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16-05-2007 09:45 by tasha	As you know they have got a suspect theres so much hope she is still alive. show your support by leaving a special message for her
16-05-2007 09:46 by tasha	LATEST NEWS The first formal suspect in the investigation into the abduction of Madeleine McCann says he has been made a "scapegoat". Robert Murat spoke for the first time since being questioned by Portuguese police as Madeleine's family prepared to step up its international campaign to find her. The former property developer said he would only survive the ordeal if Madeleine's abductor was caught to clear his name. Efforts to that end will step up a gear when Madeleine's uncle and aunt John and Philomena McCann lobby MPs and Lords in parliament to support their cause. Portuguese police said they did not have enough evidence to formally arrest or charge their suspect. Mr Murat was questioned while his house, just yards from where the four-year-old was snatched from her bed, was searched by forensic experts. Speaking off camera to Sky News he said: "This has ruined my life and has made things very difficult for my family here and in Britain. "The only way I will survive this is if they catch Madeleine's abductor. "I have been made a scapegoat for something I did not do." Mr Murat's mother's villa, at the end of the road which leads to the flat where the McCanns were staying when the youngster was snatched, was one of five properties in the area of Praia Da Luz which was searched. Despite the intense focus near the flat where they are living, waiting for a breakthrough, the McCanns have carried on with family life as normal.
16-05-2007 12:45 by tony	who in there right mind leaves a 3 year old on there own. im sorry but they only have there selfs to blame .
16-05-2007 13:00 by tasha	i kno i completely agree
16-05-2007 13:09 by saz	how can you say they only have themselves to blame! They have a child missing, you cant begin to imagine what they are feeling, whatever the circumstances there is a family missing their daughter and the utmost priority is finding that little girl, not laying blame!
16-05-2007 13:15 by tasha	it is irresponsable to leave a child and i do agree with sazzy too they shudnt of left her in the first place i just hope she is safe and warm
16-05-2007 13:39 by Jim Son	no point arguing about it, complete waste of time
16-05-2007 13:52 by Alan	To be honest the best chance of finding an abducted kid is within the first 24 hours after that I'm afraid you are looking for a body. One thing I will say about this Murat, apparently there is no evidence against him and he has an alibi for the time of the abduction all be it from his mother hence I suspect the reason he is only a suspect and has not been formally arrested as there is no evidence against him aside from the supposed unusually high level of interest in the case which can be indicative of a felon, as with Ian Huntley. I suspect he fits a profile and thats it I hope they do not make the evidence fit the suspect and continue to view the evidence if there is any left with an open mind. Equally the Portugese Police have displayed a complete inability to hold a competent investigation the crime scene was not even closed off so detailed forensics have been impossible I think the room may have even been allowed to be cleaned! I have absolutely no confidence in the ability of the Portugese Police to succesfully investigate this.
16-05-2007 14:49 by bluboy	i aggre alan about the police. if they work the evidence around the man it still defeats the purpose as madeleine will still not be found.
16-05-2007 15:02 by tony	they do have there selfs do blame they left the child on her own . to go out and have a meal . and now that poor child could be dead i hope not for the childs sake. but as for the mum and dad they are to blame
16-05-2007 15:03 by tony	they do have there selfs do blame they left the child on her own . to go out and have a meal . and now that poor child could be dead i hope not for the childs sake. but as for the mum and dad they are to blame
16-05-2007 15:38 by Alan	I don't think it benefits anyone to attribute blame to the parents in such away, yes they were wrong to leave them as they did but just think how many other kids will not be left on there own because of this. Such incidents cause a far greater awareness in the populous and through their mistake other lives may be saved. I would say this if the kid had fallen off a balcony then yes the parents are to blame but as the kid was abducted is it fair to blame the parents for the actions of another sentient being? I think not, the only blame is attributable to the abductor for entering the hotel room and taking the child.
16-05-2007 16:13 by tony	if they wernt left alone by the parents in the first place the abductor would not of got in to the the hotel room to abduct the child in the first place like isay who in there right mind leaves a 3 year old on there own .
16-05-2007 16:21 by Linda Chenapa	Her parents will have to live with the fact that they are as guilty as whoever took her. What makes me cross is the fact that if she was a single parent, the press would have hounded her into the ground but, because she is a GP, they haven't. What ever the outcome, there will only be one victim, Maddy. There is no suitable punishment for the kidnapper, there is no way they could be made to feel as scared & frightened as Maddy
16-05-2007 17:01 by telboy	very sad that this little gal has gone missing, IF they catch who took her, they should hang,draw n quarter em! BUT she should never have been left alone,im a father of 4 kids + grandad to 3 grandkids ive never + would never leave such a young child by itself...
16-05-2007 22:11 by tracyanne	LETS ALL HOPE THAT SWEET GIRLS IS FOUND SOON I BELIEVE SHE WILL THERE ON THE RIGHT TRACK WITH THIS NEW SUSPECTS THATS 4 NOW .THEY HAVE DONE WRONG FOR LEAVING THEM KIDS BUT THEY WILL PUNISH THEM SELFS FOR THE REST OF THERE DAYS IF MADDY ISNT FOUND LETS HOPE SHE COMES HOME SAFE
16-05-2007 23:41 by Nick G	Tony - I apreciate you view (however narrow minded) BUT - Nobody deserves what has happenned to hapopen to them no matter what stupid mistakes/decisions they have made beforehand I can only hope and continue to pray that she is found well and safe, the alternatives bring me to tears as a parent My and my families thoughts are with her and her parents
17-05-2007 08:24 by boredcarer	i hope she is found safe and well but cant help but think if anyone other than a dr had done this social services would have been involved an removed the other kids as parents left them home alone
17-05-2007 11:24 by tony	niki G im not narrow minded just saying what i think. and i bet im not the only one . i dont feel one bit sorry for the mum and dad. its what that poor kid must be going through. i to hope she is found safe and well.
17-05-2007 12:45 by paul stevens	Tony dont you think that this still might of happend if the mum & dad was there as they went through the window they could of been sitting in another room and not herd a thing so you cant say you blame them. But im with linda on this one if it was a single parent things might be diff.
17-05-2007 13:43 by tony	paul yes this could of happend if they were there but they could of heard the poor gilr scream or somthing . but they wernt the were out having a meal. and left the kids at the hotel. it makes you wonder if this is a regular thing back in the uk .going out and leaving the kids at home. as for some singel parents and social services that could be the next thread. i like you also agree with linder and i take my hat of to telboy for is imput on this matter

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