Madeleine McCanns’s parents distance themselves from new documentary

The parents of Madeleine McCann have said they chose not to participate in a Netflix documentary about the disappearance of their daughter.

in News · 14 Mar 2019, 10:27 · 1 Comments

According to reports, the streaming giant is expected to air a programme about the three-year-old’s disappearance later this month. Kate and Gerry McCann said they did not see how this programme will help the search for Madeleine and added that given there is an active police investigation; it could even potentially hinder it.

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Comments

I’ve watched this documentary this week. It seems to me that the reason why this case not been solved is because no police force or country can fight it alone, this is an industry worth $150 billion dollars. To even stand a chance of finding out what happen to Madeilene, Joana and Rui Pedro among other thousands of children that go missing everyday, nations need to work together, create a multi billion Euro special task force to go after these organised criminal gangs. We have to stop pointing fingers at the parents, the police, etc... they are all trying to achieve that same result but all of them lack resources and understanding. The people that came close to solving this problem were private detectives from Barcelona that realised that organised crime was behind this!

By Anna from Madeira on 17 Mar 2019, 09:42