KX

Im still livin' in hope they find her.

After watching the programme tonight Ive been on the site and bought my wrist band.

I can only imagine as a mother to a little girl, how the parents must feel, especially it being nearly a year.

I know they made a mistake leaving her alone, but a mistake they have to live with for the rest of their lives!

Keep the campaign alive!

over and out.........

leeanne

Yes, her's is definitely a sad story and I only wonder if they will ever find her. Gosh, it's been awhile already but miracles have happened, such as in the case of Shawn Hornbeck in January 2007.

There are so many kids missing, and it is truly sad.

Iwantone!!!

i watch half and watchin the rest later it was so sad how cna one person disappear and no one see her not even a body xx

toriaaaaTRASH

I feel bad for ever thinking they were involved. Those poor people. I feel so sorry for them.

leeanne

I do so feel sorry for them, the parents. But what I just can't get out of my head is they went for dinner leaving Madeline and her two younger siblings in the hotel room. I have such a hard time forgetting that.

At the same time, no parent should ever have to go through this.

toriaaaaTRASH

They left them the night before too. The morning she went missing Madaline asked her mum "why didn't you come last night when we were crying?" On the documentory type thing I just watched Kate (the mum) said she wonders if the man had been in there the night before and she will always kick herself for not asking Madaline why she was crying that night.

leeanne

Sorry, but you just don't leave kids that age alone in a strange town, let alone in your own hometown.

I can't see past it, yet, like I said, no parent should ever go through their child being taken.

rafwife

Ditto, not only from the point of view that someone snatched them, but also from a medical point of view. What if one of the children had injured themselves? They were/are both doctors.

psycholisa

It seems they left them alone every night of the holiday to go "just 100 yards" to the tapas bar to enjoy themselves. Those poor children.

leeanne

I agree, those poor children. I do get heated up when I think about them leaving their children in a hotel room. It's such a no-no. And, quite truthfully, rather selfish of them.

Who was there to help them if they got hurt? Etc.

I do sincerely hope that they find Madeline and bring her home! This story has gone in circles and in so many directions, it makes my head spin.

For Madeline!