Unfortunately I believe the chances of seeing that little girl alive again are nil.
Her parents can't, and will, never give up hope but the rest of us know it wont happen.
There is too much media attention, not saying that's a bad thing or blaming them. But it's too dangerous for whoever abducted her to keep her alive.
The McCanns heartache is a terrible thing, but when I see them visiting the Pope and other VIPs and the countless press conferences/column inches/TV spots.
But when I see them my heart really goes out to the parent of the all the other children that have gone missing:
In the UK alone
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on average, every five minutes of every day a child goes missing in the UK
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That's a 100,000 a year, which put's it in perspective a bit.
Source
http://www.publications.parliament.u...70117-0006.htm
These parents are not getting the support or attention the McCanns are getting.
I agree that it is a good thing to keep the pressure up to find out what has happened to Medaline but I also think that it may be best to let the investigation to continue without the media frenzy.
I mean the current issue, blood spots found in the room. They could be from anyone, anyone who may have stayed in the room prior to the McCanns, it hasn't even been confirmed that it is blood. But the media kicks off, and right on cue the McCanns are wheeled out - press interview " we still thinks she's alive" etc etc.
Is this going to happen
every time there is an unconfirmed lead???
Can't we just leave them alone until there is a concrete piece of evidence?