True Crime ASMR - The Disappearance of Madeleine McCann

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• RA

  @RachASMR · 5 years ago

  <b>This case is so incredibly heartbreaking. I mean they all are, but this could’ve easily been avoided.</b>

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• SA

  @Sailingsilk · 5 years ago (edited)

  If someone asked me which cases I’d like to see solved before I died it would be this one and the jon bonet Ramsay case

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• JU

  @juliesimonson9181 · 5 years ago

  If they can afford to go out EVERY NIGHT to eat &amp; drink they can certainly pay for a babysitter !!!

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• AN

  @ancastancu442 · 5 years ago (edited)

  As a mother of a 3yo I was struggling to listen to this. I live in Norway, and I am waitress at &nbsp;a touristic restaurant. &nbsp;I have had many kids left in the lounge area with money in their hands to pay for whatever they wanted and the parents would just leave them there for hours to go and do God knows what... I am talking kids between 6 and max.10 years old...some people are just...I don&apos;t know...

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• ME

  @meggaherne · 5 years ago

  As a Brit, it makes me so angry that her parents didn’t get in trouble for it. Why on earth you would leave your children alone under 10 in a foreign country I’ll never know, I just hope we will get to find out what happens one day, that poor girl!

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• HA

  @hayleighasmr2488 · 5 years ago (edited)

  Sam I love how diplomatic you are and I myself am not a parent either but... who leaves their children in an apartment? Never mind abduction being possible, they could have stopped breathing, had a medical emergency, Madeleine could have got up and hurt herself on appliances in the apartment etc it was completely irresponsible and being from the UK I remember this happening and my mum saying that if anybody else had left their kids it would be neglect and their other children would have been removed by social services but because they were rich doctors it was all fine. They are to blame for whatever happened to that little girl and I’m sure that will haunt them forever, but it’s very hard to not judge in this scenario. A lot of common sense was lacking for sure.

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• AN

  @anjaS.86 · 5 years ago

  I don&apos;t know why but i think that she &apos;s still alive.

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• NA

  @nataliar5656 · 5 years ago

  I remember this happening (I&apos;m from the uk). This made me very paranoid about being on holidays with my children. So much so that I sleep with one and my husband sleeps with the other and there must be safety bars on the windows. It&apos;s sad that this is the world we live in 😫

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• US

  @user-yl4cc5ed1t · 5 years ago

  Oh man that question that Madeline asked is gutting 😭💔

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• IC

  @icybrunette_2343 · 5 years ago

  I’m from the UK and I’ve never met anyone who doesn’t think they killed her! Me included) So sad :(

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• MA

  @marijaivanovic750 · 5 years ago

  I love this background so much

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• FL

  @florajones1 · 5 years ago

  I think the parents were irresponsible for leaving young children alone (anyone under 16 shouldn’t be left alone in my opinion), but not just them. The police messed up big time. They could of solved this case if they hadn’t made so many errors in the beginning.

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