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there are a few questions that are in the air...

1. when they arrived at the camp site, it was already nearly dark, so the window for an opportunistic abductor is very narrow - and even more narrow when it is assumed that the abductor came between 130am and 6 in the dark , knowing exactly which side of the tent, which zipper to unzip and no one in the tent heard anything. Ever tried fumbling in a tent in the middle of the night?

2. how does Ellie know it was 130am - maybe she slept with her watch on and looked at it when Cleo called out? Most times when my kids stir in the middle of the night, i only know its in the middle of the night - not so specifically 130am..

3. why would Ellie just say "Cleo's gone" - its an unusual response and reaction...

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Question: when u go camping does anyone know how long it takes to put up a tent?? And how many fights it takes! Also first night camping wouldn’t you enjoy the night then go to bed?? Dinner is normally a wee quick snack not a full dinner?? 🙃

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if this child was taken , why does this woman reply that she has no idea what happened to her when asked by the interviewer? wouldnt it be logical to say that someone has taken her? elsewhere she refers to her as delicate.. sounds like some kind if incident has occurred.

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