Daily TelegraphMadeleine McCann's siblings 'want to fight' person who took her, parents sayKate and Gerry McCann's four-year-old twins have started saying they want to find the person who took their missing sister Madeleine and fight them, the couple have said.
Published: 7:00AM GMT 04 Nov 2009
Kate and Gerry McCann's four-year-old twins have started telling their parents they want to find the person who took their missing sister Madeleine and fight them, the couple have said.
The video features fresh images of how Madeleine McCann might look now
Sean and Amelie were just two when Madeleine vanished on a family holiday to Portugal in 2007.
But their parents have discussed the fact that their big sister is missing with them and they are now fiercely protective of her.
''They talk about her more than Kate and I talk about her, it's incredible," Mr McCann said.
''Now they are saying, 'She's been taken, when we find who took her, we'll fight them'. That doesn't come directly from us saying that.
''Amelie this week in particular was saying, 'When I find that man I'm going to do this and that'.
''I said, 'No, what we will do is we will give them to the police and then we'll put them in jail'.''
Mrs McCann, who has not returned to her post as a GP since Madeleine disappeared, said looking for her daughter had become a full-time job.
"I'm probably busier than I've ever been," she said, adding: "For me there can't be any more important job than trying to find Madeleine - combined, obviously, with looking after Sean and Amelie.
''That's how my days are split really. It's my job.''
It is exactly two-and-a-half years since Madeleine went missing from her family's holiday apartment in the resort of Praia da Luz on May 3 2007 while her parents dined with friends nearby.
Mr and Mrs McCann, both 41, from Rothley, Leicestershire, carried out a series of interviews with British and Portuguese journalists to publicise a new internet ''viral'' video aimed at someone close to the person responsible for the little girl's disappearance.
Hundreds of thousands of internet users have watched the video, titled A Minute For Madeleine, which the McCanns hope will lead to a breakthrough in the search of their daughter.
