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Originally Posted by techguyone
From wikipedia:
In an effort to rebut accusations that she was on medication at the time of the disappearance, hair from Kate was tested in November. Toxicology tests showed no evidence that she had taken drugs in the past eight months. The twins were also tested for sedatives. No traces of sedatives were recorded.
That kinda disproves the 'they were drugged' scenario.
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try the whole quote
"In an effort to rebut accusations that she was on
medication at the time of the disappearance, hair from Kate was tested in November.
Toxicology tests showed no evidence that she had taken drugs in the past eight months. The twins were also tested for
sedatives. No traces of sedatives were recorded.
[86] A team of four Portuguese detectives and scientists were briefed by the
Forensic Science Service, at
Leicestershire Police headquarters in
Enderby on 29 November, about the forensic tests that the Birmingham laboratory had carried out. The results were understood to be inconclusive.
[87][88] In early February 2008, AlĂ*pio Ribeiro, the national director of the PJ, said that there "perhaps should have been another assessment" before the McCanns were declared
arguidos.
[89]"
which basicaly means there was not enough evidence either way so its stil a possability