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When you see them walking down the streets, arm in arm, smileing at the camera’s. Do you see a couple grieving for their daughter, cos I sure as don’t
They don’t exactly look happy and we only see them for the odd few minutes on TV. They look like they have been through a terrible ordeal. We shouldn’t assume there are no tears just because we don’t see any.
@bassingbourne55 wrote:
When you see them walking down the streets, arm in arm, smileing at the camera’s. Do you see a couple grieving for their daughter, cos I sure as don’t
They don’t exactly look happy and we only see them for the odd few minutes on TV. They look like they have been through a terrible ordeal. We shouldn’t assume there are no tears just because we don’t see any.
I totally agree with Bass here
It’s the feckin kidnapper (s) thats the evil bstrd (s)
Stop vilifying the parents for something that could happen to anyone !!!
@drivel wrote:
@bassingbourne55 wrote:
When you see them walking down the streets, arm in arm, smileing at the camera’s. Do you see a couple grieving for their daughter, cos I sure as don’t
They don’t exactly look happy and we only see them for the odd few minutes on TV. They look like they have been through a terrible ordeal. We shouldn’t assume there are no tears just because we don’t see any.
I totally agree with Bass here
It’s the feckin kidnapper (s) thats the evil bstrd (s)
Stop vilifying the parents for something that could happen to anyone !!!
It could only happen to anyone who was irresponsible and downright stupid enough to do what the Mcanns did drivel. Most of us here, thankfully, wouldn,t dream of doing what they did; which was: ( in case you forgot)
To leave 3 children under the age of 4, in an appartment, in a foreign country so that they could go and have a nice meal without being interupted by the children; with the patio doors left unlocked. Simply put, they put themselves and their pleasure before the saftey and wellbeing of their children. They were uttlerly selfish and negligent beyond beleif. Would you go out for a meal and leave the kids at home?
If this had happened in this country, they would have been arrested for neglience at the very least and had their two remaining children taken away from them.
It simply can,t be put in the same catagory as leaving your kids in bed whilst you sit in the garden in the evening can it. They were grossly negligent and bloody stupid, and the one who has paid the ultimate price for their stupidity and neglience is that little girl. On their return to the UK they should be arrested and have their other 2 children taken into care. Then they should be struck off and never allowed to practise medicine again.I agree with what Bat has said, I said pretty much the same thing….
People may see it as vilyfying them in their greif, but it’s a free country and wer’e all entitled to our opinions, they might not be the same as other peoples, doesn’t make them wrong, just different.
Fact is i’m afraid, Bat is absolutely right. Had this happened in this country, these people would have been crucified by Social Services, Child Protection Agency’s etc etc, and those of you who say that Bat and I are wrong for speaking the truth, know that that, at least IS!! the truth
If this had happened in this country, they would have been arrested for neglience at the very least and had their two remaining children taken away from them.
Absolute rubbish – people do that sort of thing all the time without being arrested – no doubt some policemen/women and social workers too have left their children alone at times. With hindsight these people made a terrible mistake – they thought it was safe but it wasn’t.
Go to a few busy supermarket car parks and you are likely to see at least one car left with children in it.I think at the moment they just deserve sympathy and if people can’t sympathise they should shut up. We don’t know the full story – if and when we do, and we discover the circumstances were different from what we were led to believe, then it might be fair to condemn but not until then.
B55 I see all kinds of things at supermarkets, all kinds of other places too that makes my blood run cold….but
are you saying then that what they did is something you’d do yrself?
that you don’t see any wrong in that?
@bassingbourne55 wrote:
If this had happened in this country, they would have been arrested for neglience at the very least and had their two remaining children taken away from them.
if and when we do,(edit by sharon as I cut too much off: )know the whole situation and we discover the circumstances were different from what we were led to believe, then it might be fair to condemn but not until then.
Yep. I agree. :wink:
I refuse to condemn them at the moment. Too traumatic for me to even comprehend what is happening in their lives and I have never been through it. I think they have enough to cope with.
As I said earlier, I would have committed suicide if it was me, purely over the guilt that I know I would feel over that error they made, but as B55 said errors are made all the time. It just happened that on the occasion they made one there was a nutter waiting for it to happen.
Stop it happening? = wrap your kids in cotton wool and castrate all the peados.
Im in agreement with B55.
Bat – that link won’t open properly on my PC so if it’s about this, I’m not trying to steal your thunder!!
I see they’re venting their frustrations at the police too cos they’re right back at square one after 100 days. And why exactly were the police at square one in the first place?
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