Why Madeleine McCann's parents did not cry after her disappearance

March 26, 2019

The girl was three years old when she disappeared in 2007 while she was on vacation with her family in Portugal. The revelation was made by the official spokesperson of the family.

On May 3, 2007, a three-year-old girl disappeared from her room in a hotel in Portugal: the case of Madeleine McCann generated a huge impact worldwide, from this day forward.

After 12 years, the badumptions and theories surrounding the case continue to grow and some others refute. In addition, the Netflix series "The disappearance of Madeleine McCann"Available from March 15, provides new details on the case.

The documentary has eight chapters of one hour each and contains strong evidence, both in Portugal, where the minor has disappeared, in England, where the family comes from.

But one of the stories that caught the most attention was the Official spokesperson for the McCann family, Clarence Mitchell. When the girl is gone, Maddie's parents have not cried in front of the press.

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While the press criticized his "lack of feelings," Mitchell told the media Publimètre that everything was planned: "One of the reasons they were so controlled was because very quickly they were told that in the case of kidnappings by pedophiles, the culprits benefit from media coverage and like to see the anxiety that they feel. "

In this regard, the spokesman also added that "the police told them not to cry .This did not show any excessive emotion."

Although Gerry and Kate McCann showed their anger over the production of, the producers of the documentary badured: "We think this can be used to wake up the public, so that new clues appear and we can clarify once and for all what has happened."