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I think it does because you typically have less abductions in England, don't you? I am from the US and we have them all the time, and hence, our frame of reference is different. I wasn't saying right or wrong, I am saying "different". The fact of the matter is they are not looking for Madeline...

And it seems you are convinced, and I am not, and that's okay. I understand what you are saying and I appreciate your comments. From what I understand here however, is there isn't enough evidence to prove a crime has been committed whether it be an abduction or a homicide, there isn't a dead...

You are letting your opinion of how you think they should act color your judgment and allow you to form a premature opinion, and to your defense, that may be your frame of reference, I don't know, but it may be germane to the conversation in as much as it is helping you to form your opinions...

That is an opinion. The fact is and the point is, no one knows for sure. Anything else is conjecture and opinion. Another opinion, until Madeline is either found dead or alive. If my opinion was that she didn't die in the apartment on the 3rd of May, then it holds no more or less...

I think the finite may be made up of opinions, but before one can assume finite, one must look back at square one. A little girl is missing, and it is not known whether she is dead or alive. This is fact and not opinion. The evidence is what I just stated above. A little girl is...

I think it is of equal importance as to whether it can be proven she was kidnapped or that she wasn't. From what I have read it cannot be proven either way.

Can anyone "prove" she wasn't?

The only insult I see here is the culling of one partial sentence which didn't even emphasize the intent or context of the article which is a heartfelt appeal for information on their missing daughter.

I agree to an extent about NG. I like her because she is so passionate, and I dislike her when she either has her facts wrong, or when she attempts going outside the scope of what she has agreed to do for the sake of sensationalism. I don't think anyone believed it wouldn't take a great...

Elizabeth was not murdered in her home.

No, because if you knew anything about the case, you would know the people involved and then know Mark Karr (not mark Car as you so aptly put it) wasn't in Boulder and he was never in Boulder, yet your hero, Lacy, speaks the truth? What a laugh. She should be embarrassed, as should you for being...

Ambivalence? They haven't had the case for years.

You must not know much about this case to say this. You must look at the source and in this case the source is Mary Lacy who has trouble differentiating between winding her butt and scratching her watch!

Statutory Rape laws differ from state-to-state. Here is the law in Louisiana where the family is from: Louisiana § 14-80 § 14. 80. 1 Felony carnal knowledge of a juvenile is sexual intercourse with consent between (1) someone age 19 or older and someone between age 12 and 17 or (2)...

I need to correct this to read...She and the family have not had counseling. (I should re-read my posts before I submit the reply.) Mea Culpa! :bang:

And they all have gorgeous eyes too!

I couldn't agree more!

Hi Mouse!

Thank you for the link. I was going to go back and try to rephrase what I had said before, but it doesn't make much difference, I guess. One has only to realize that eating certain foods like bread and starches with no exercise will change your weight the same way it will change your...

My response was poorly written to convey what I was attempting to so, I will try to come back later and to do better.