What Happened to Madeleine McCann: Hope Persists as Months Turn into Years and Police Chase New Leads
After 14 years, Kate and Gerry McCann refuse to give up on finding answers, undeterred by dueling theories about their daughter’s disappearance.
This is the final installment of a three-part series. Read parts one and two here.
When Kate and Gerry McCann went home on Sept. 9, 2007, they told the reporters crowded around to witness their departure from Portugal that their decision to leave in no way meant that they had given up searching for their daughter Madeleine, who had been missing for four months.
They were reluctant to go, Kate recalled in her 2011 book Madeleine, but going back to their lives in England was “what was right and fair” for their twins, Sean and Amelie, who at 2 years old were still unaware that something so devastating had happened. Their big sister’s fourth birthday had solemnly passed on May 12, nine days after she disappeared.
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The McCanns and three other families had arrived on April 28 for a sunny holiday at the kid-friendly Ocean Club in Praia da Luz. They were all supposed to go home on May 5.
Instead, when Gerry, a cardiology specialist, and Kate, a GP who practiced part-time, returned to the Leicestershire village of Rothley, Portugal’s Polícia Judiciària had just officially named them suspects in their daughter’s disappearance, suggesting that Kate at the very least had hid Madeleine’s body after a fatal accident in their apartment.
The McCanns adamantly maintained their innocence (then and ever since) and vowed never to stop looking, remaining hopeful that answers would be forthcoming—even if they weren’t the ones they wanted.
