NeverPersonal
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what do you find to be bizarre about it?Some of the wording in that statement reads really bizarre to me, but maybe I'm reading too much into it...
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what do you find to be bizarre about it?Some of the wording in that statement reads really bizarre to me, but maybe I'm reading too much into it...
I agree. I’ve always suspected another person/persons are involved in some way. No doubt Andrew was incredibly smart but being book smart and street smart are worlds apart, esp at that age.IMO possible.
I think he was lured to London by more than just needing a day off, and I think all 14-year-olds are really vulnerable.
I think if an accident had occured, he would have been found and that evidence points to him planning to return home. What do you think?
These are all questions I have too. It is such a specific link that it is difficult to imagine it didn't pan out.Wow. Definitely didn’t expect this lead to end up nowhere. How how how did the investigators link the men to AG’s case and then come away with nothing?? Where did the initial link come from?
Hopefully investigators can find the right path now, but this must be devastating for the family.
Unfortunately with the dissolution of the lead surrounding the two men investigated over the last 18 months, I have real fears the case might be back to square one. Hopefully investigators do have some sort of trace to follow that we aren’t yet aware of, but seeing as they felt there may be some relevance to the two men who have since been cleared at least in regards to AG, I’m just not sure if investigators have other avenues at the time being.Missing for 16 years, 1 month and 21 days (wiki)
Bumping.
Thank you! Off to listen to the podcast now.Casefile covered this, not sure if there are new details
The Madeleine McCann case was absolutely huge at the time, it was wall to wall coverage. I think everyone talked about it with someone they knew.Andrew discussed the Madeleine McCann case with his father a few weeks before he disappeared. Perhaps he intentionally disappeared and was inspired by Maddie?
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Father of Andrew Gosden, 14, says he's plagued by 'nasty scenarios'
Kevin Gosden previously feared that a child sex ring was involved in his son's abduction and said the latest arrests are 'another unknown that's hard to cope with'.www.dailymail.co.uk
Maddie is arguably more well known than Lord Lucan at this point. Maddie is so famous that her parents are household names.The Madeleine McCann case was absolutely huge at the time, it was wall to wall coverage. I think everyone talked about it with someone they knew.
It's still making headlines from time to time now, almost 17 years on, and she remains a household name. Undoubtedly she's the most famous British missing person since Lord Lucan.
I REALLY wouldn't read anything into Andrew discussing the case.
Maddie is arguably more well known than Lord Lucan at this point. Maddie is so famous that her parents are household names.
I probably would have been different, but I can't imagine most nerdy 14 year old boys discussing any true crime case.
He was 14. I doubt he was thinking logically about the circumstances of the Maddie case. I thought about disappearing when I was like 10 after hearing about Maddiethink you'd be surprised. I was a lot like Andrew, but female - a year apart in age, a bit nerdy and in possession of a very similar collection of band t shirts. I remember Kerrang magazine covering his case a lot because of the music link.
Honestly the whole country was talking about it, I don't find it even slightly surprising that he discussed it.
Of all the missing persons cases, however, that would be an odd one for Andrew to identify with / try to emulate. She was 3 years old, clearly abducted rather than going missing voluntarily, and it happened abroad.