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Originally Posted by Saaf_laandon_mo
How long did it take to find the murdered kids killed by Hindley? Arent some of those bodies still missing?
What makes a professional killer, doing it more than once or doing it once and getting away with it?
Most killers/murderors/cover uppers have a lot to lose anyway (but they go ahead and do it anyway), that would not be just unique to Maddie's parents.
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I don't think that's a reasonable comparison - policing was a very different thing back then and forensics was practically non-existent.
Much more appropriate to consider how quickly Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman were discovered.
Answer me these:
What did the McCanns have to lose by coming clean and reporting an accidental death?
What did the McCanns have to gain by murdering their daughter and disposing of her body?
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Originally Posted by mrmistoffelees
Until it is proven that the parents have no responsibility in the incident then however improbable it may seem It is met with the same level of investigation as any other line of enquiry the way however it is handled is of a compeltely different nature.
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That's not true. No police enquiry has limitless resources. As an investigation proceeds, it focuses more effort on the more likely lines of enquiry. Not discounting and actively pursuing are not the same thing.