The troubling question that Madeleine McCann asked her mother before she disappeared

April 28, 2019

Maddie was only 3 years old when she disappeared from her room during a family vacation in Portugal.

Little Maddie has been known since May 3, 2007.

Madeleine McCann She was barely three years old when she disappeared without a trace in 2007. The little girl was sleeping with her twin brothers, Sean and Amelie, while she was spending her vacations in a hotel complex in Portugal.

And although the main badumption of his disappearance indicates that the girl was kidnapped, no data could corroborate this theory. Since then, we did not know anything about her anymore.

Now the Netflix series "The disappearance of Madeleine McCann"It focuses on the last days of the family and focuses on a troubling detail.

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In this regard, Madeleine's mother, Kate McCann, threw a few words mentioned by her daughter a day before her disappearance that might seem troubling during the investigation: "Why did not you come when Sean and I cried last night? "said Madeleine.

"At that time, we were perplexed," says Kate McCann. "Did you mean when they took a bath?" Or just after they've gone to bed? "

He added: "It certainly had not happened in the early hours because I was in the room with them, even closer than usual."

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In addition, the mother of the child said that she and her husband were "bewildered". "Could Madeleine and Sean have woken up while we were eating? If so, it was worrisome, of course, but it did not seem very likely," he said.

Many researchers speculated on what could have aroused Madeleine a day before his disappearance.

Even the authors of one of the best-selling books on the survey, Anthony Summers and Robbyn Swan, asked: "What made her cry, she and Sean? If a kidnapper came , was he there the night before, maybe they bothered or did not he? "

They spread a chilling theory about the possible fate of Madeleine McCann.