Ever since I started watching documentaries on YouTube and Netflix, I've become engulfed in the world of true crime; trying to figure out what happened with these people, who did it, etc. Netflix has also released "Making a Murderer" and "Conversations with a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes" and other crime-related shows/documentaries/movies, and with social media, these cases spread around like wildfire and people really start talking, putting in their thoughts about what they think happened. Each one of these is so interesting and successful, not only because the cases are so popular, but they engage the viewers and get their brains fired up, questioning the decisions made by either law enforcement, the victim, the suspect, or the parents.

"The Disappearance of Madeleine McCann" shares the unsolved disappearance of three-year-old Madeleine McCann that occurred back in May of 2007. Madeleine was on a vacation with her family and their friends at a resort in Praia da Luz, Portugal, when she went missing the night of May 3rd. And to this day, no one knows where Madeleine is, who took her, or what could've possibly happened in the events leading up to Madeleine going missing.

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When the parents tucked their children into bed around 8:30 p.m., they headed down to the tapas bar which was 150 feet away from their room where they are still able to see what their children are doing and if they're okay and safe. Around 9:05 p.m., Gerry McCann went to check on the children. According to sources, McCann said the door was 'wider than it had been when he left.' 9:15, Matthew Oldfield, a friend of the McCann's went to check on the kids again, seeing the twins sleeping, but doesn't recall seeing Madeleine in bed. Around that same time, a friend of the McCann family by the name of Jane Turner claimed she saw a man walking with a child wearing light pajamas in his arms, almost the same color that Madeleine was wearing when she went to bed.

10:00 p.m. rolls around and mother Kate McCann returns to check on her children where she notices Madeleine is no longer in her bed. Panicked, Kate runs to the bar, shouting "THEY'VE TAKEN MADELEINE!" And that's where my suspicions started to soar.

Law enforcement was informed about the disappearance of the three-year-old toddler, calling on search dogs, notifying airports and border controls to keep an eye out for possibly a man carrying a little girl. Twelve years later, and there hasn't been many to any leads in regards to Madeleine being missing.

The McCann family begged and pleaded to the public, asking to give any information they might have on where their daughter might be and who they might be with. "Please, please do not hurt her," Kate McCann stated when pleading on television. Soon, the parents were questioned if they had anything to do with the disappearance of their daughter.

Now, I myself LOVE a good conspiracy theory and this case is filled with so many of them. I'll go over a couple.

Want to know the worst thing? The McCann's barely even looked for their missing daughter. They searched the beach, around the Tapas bar, their resort apartment and then decided to call it a night (seriously, their daughter went missing and they just decided to go to sleep). Gerry and Kate didn't start looking again until six in the morning the next day when Madeleine went missing around 10 p.m. the previous night. Not only that but, Kate refused to answer questions from authorities after being told she was damaging the case. The McCanns then tried to sue the lead detective over the thinking that they were harming the search for Madeleine. Yet again, Madeleine's parents didn't cooperate when police recreated the crime scene and asked the parents to attend. CPS reached out to Kate, asking if they could be of any assistance. Yvonne Martin, an employee of the CPS wrote to police that she believes the parents had something to do with the disappearance of their own daughter.

A fund was made for people to donate in attempts to help look for Madeline. Although it raised thousands of dollars, none of it was put towards the search, the McCann's decided to pay off their mortgage with this money. From the day Madeleine went missing, things were fishy about her case and it concerned me why the parents weren't more worried and looking more for their missing child. She could be dead out there, and you're using the money to help find her to pay off debts?

I hope that there can be something that comes out of this Netflix series and that there are more leads that'll lead to discovering where Madeleine McCann is. It's been twelve years, and I'm not really feeling confident about the well-being of Madeleine.