which could lead to the downfall of those figures if revealed, in return for being allowed to make as much money as possible and being protected - the Mccanns remain silent about what they know. There has clearly been government interference in the case and I would think also protection from freemasonry may play a hand.

It is possible that the reason for keeping Madeleine in the public eye are the grandparents and the aunts and uncles, cousins, etc. I can just imagine, in my own family, if one of my children had disappeared and I had sworn publicly that this was an abduction and the child could still be alive, that I would never get a minutes peace from my own parents, from my own sisters and from my mother in law. Even if I had hoped I could gradually fade away behind the scenes, having 'got away with it', my parents certainly would not allow this and neither would my mother in law. Goodness sake, they would go on and on at me to do more to find my child, their much loved grandchild and I would be between a rock and a hard place, that's for sure.

In fact, if they had accepted the evidence gathered so far and publicly declared she must in fact be dead, and ultimately hoped to be able to gradually step back, declaring the police did everything within their powers but to no avail blah, blah, this would still not satisfy the grandparents. Why? Well, for a start off, it would not be what the devoted grandparents would want to hear, no way. Even if you wish to say she's gone for good, that's it, but the police are working hard to find out whodunnit, the grandparents would not be satisfied with this. Well, not in my family they wouldn't.

I know I am imagining now how it would be within my own family but I know my own so well, I know how they would react, my mother and father would refuse to believe that nothing could be done and so would my mother in law and, if I didn't keep the story alive, they would do it for me.

Some people would say their actions prove their innocence because it is fading away that makes you look more guilty but I believe they had to placate and appease the rest of the family as well, so I don't go with all this protection lark from people in high places, I am inclined to think it is much simpler that that, it is about having the nerve to look your parents in the eye and swear their grandchild is still out there waiting to be found because you know darn well that no other explanation would do for them. And you may as well declare your child is still alive because by declaring she's dead that would really set the fireworks off within the family, who would be screaming for the abductor to be found, hung, drawn and quartered. I believe the rest of the family are like us really, that they want justice for Madeleine and, for that reason, they will never let this story die, even if Madeleine sadly has.

If I behaved in the way the McCanns behaved and my child disappeared, the first thing out of my parents mouths would have been...

Why did you leave our grandchild, unsupervised when you went out?