Check this out!

[mikee55]

Call the Police, if you've seen her.

[ViRaL1]

Really? Who told you that?

[thecoalman]

For what it's worth it's not a hoax, I saw it on the TV news the other day. One of those stories that grabs the medias attention. What's really sad is there many children abducted each day and some are lucky to get local attention by the news let alone national or in this case worldwide attention.

[Conquest10]

blond hair, blue eyes (not 100% sure from the photo could be green)

[MackemX]

it's on the news everyday here in the UK but as thecoalman says there are many others abducted

if you do a search you will see that her parents weren't with her at the time. They had went to the restaurant in the complex and left Madelaine and 2 other kids (2 year olds I think) alone and were checking on them every so often. There's no f'in way I'd be leaving my 3 kids (if I had any) alone under any circumstances and especially not so I could get a meal in a restaurant!!!



http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070515132324AAHaxjz


there's something like a £2.5 million reward offered for information leading to her return

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6649951.stm

while I feel saddened for the child, I'm angry at the parents for leaving the children unattended and all this publicity is a little too much seeing as she's not the only missing child in the world (especially after being left alone)

[MeDiCo_BrUjO]

I have 2 daughters (4 years and 2 years old) and I have been "troubled and inconvenienced" more times than I can remember trying to have meals, or shopping anywhere, or doing anything you can imagine, but I have never EVER let the girls out of my sight for more than a blink.

It makes me really mad that some people just let the kids roam around thinking that everything is puppies and sunshine just to find that they dissapeared moments later.

I could be in the safest place in the world and I will be 2 steps behind my girls at all times.

[SquirrelDip]

I have 2 daughters (4 years and 2 years old) and I have been "troubled and inconvenienced" more times than I can remember trying to have meals, or shopping anywhere, or doing anything you can imagine, but I have never EVER let the girls out of my sight for more than a blink.

It makes me really mad that some people just let the kids roam around thinking that everything is puppies and sunshine just to find that they dissapeared moments later.

I could be in the safest place in the world and I will be 2 steps behind my girls at all times.

I feel for the parents but agree with you 100%