Case Madeleine McCann: The 48 questions that Maddie's mother did not want to answer to the police

12 years after the disappearance of Madeleine McCann In Portugal, Netflix has launched a documentary series on the case to address some of the main uncertainties that persist. In the first chapter, it is addressed The interview that the police conducted in 2007 with Kate, mother of Maddie.

The Portuguese authorities asked Kate 49 questions. However, she barely responded to one. While he was discussing, he was worried that they would seek to involve him in kidnapping his own daughter.

Production has generated strong controversy since do not have Kate and Gerry McCann's testimonials, who do not believe that the documentary helps with research. In addition to refusing to participate, they could sue.

The series says that the British girl is still alive and is kidnapped by a traffic network of people; theory that supports the family.

However, the anger of Kate and Gerry is largely due to the miniseries of Gonçalo Amaral., a Portuguese policeman who claims that Maddie died from an accident and that the parents hid the body.

As a result of these accusations, the Portuguese Supreme Court has already held a public trial.

In the documentary, it is also revealed that the British police considered Gerry McCann as the main suspect of the disappearance of Madeleine.

Jim Gamble, head of the Online Protection and Child Exploitation Center, led the investigation against Gerry. But with the pbadage of time, He realized that both of them, Gary and Kate, were innocent.

Then, the 48 questions that Kate refused to answer to the police:

1. On May 3, 2007, around 10 pm, when you entered the apartment, what did you see? Who did? Where did you look? What touched?

2. Have you looked inside the closet of the master bedroom?

3. (Two photographs of your bedroom wardrobe are shown) Can you describe its contents?

4. Why was the curtain near the sofa manipulated near the window?

5. How long did it take to examine the apartment after discovering Madeleine's disappearance?

6. Why did he say that Madeleine had been kidnapped?

7. Assuming that Madeleine was kidnapped, why did she leave the twins alone to go to the tapas bar and give the alarm? The alleged abductor could still be in the apartment.

8. Why do not you ask the twins what happened to their sister or why did not she ask them later?

9. When he rang the alarm at the tapas bar, what exactly did he say?

10. What happened after giving the alarm?

11. Why did you go tell your friends instead of shouting from the terrace?

12. Who contacted the authorities?

13. Who participated in the research?

14. Did anyone outside the group hear about your disappearance in the minutes that followed?

15. Has a neighbor offered help?

16. What does "we disappoint" mean?

17. Did Jane Tanner tell you that night that she had seen a man with a child?

18. How did you contact the authorities and which police force was alerted?

19. During the searches, with the police on the spot, where did you look for Maddie, how and in what way?

20. Why did not the twins wake up during this search or when they were taken to the floor?

21. Who did you call after the incident?

23. Did you know the danger of calling the media because this could influence the kidnapper?

24. Did you call a priest?

25. By what means did you broadcast Madeleine's features? By photographs or by any other means?

26. Is it true that during the search, she was sitting on Maddie's bed without moving?

27. What was your behavior that night?

29. Before traveling to Portugal, did you comment on a feeling or a bad feeling?

30. How was Madeleine's behavior?

31. Was Maddie sick or taking medication?

32. How were Madeleine's relations with her brothers?

33. How were Madeleine's relations with her brothers, friends and clbadmates?

34. In terms of your professional life, how many and in which hospitals did you work?

35. What is your medical specialty?

36. Have you ever worked shifts in an emergency department or other department?

37. Have you worked every day?

38. At some point, he stopped working. Because?

39. Do twins have trouble falling asleep? Are they agitated and cause discomfort?

40. Is it true that sometimes she despaired of the behavior of her children and that it left her very agitated?

41. Is it true that in England you have considered entrusting Madeleine's care to a member of your family?

42. In England, did you care for your children? With what type of medicine?

43. In the case files, they showed cbadettes of forensic evidence in which the dogs participated. After seeing them, did he say that he could not explain more than he had already explained?

44. When the dog traced and showed human blood behind the couch, did he say that he could not explain more than he had already explained?

45. When the dog found a body odor from the vehicle you rented a month after the disappearance, did he say that he could not say more than he did? had already explained?

46. ​​When was the human blood marked in the trunk of the vehicle, did he say that he could not explain more than he had already explained?

47. When he confronted the results of Maddie's DNA gathered behind the couch and the trunk of the vehicle, he said that he could not explain more than it was. had already explained it?

48. Did you have a responsibility or an intervention in the disappearance of your daughter?