The face of a mother's grief
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Re: The face of a mother's grief
Funny you should say that comparedna, I have just had a holiday in Jersey and spent a couple of days on the Beach where both Parents were involved in their childrens activities playing ball, building sandcastles, fetching water from rock pools.......I actually thought of the McCanns then !!!! They never really got involved in the day to day activities of the others preferring instead to leave their children in the creche every day while they played Tennis and jogged. As Gerry famously said "It was our holiday too". When Kate had her first book published the photo of Madeleine on the cover was chosen because she looked so lovely.......had a more recent photo been used, say the one by the Pool, with all the people reading it is and seeing it on book shelves , maybe someone would have recognised her as someone they had seen recently.comperedna wrote:Where were all the family holiday snaps full stop? Creche, creche, creche... and adults jogging and poncing about playing tennis. You can do that in England! Where are the snaps of small children running in and out of the edge of the sea and laughing and jumping in it with the parents? Where are the ones of children burying their legs and feet in the sand, and building sandcastles on the beach? Where are the shots of family picnics... all of these are normal holiday activities when you have young children... with or without friends together on the same trip. Where are the short walks along the shore or the cliffs with one twin on each back in a Karrimor and Madeleine holding a parent's hand? They are fit young parents and the twins were only 2 years old. Where is any sense of the adults and children even getting to know they are in Portugal? Oh, I forgot... tapas bars and local food when the kids were in bed. That's about it. It was a weird family holiday, even given that the group, all with young children, were staying in a Mark Warner would-be upmarket holiday camp complex, weird even without the loss of Madeleine. Why did the Mccanns not leave the children with their grandparents if they didn't want a family holiday? Family holidays have shedloads of photos to show everyone afterwards... often videos too!
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Considering Gerry McCann was always taking pictures off Madeleine at home ......where were the pictures off her on holiday.
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There were so many older ones uploaded to the internet, I'm amazed that there aren't lots from the holiday. Perhaps those who think Madeleine was gone before May 3rd are right and there just aren't any more of her.kitti wrote:Considering Gerry McCann was always taking pictures off Madeleine at home ......where were the pictures off her on holiday.
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It makes you wonder Anna. There should have been loads on the camera by the 3 May that they could have handed over to the PJ.AnnaEsse wrote:There were so many older ones uploaded to the internet, I'm amazed that there aren't lots from the holiday. Perhaps those who think Madeleine was gone before May 3rd are right and there just aren't any more of her.kitti wrote:Considering Gerry McCann was always taking pictures off Madeleine at home ......where were the pictures off her on holiday.
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Yes, judging by the huge number of photos that come up on Google images, the McCanns liked taking snaps. However, there are so few from that holiday they had been on for 6 days (?) when Madeleine disappeared.chrissie wrote:It makes you wonder Anna. There should have been loads on the camera by the 3 May that they could have handed over to the PJ.AnnaEsse wrote:There were so many older ones uploaded to the internet, I'm amazed that there aren't lots from the holiday. Perhaps those who think Madeleine was gone before May 3rd are right and there just aren't any more of her.kitti wrote:Considering Gerry McCann was always taking pictures off Madeleine at home ......where were the pictures off her on holiday.
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It makes you wonder Anna. There should have been loads on the camera by the 3 May that they could have handed over to the PJ.
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There should have been loads on the camera by the 3 May that they SHOULD have handed over to the PJ.
BUT was the 'last photo' amongst them?
It WOULD definitely have been, if you believe the McCanns, wouldn't it?
It makes you wonder Anna. There should have been loads on the camera by the 3 May that they could have handed over to the PJ.
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There should have been loads on the camera by the 3 May that they SHOULD have handed over to the PJ.
BUT was the 'last photo' amongst them?
It WOULD definitely have been, if you believe the McCanns, wouldn't it?
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Looking at the grey pictures in the files....they seem to be off the same day off the McCann children going by the clothes they were wearing...the play area.....the tennis court picture off them all messing Around and the surrounding area......all taken on the same day going by the clothes ....that was 28th April the first day.....where are the pictures for AFTER that day....don't believe the pool
Picture and I'm not even sure about the tennis ball picture....if it wasnt for the fact it was on a camera I would say it wasnt Madeleine or it was photoshopped...but it was on a camera....Jane tanners camera if I remember.
Picture and I'm not even sure about the tennis ball picture....if it wasnt for the fact it was on a camera I would say it wasnt Madeleine or it was photoshopped...but it was on a camera....Jane tanners camera if I remember.
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Kate claims to have taken the tennis court photo herself - in the book she says that she rushed back to get her camera because Madeleine looked so lovely - but in Rachael Oldfield's interview, if I remember correctly, she said that Jane had taken it.
If that photo and the one by the pool are both of Madeleine (and that's pretty hard to believe) there's no way on earth in my opinion that they were taken within a day or two of each other.
If that photo and the one by the pool are both of Madeleine (and that's pretty hard to believe) there's no way on earth in my opinion that they were taken within a day or two of each other.
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So what was the reason for Kate lying about having taken the tennis photo herself?Not Born Yesterday wrote:Kate claims to have taken the tennis court photo herself - in the book she says that she rushed back to get her camera because Madeleine looked so lovely - but in Rachael Oldfield's interview, if I remember correctly, she said that Jane had taken it.
If that photo and the one by the pool are both of Madeleine (and that's pretty hard to believe) there's no way on earth in my opinion that they were taken within a day or two of each other.
WHY would you lie about a simple photograph?
WHY would there be ANY lies in relation to a 'missing' child?
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I think those are rhetorical questions jeanmonroejeanmonroe wrote:So what was the reason for Kate lying about having taken the tennis photo herself?Not Born Yesterday wrote:Kate claims to have taken the tennis court photo herself - in the book she says that she rushed back to get her camera because Madeleine looked so lovely - but in Rachael Oldfield's interview, if I remember correctly, she said that Jane had taken it.
If that photo and the one by the pool are both of Madeleine (and that's pretty hard to believe) there's no way on earth in my opinion that they were taken within a day or two of each other.
WHY would you lie about a simple photograph?
WHY would there be ANY lies in relation to a 'missing' child?
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I agree that the child in the tennis ball photo and the one in the 'last photo' by the pool look to be of different ages. The tennis ball child looks ready to start primary school, whereas the pool pic child seems to be of nursery school age - perhaps a year's difference?
I wonder where they were on May 3rd 2006 at 1.29pm?
I wonder where they were on May 3rd 2006 at 1.29pm?
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Ok, well 2005 was Majorca:
In September of 2005, Savio, I and Ellena, who at the time was 1 and a half years old, spent our holidays abroad, in Majorca. We went (page 2) on holidays with Kate, Gerry, and Madeleine, who should have been around 2 and a half years old and with the twins, Sean and Amelie, who were just months old. I remember that I was pregnant with Isabella.
http://www.mccannfiles.com/id236.html
Off to find out where they went in 2006.
In September of 2005, Savio, I and Ellena, who at the time was 1 and a half years old, spent our holidays abroad, in Majorca. We went (page 2) on holidays with Kate, Gerry, and Madeleine, who should have been around 2 and a half years old and with the twins, Sean and Amelie, who were just months old. I remember that I was pregnant with Isabella.
http://www.mccannfiles.com/id236.html
Off to find out where they went in 2006.
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These shared holidays are usually organised for the whole group, although for the last holiday, last September, Gerry McCann and Kate McCann did not go to Greece with the group.
http://www.mccannpjfiles.co.uk/PJ/RACHAEL-OLDFIELD.htm
Ok, so did they go to Ireland in 2006 perhaps?
http://www.mccannpjfiles.co.uk/PJ/RACHAEL-OLDFIELD.htm
Ok, so did they go to Ireland in 2006 perhaps?
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Can't find any info on where or whether they went on holiday in 2006. Does anyone else know?
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Sadly the posting of photos is way beyond me but I'm hoping that someone will post the tennis court and pool photos side by side.
The faces look so different but perhaps if the photos are together, this might not be the case.
There was a very early report (now long gone of course) that Kate felt safe (in leaving the children) because she had been to PDL before. That could of course have been an error but, if it was actually true, it could explain the poolside photo which to me - going by the ages of the children and the apparent blazing sunshine - looks as if it was taken the summer before.
Strange that there is no information about any holiday in 2006.
The faces look so different but perhaps if the photos are together, this might not be the case.
There was a very early report (now long gone of course) that Kate felt safe (in leaving the children) because she had been to PDL before. That could of course have been an error but, if it was actually true, it could explain the poolside photo which to me - going by the ages of the children and the apparent blazing sunshine - looks as if it was taken the summer before.
Strange that there is no information about any holiday in 2006.
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Here's another of the faux grieving faces.
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The eyes are blank.Wintabells wrote:
Here's another of the faux grieving faces.
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She looks like she has suitcases under her eyes and a mellon stuffed in her gob.The ugly fairies have done their job.
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Thanks Winterbells.
In both sets of photos, they look like different children to me. The top left and the tennis photo look the same.
In both sets of photos, they look like different children to me. The top left and the tennis photo look the same.
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Red velvet dress girl looks slightly older than pool-side girl to me, and both look about a year younger than tennis-girl. Not sure what to say about the final one (hair tied back) - don't know when it was taken, but she looks older again (to me) than pool-side girl. None of them look like the child on the official missing Madeleine posters, which has obviously been photo-shopped to remove eye-bags and enhance eyelashes.
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And if you throw these photos into the mix, it get even more confusing (sorry don't know how to make them smaller)
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Thanks, Chrissie.
Everton-top-child looks the same age as Tennis-ball child (to me) and looks like the same kid.
Don't know if I'm just trying to convince myself, but pool-side child looks younger than Everton-top child.
Did the PJ actually take custody of KMcC's camera, I wonder, or just accept that the 'last' photo was taken on it on the date claimed.
Everton-top-child looks the same age as Tennis-ball child (to me) and looks like the same kid.
Don't know if I'm just trying to convince myself, but pool-side child looks younger than Everton-top child.
Did the PJ actually take custody of KMcC's camera, I wonder, or just accept that the 'last' photo was taken on it on the date claimed.
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