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joglynne 12-05-2007 11:25
Re: Toddler 'abducted' during holiday
 
Wish I could do something. I just feel so helpless.

saferkidzuk 12-05-2007 16:39
Re: Toddler 'abducted' during holiday
 
Hello everyone,

We have offered a £5k cash reward for info for the safe return of Maddie through Sky News and News of the World. The thinking is people who are involved how ever slight but losing their bottle will know the £1.5 mil reward for info offer will attract publicity they might not want,
here is our offer.

Hello,

Somebody somewhere must know something we don't have much money but here at saferkidz.co.uk will offer £5,000 in cash for information leading to the safe return of little Maddie no questions asked by us, we like everyone else want the safe return of Maddie her birthday today and it would be a god send for Maddie to spend it with her family.
If someone is scared of passing info they have to the Police, Please please Email or phone Sky News, News of the World any British paper or us kenny@saferkidz.co.uk
Just get Maddie back safe and £5k in cash if you want will be with next day at the latest from from us.

Kindest regards

Kenny & staff

Jules 12-05-2007 18:01
Re: Toddler 'abducted' during holiday
 
This is just so heart breaking. I hope the **** that have done this are caught quickly. Heres to the safe return of little Maddy

Hom3r 13-05-2007 00:10
Re: Toddler 'abducted' during holiday
 
I was thinking was she taken to order?

She a blue eyed blonde, and a valuable item in some countries.

lets hope the £2.5m+ will make somebody come forward

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Simon Cowell
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Lets hope these people arn't accuesed of using this for publisity

Bill C 13-05-2007 00:36
Re: Toddler 'abducted' during holiday
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 34302568)
I was thinking was she taken to order?

She a blue eyed blonde, and a valuable item in some countries.

lets hope the £2.5m+ will make somebody come forward

REWARD CONTRIBUTORS
JK Rowling
Sir Philip Green
Richard Branson
Bill Kenwright
Eggert Magnusson
John Madejski
Jacqueline Gold
Simon Cowell
Wayne Rooney
Michael Vaughan
Sir Tom Hunter
Sir Stelio Haji-Ioannou
John Hargreaves

Lets hope these people arn't accuesed of using this for publisity
Unfortunately there is one name that will be dragged around this forum you can bet and it will be in the middle of the night when no one is looking :(

:tu: from me to all of them for what they are doing.

I just hope that there is good news at the end of this and Maddie is returned safe and well to her family.

marky 13-05-2007 00:54
Re: Toddler 'abducted' during holiday
 
I am truly wet at the eyes, and i prey for the lil girls safety.
Not much else i can say :(

on in an hour! 13-05-2007 02:05
Re: Toddler 'abducted' during holiday
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick (Post 34295071)
The arguments about whose to blame will stop right now. I have never read such a pathetic and such judgemental thread before in all my life. :afire:

Preying that the girl is safe and returns to the family should come first. Forget blame, it's not going to bring back the girl.

Yes we should all have eyes in the back of head when it comes to having kids and we shouldn't leave them for more than a few minutes, but at the same time, it does not justify the fact that because some young kids might be on their own that some bloody sick and twisted individual then has every right to abduct a child.

There is a group of young kids playing at the bottom of our road right now, no adult with them, does that mean because no adult is about, some idiot can rightfully decide to just take one of them, as they won't get blamed for it, the parents or guardian will?

I'm sure the parents now know they should of been there, they would of been doing a lot of 'If I'd done this' - 'If I had of done that'. It's too late for *if's* the girl has vanished, she needs to be found now and lets hope she is but hey, some here want to kick the parents when they are already down in despair. Show some bloody compassion for crying out loud... :rolleyes:
good point well put mick,but do you see any 18month old twins in carry cots at the bottom of your street,or 3 year old girls without an older sibling?? no? didnt think so.

Osem 14-05-2007 11:00
Re: Toddler 'abducted' during holiday
 
Let's not only hope that the girl is found alive and well but that other people who've lost children in similar circumstances receive similar backing.

The media have got their teeth into this case but child abductions and unexplained disappearances are not exactly rare and one wonders whether there'd have been a similar response had the parent(s) been less affluent and articulate.

Saaf_laandon_mo 14-05-2007 12:19
Re: Toddler 'abducted' during holiday
 
I have family in Portugal and the manner in which this is being covered is slightly different than it is in the UK.

A lot of my Portuguese friends are telling me that there is a lesser degree of compassion being offered to the parents than is here. Reports are aslso coming out that they only checked up in intervals over an hour.

Like Ive said previously, if Maddies mum had been a single mum, or if Maddie had fallen down the stairs at home whilst her parents were out wining and dining, then the media would have put a totally different spin on this.

I hope they find Maddie soon, and don't get me wrong, I do feel for their parents, but I do feel that if they hadn't been a little less 'sirresponsiblein leaving their children (and lets face it they are all under 5) alone with no supervison, then I am quite certain that we wouldnt be where we are now.

Media Boy UK 14-05-2007 12:30
Re: Toddler 'abducted' during holiday
 
I hope Maddie is found safe and well. But I think that her Mum or Dad had something to do with her going missing.

Russ 14-05-2007 21:02
Re: Toddler 'abducted' during holiday
 
Sky news seem to be making a point of reporting the police are searching a villa 150 yards from where she was taken from.

The plot thickens - the villa is the home of a british woman and her son.

I've got a bad feeling about this :(

---------- Post added at 20:02 ---------- Previous post was at 19:56 ----------

http://news.sky.com/skynews/article/...265689,00.html

budwieser 14-05-2007 21:54
Re: Toddler 'abducted' during holiday
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Russ B (Post 34304170)
Sky news seem to be making a point of reporting the police are searching a villa 150 yards from where she was taken from.

The plot thickens - the villa is the home of a british woman and her son.

I've got a bad feeling about this :(

---------- Post added at 20:02 ---------- Previous post was at 19:56 ----------

http://news.sky.com/skynews/article/...265689,00.html
" I've got a bad feeling about this :("
I really do hope and pray that you`re wrong on this one. :confused::(

Russ 14-05-2007 22:16
Re: Toddler 'abducted' during holiday
 
The more I'm watching this on Sky, the more the bloke is sounding like Ian Huntley - some startling similarities regarding his behaviour over the last 10 days.

I really really hope I'm wrong too.

Xaccers 14-05-2007 22:48
Re: Toddler 'abducted' during holiday
 
Don't forget the media will use the Ian Huntley as a template to make anyone they (the media) believe to be a suspect.
Digging around for any similarities no matter how small, and not informing us of any blatantly obvious information which would show he's just a concerned father.
For instance, the article states that when someone went to the police to mention him, before they'd said his name, the police said they knew who he was. Makes people think "Ah! They know he's dodgy! He must have a history of paedo stuff" rather than "Well of course they know him, he's been translating for them!"

Russ 14-05-2007 22:51
Re: Toddler 'abducted' during holiday
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Xaccers (Post 34304276)
For instance, the article states that when someone went to the police to mention him, before they'd said his name, the police said they knew who he was. Makes people think "Ah! They know he's dodgy! He must have a history of paedo stuff" rather than "Well of course they know him, he's been translating for them!"
Sky News have interviewed 2 people who were told by the police that has never translated for them.


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