On the anniversary of Maddie McCann’s death, her sister Amélie paid tribute to her eldest during a candlelight vigil organized in her honor.
It’s a macabre birthday for the family and loved ones of little Maddie McCann. As a reminder, on May 3, 2007, the little girl disappeared from the room where she slept in Praia Da Luz in Portugal. Sixteen years after the fact, the entourage of the little blonde paid tribute to him during a candlelight vigil organized in his honor several years after the day of his disappearance. On this occasion, Amélie McCann, the victim’s younger sister, lit a candle in tribute to her eldest, with whom she unfortunately did not have the chance to grow up..
“It’s good that everyone is here together, but it’s a sad occasion”said the young woman as reported by our colleagues from Mirror. While the victim’s parents are still searching for answers, Amélie McCann, now 18, spoke for the first time about the tragedy that struck her family during a 2007 holiday in Portugal. An ordeal that continues despite the time spent and the many twists and turns in this affair.
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His sister’s look-alike
Today about to enter university, Amélie McCann, was just born
when her older sister, Maddie McCann, disappeared, nine days before her fourth birthday. At 18, the sister of the missing girl offers a glimpse of the physique and appearance that little Maddie McCann could have had as an adult. As our colleagues report, the young woman with long blonde hair dressed casually for the occasion with navy blue leggings, sneakers and a cream jacket to attend the event.
During the vigil organized in tribute to her missing sister, Amélie McCann lit a candle before taking part in a collective prayer organized in tribute to the missing people in front of the war memorial in the village of Rothley, in Leicestershire. The parents of the two young girls as well as relatives of the family were also gathered on site to pay tribute to the missing children of the region during a moment of meditation guided by the Reverend Rob Gladstone.
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According to our colleagues present on site, more than sixty people gathered that evening in the village square. The victim’s parents are still searching for the truth. “We will never give up hope of finding Madeleine alive, but whatever the outcome, we need to know to find peace.”they said.