Mistaken Identities

Maddie’s bed is an entity by itself. Much has been written about being impossible that she slept in it that night as there it appears not have been as unmade as was supposed:

However, I can guarantee you that she did effectively sleep in her bed. Not on May the 3rd but on the night before, or nights before.

What we are here before is just a case mistaken identities.

What we call Maddie’s bed is NOT Maddie’s bed, and never was.

In that room there are 2 twin beds, and, as we all know, it’s quite natural and easy to confuse twins. Yes, the unmade bed is, in my opinion, where Maddie McCann did sleep:

Oh, say you that THAT unmade bed was where Kate slept in that sulking episode where she threw a tantrum out of jealousy, apparently due to a supposed flirting between Gerry McCann and a Najoua, a lady with an unforgettable bosom, and smile, that no one seems to remember either:

Well, first of all, as already been said here in this blog (and I intend to PROVE one of these days, once and for all, exactly that), Najoua never sat anywhere near any McCann anywhere near the Tapas Bar.

There was simply no reason to throw a tantrum, thus, no reason for Kate to sleep in that particular bed for that particular reason.

The fact that the McCann’s do have a VERY selective memory of the events, explains quite clearly why Gerry McCann didn’t realize his wife didn’t sleep next to him that night, and, with in the same line of thought, didn’t realize that they had woke up one morning in different rooms, nor once did he ask himself why one of the beds in his apartment just appeared unmade, like that, out of the blue.

For me this absence of memory is perfectly natural as it results from the inexistence of facts to remembered, so when Gerry McCann says he doesn’t remember this, he’s absolutely stating the truth.

Never expected to ever write such a phrase, but never say never, as said by James Bond, who happened to be one the greatest gentleman in the intelligence’s world. Pity that he’s but fictional.

 But it’s not THAT that proves that Maddie’s bed was the unmade one.

It's even irrelevant if he remembers or not if his wife slept all nights with him, as it is if it wasn't Najuoa that caused the supposed jealous fit.

What I've just said only corroborates the facts, and the facts are there for us to see.

So what are the facts?

Well, only one: the difference in height between an adult (Kate McCann) and a child (Maddie McCann). This means that it is COMPLETELY different an unmade bed by a child than that by an adult.

The difference? If you have a child, around 4 years old, than do the following experiment: tomorrow morning, make a comparison between your own bed, and that of your offspring.

If you don’t have a child that age, just, also tomorrow morning, a comparison between your unmade bed and that of the picture below (already shown above, but that I’ll show again):
 
Because we don't have the time to wait, let me anticipate the result of your experimentation.

In your bed, you’ll see that it will be completely unmade, while a in the toddler's bed, usually the foot of the bed remains almost untouched. Ruffled, yes, but far from unmade.

And I say “usually”, because a child may go under the sheets all the way down the bed (one of my daughters used to do that to hide from monsters, so that is how I know), so, yes you can have a completely unmade bed done by a child… but what you can’t have is an adult unmaking only partly a bed. As it happens in this case:

  
Anybody, when getting up, has a tendency to throw the sheets back enough to liberate the legs and feet, so that the movement of rising can be done easily.

Just with that information you can judge the size of the human body that slept in that particular bed: that of a child.

Even if an adult doesn’t move much during the night, it occupies practically the whole length of the bed (enough to unmake it completely), unlike the small body of a child.

And Kate, not being the tallest of women, is not exactly a dwarf. We know, as we’ve seen, that she's much taller than her lawyer Isabel Duarte:

 
For the bed to present the state of "unmadeness" it presents, after an adult slept in it, it would have to mean that the Kate would have to go to bed in the fetal position, have remained so throughout the whole night, without even turning, then getting up from that exact bended knees position and, then and only then, stretch the legs, after some eight hours of some relaxing contraction of limbs.

 Impossible? It’s not as much as is you flying through a window with closed shutters with a child in your arms, and that is a statement that two countries from the so-called western civilized world still maintain, to this day, as truthful.

As you can see there’s a part of the bed that is not unmade. That proves that a child slept in that bed. Not an adult.

It proves that Kate McCann lies when she says that the reason that that bed is unmade is because she slept there.

That bed is unmade because a child slept there.

The most likely child to have slept there would have been her eldest child, Maddie McCann.

That, my friends, is the last living testimony that Maddie McCann left for us to see.

But then, why lie? I have an idea as to the why, but I won’t reveal it for now, but one thing is certain, and that is that a child’s body laid on what is now the Maddie’s ex-bed, before the GNR arrived.

Below a sequence of this bed, made by me, to determine in the most exact possible manner the mark left on the bed. I first turned the picture into black and white, heightened the contrast and drew the contour:

By the size of the mark, that could only have been made by a child.

Some say it was Maddie.

No, it wasn’t.

By the shape, it appears to have been laid sideways, and you only lay a child like that when she’s sleeping, or sedated, to facilitate the breathing.

A dead child, you lay her on her back, not sideways. Notice also that the child has been laid with the head towards the foot of the bed. Completely illogical, at first.

Whoever was holding this child when she was laid on this bed, had the toddler’s head on his/hers left side, probably shoulder, much like was seen by Mr. Smith, and that, would withdraw any lack of logic in how and why this child was laid this way, wouldn't it?

 Yes, there was a child laid on that bed that night, unconscious, and it wasn’t Maddie.


Post Scriptum:

IRONSIDE’s "retirement" has taught me that life is to be enjoyed. The pleasure of the company of friends and family is to be savored. I have determined to myself that weekends are to be weekends. There’s a world of sights, smells and textures out there waiting for me, and I hate keeping things waiting for me. I know you’ll understand, and comments, as will be usual from now on, will only be published upon my return to the computer, which might be during the weekend, as hard habits are hard to break, and I may come and check the mail. But, as determined that I know I am, that on/off button will soon be out-of-bounds for whole weekends.