The Mum of the 21 months old toddler who went missing on the Greek island of Kos almost 24 years ago is at long last to get some meaningful help from the police. Her case has been awarded £700,000 of public funds to try and solve the mystery of what happened to the wee boy. Must be a horrible thing to live with and, although unlikely, it would be good if she could get somewhere with this. She has worked tirelessly year on year with very little help and deserves support.
Well, judging by the comments that most posters put on this forum...I would say that the McCanns have received very little sympathy. Personally, I feel sorry for the children,and everybody else concerned, in both cases.
Well, judging by the comments that most posters put on this forum...I would say that the McCanns have received very little sympathy.Personally, I feel sorry for the children,and everybody else concerned, in both cases.
Many British people who I have discussed Ben's case with are amazed when I tell them that no British police officer has ever travelled to Kos or Greece in connection with Ben's case.
2003 Private investigator Ian Crosby: Many British people who I have discussed Ben's case with are amazed when I tell them that no British police officer has ever travelled to Kos or Greece in connection with Ben's case.