Maddie Mystery Solved, Three Years To The Day She Was Abducted

Dissociative identity disorder (DID) is a psychiatric diagnosis that describes a condition in which a person displays multiple distinct identities or personalities (known as alter egos or alters), each with its own pattern of perceiving and interacting with the environment. In the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems the name for this diagnosis is multiple personality disorder. In both systems of terminology, the diagnosis requires that at least two personalities routinely take control of the individual's behavior with an associated memory loss that goes beyond normal forgetfulness; in addition, symptoms cannot be the temporary effects of drug use or a general medical condition.  

FINALLY, three years to the day, here is the TOTAL clarification to the events that occurred in the evening of May 3rd 2007, in Praia da Luz, Portugal. A much needed full stop to the issue: Maddie’s Abductor suffered from DID.

His two personalities: DUMB ABDUCTOR and SMART ABDUCTOR.

All different traits as you’ll be able to see, but, by pure sheer coincidence, both wanted to kidnap a little girl. DUMB ABDUCTOR wanted just any 4-year old, whilst SMART ABDUCTOR had set his sights on Madeleine Beth McCann.

Let’s analyse this poor sick man’s behavior that night. We don’t know how many times he changed personalities that day, but, from our analysis standpoint, we know he started this as the SMART ABDUCTOR:
   
1. SMART ABDUCTOR has the capability to go inside a strange apartment, not forcing the door, thus we deduce a feat achieved surely by brilliant telepathic capability, walks inside and hides behind the bedroom door. The tight timelines in which he had to act, the immobility achieved in such a small space while the father of his intended target uses the toilet a couple yards away, shows how above-average this individual is. A master in abduction.  

2. DUMB ABDUCTOR takes over. He finds himself, not knowing how, in a dark strange room, with a 4-year old sleeping peacefully in front of him. Bingo! Picks up the little girl, and does a really amazing obstacle-avoiding-gymnastics, completely unaware that SMART ABDUCTOR had used the front door, and, with the child on his lap, runs up the shutters, opens the window, and without so much of a balance, jumps outside, without him or the girl coming to any harm.  

3. DUMB ABDUCTOR still in charge. Here he does one huge dumb move. He is dumb after all, isn’t he? What does he do? He throws in a Red Herring: he jammies the window. So that people would think that he was abducting instead of… abducting. Try to explain that to a dumb idiot.
 

 
4. Just in time SMART ABDUCTOR moves in. Surprisingly, he has Maddie in his arms. He hears voices on the street next to Apartment. Two men are talking. One is Gerry, he knows that because he’s been following the family since Rothley. He’s happy. He’s got what he wanted and he doesn’t have to watch tennis never again in his life. The obsession that that family had with the sport, completely insane. Anyhow, he must move quickly. Another check any minute, so he moves stealthily using the darkness of the parking lot.

5. DUMB ABDUCTOR assumes once again. Finds himself on the street. He doesn’t remember where he’s supposed to go. He hears voices. Best ask them, they might help him. So he turns right. But as he turns down the street, he sees, coming behind the men, a woman. A grown-up woman. He doesn’t like those. He only likes little girls. So he just keeps on walking straight ahead.

 
6. Over to SMART ABDUCTOR. He realizes he has Maddie, but is going the wrong way. So he goes around the block to where he was supposed to be in the first place.

 
7. When everything was going fine, DUMB ABDUCTOR decides to appear once again. He hears voices. Instead of turning left and avoid being seen, he heads on ahead.  

8. DUMB ABDUCTOR still, he sees the people ahead. It seems they are many. He could turn right. But it’ too dark. So straight he goes.

 9. DUMB ABDUCTOR at his best, he just crossed with 4 adults, one of which spoke to him. There are people on the stairs playing, and he wants to play too. Instead of turning right he goes for the stairs. So excited he almost forgot he had a barefoot girl in pyjamas in his arms. But when he arrives there, the young girl looks at him. Too old, she’s already twelve, at that age almost a woman, by his standards, so he moves on. We don’t know how many personality changes occurred afterwards. But I’m sure that it ended with DUMB ABDUCTOR sitting on a small rowboat out to sea, with Maddie, drifting away... because if he had had money for a yacht, even he would have been smart enough to have hired a car and made the whole thing simpler.