Who was actually crying ?
Witness statement of Gerald Patrick McCann, on the 4th of May 2007, at 11.15 a.m.
Between April 28th, the day of arrival, and the time when MADELEINE disappeared, the deponent reports having noticed nothing unusual, except that on the morning of May 3rd, MADELEINE asked her father, GERALD, why he had not come into her bedroom when the twins were crying. The deponent had heard nothing and therefore had not gone into the room, yet he thought his daughter’s comment was strange, even because it was the first time that she made it.
Witness statement of Gerald Patrick McCann, on the 10th of May 2007, at 3.20 p.m.
On the day that MADELEINE disappeared, Thursday, 3 May 2007, they all woke up at the same time, between 07H30 and 08H00. When they were having breakfast, MADELEINE addressed her mother and asked her “why didn't you come last night when SEAN and I were crying?” (SIC). That he thought this comment very strange given that MADELEINE had never spoken like this and, the night before, they had maintained the same system of checking on the children, not having detected anything abnormal. When he questioned her about the comment, she left without any explanation.
I've never heard professional comment, but IMHO children of Madeleine's age have no concept of time, yesterday, today, in a minute, tomorrow etc. It is my belief that Madeleine does remember crying, she remembers the pain & sadness, but time is of no concept to her, therefore it relates to the crying on the Tuesday, for over an hour as witnessed by Mrs Fenn, the occupant in the apartment above.
ReplyDeleteSimples !!
What are talking about ?
ReplyDeleteIt has nothing to do with Madeleines concept of time. For all you know they may have cried every night they were left alone.
I've highlighted the 2 different claims Gerald McCann made in his statements.
If you continue to hide behind 'anonymous' I will answer no more comments.