Little Madeleine - she could be anywhere

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Keep that darling girl in your prayers


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**bump** because this is important

[JenBKR]

Poor little girl still in my prayers

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Latest is that she may have been sighted in Morocco....if that's the case then the poor little mite is still alive

[jackie]

bump.

[Babyboonie]

My heart is breaking for dearest Madeleine and her family, I can't imagine what they are going through. I pray that she is returned safe and sound.

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*another bump*

[Muddy4paws]

Its such a shame, normally shes all in the newspapers and now its kind of dying down because of no news. I really hope she is found, the poor girl must be so scared right now. Her family are so strong, it really does show.
Fingers crossed for some good news asap.

[Alysser]

Although I do feel bad for the parents, when I first heard the story it said that Madeleine was alone in the apartment with no one, and her parents would check on her every 30 mins. I can't imagine leaving a 3 yr old child alone like that. They must be so regretting this now. This is such a sad, sad story. I feel so sorry for her parents and herself. She has been gone for so long, and I hope she is OK and alive and well.

I was thinking, do you think someone from the Hotel snatched her?? I wouldn't think someone could get in unless they had a room key, and all hotel workers would have a key for every room to clean, etc. They should ask around the hotel for any workers missing or something..just a thought.

I'll be praying for this poor family.

[lizbud]

I've been seeing many articles & blogs with comments & prayers for
this little girl & her family. There is a lot of comments criticziing the parents
for not useing the sitting service offered at the hotel.I feel so sad for them.

[carole]

The thought crossed my mind, perhaps they were not keen on using a sitting service in a strange country, they thought this was a safer option, i would not have left my kids either, but i guess they thought it was going to be ok, checking up on them,whatever they must be going through hell right now, and we all make bad decisions sometimes, sadly they are going to suffer for it for the rest of their lives, let us hope they find their wee girl and soon, this is so tragic.

[Twisterdog]

A complete tragedy beyond words. I honestly don't know how a parent could ever stand this.

And as much as my heart breaks for these parents and this child, I have to say, what were they thinking? When my child was two, or four or six, I would have never left him alone for 30 minutes. Not in my own house, and certainly not in a hotel in a strange city! There is NO excuse. Call room service if you are hungry. One parent could have gone out and brought take-out in and the other watched the children. That is assinine.

[Miss Z]

I was thinking, do you think someone from the Hotel snatched her?? I wouldn't think someone could get in unless they had a room key, and all hotel workers would have a key for every room to clean, etc. They should ask around the hotel for any workers missing or something..just a thought.

If I remember Portugal correctly, it's pretty easy to open the sliding doors that lead out onto the balcony using a credit card, and some even simply with your hands. Locks aren't always up to standard. It's a frightening situation but not uncommon in any European hotel. I think they showed the apartment that Madeline and her family were staying in on the news and it was a ground floor apartment easily accessible to anyone passing.

The little boy who went missing in Greece is called Ben Needham and his mum has been interviewed recently. She thinks he was "taken to order" and wherever he is, he is loved and well cared for. He will be 18 soon and she is convinced he will find his way home one day....

Ah yes, that was who I was thinking of. Such a tragic story that she still wonders if he'll ever return. There is depth to her 'taken to order' theory. Toddlers, often blue-eyed and blond haired, are targetted because they will forget who their parents were with time and will never know their true identity. My fingers are crossed that Madeline will be found but with each day the chance gets slimmer and slimmer...

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http://www.gm.tv/index.cfm?articleid=25948

[Kirsten]

Her parents decided to show Madeleine's last photo to the public. It was taken only 7 hours before she disappeared. Looking into this happy little face, not knowing what's ahead of her is bringing tears to my eyes...





Hope the picture shows up, if not, you can also see it in this article.

Kirsten