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@*julia*2010 wrote:

lets see:

 

maddie disappeared the same year.

she was 3, caucasian, had fair hair,

approx 90cm tall.   

 

Portugal Resident weighed into the speculation, recalling that two Madeleine McCann sightings 'firmly alluded to Australian connections'.

Police have said the remains found in a suitcase in Wynarka are 'unlikely' to be of the missing girl.

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given the case similiarities between the missing child only found recently & Madeleine McCann, i think it more 'likely' to be Madeleine

i'm not saying the body recently found is very likely to be Madeleine; what i'm saying is i believe the body recently found is just as likely to be Madeleine rather than 'unlikely'

I think it's more likely to be an Australian child.

There are quite a few missing children that fit the description, police are focused on South Australian children first but a small search of missing in Australia brings up 5 that fit the description, quite easily.

Sad, whoever it is.

sickening sad

http://www.australianmissingpersonsregister.com/LeonieHutchinson.htm

http://www.australianmissingpersonsregister.com/elDennaoui.htm  (I ruled her out on the basis of dark hair but her siblings have lighter hair)

http://www.familycourt.gov.au/wps/wcm/connect/fcoaweb/reports-and-publications/media-releases/2006/F...

http://www.australianmissingpersonsregister.com/NaomiLeanDuran.htm  (this one is quite odd, may not be in Mexico at all)

Maddie disappeared in Portugal in May 2007. She was three. The little girl in the suitcase was aged beteen 2.5 and 4. So if it was Madeleine, it would mean she was taken from her room, smuggled out of Portugal, smuggled into Australia and murdered there all within the  span of 18 months. Then her body was  hidden somewhere for six years before being dumped in a suitcase. It's not totally impossible but I think it stretches the bounds of credibility.

Just a question, are you one of the detectives working on the case?

Apearently, Scotland Yard does not dismiss the idea that it could be Madeline.

Modern Forensic Science can find a million things to identify a badly deconposed body, but it takes time and many methods to work with.

All speculation is useless and can only cause friction.

We all have to wait and see what the experts will tell us in the end.

Erica

to rebelcr, it was just a question- nothing else..