“I’m having trouble believing this because... Seriously now, how many regular people could find someone to help them get rid of a body? Particularly the body of a child? And on a moment’s notice to boot?”
the same crew they were traveling with and who claimed they were periodically checking on the children - although - come to think of it - the last guy who checked now says he didn’t actually look into Madeline’s room that night.
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/showthread.php?t=53235&goto=nextoldest
The following relates to the family friend who maintained he checked on the children, found everything quiet, but didn’t open the door...
“Also the table waiters that were working in the resort’s restaurant – the Tapas, where the group of friends had dinner that night – didn’t notice much movement of checking on the children. One of them guaranteed to Sol that, since the beginning of dinner (which started between 8.30 and 9 p.m.), only two men got up, almost simultaneously.
One of them was Russell O’Brien, one of the doctors of the group, who was absent for most of the dinner and who returned to the table 5 minutes before Kate went to her apartment and noticed Maddie was missing. Russell then explained that his daughter was sick, and even “vomited so it was necessary to change her bed sheets”. One of the employees of the Ocean Club, who was heard by Sol this week, contradicts his version: “If that had happened, he would have to ask the housekeeping service for some clean sheets, which did not happen”.
That’s it for me, I’m done with this.