Just watched the Peter Hyatt interview tonight - fascinating.
The Peter Hyatt interview was very fascinating and captivating. It's 2 hours long, but well worth it in my opinion.
I think in some parts, he may have read a little too much, or maybe speculated a little more not knowing more of the context. But he does make a convincing case when he mentions not what the parents said, but what they
didn't say.
And he's right. At least in the interview Peter commented on, the McCanns talk about random embellished details or their own feelings more than they do about Madeleine herself.
I honestly don't know what to think. I think I'm 50/50 on this one. On the other hand, there's their obvious neglect, weird behavior, and odd statements, all of which clearly point the finger at them. But on the other hand, how could they hide Madeleine's body so well in a foreign country they didn't know well? And why draw
more attention to you by going to the media when a guilty party normally wants to avoid attention?
But then again there's this: Kate
wrote on page 129 of her book about "
the awful pictures that scrolled through my head of her body, her perfect little genitals torn apart." Like, who describes their child's "perfect little genitals?" Perfect for what? I don't think I could've ever imagined putting those three words together, much less about a child, and even less from that child's mother! I get Kate has OBGYN experience, but does an OBGYN actually talk like that? It's just so bizarre!
If you have the support of people in powerful places you can obviously get away with anything.
