SURPRISING THING 18 years later: Neighbor girl whispered “I remember McCann’s pink pajamas” before disappearing, police shocked when watching the video on the witness’s phone

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Eighteen years after the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, a shocking new twist has reignited the investigation — this time involving a neighbor’s daughter who vanished shortly after whispering a haunting phrase:

“I remember McCann’s pink pajamas.”

According to local reports from Praia da Luz, the 9-year-old girl — whose family recently moved into a home near the original Ocean Club resort — made the chilling statement to her mother one evening after playing near the area where Madeleine was last seen.

Her mother, initially dismissing it as childish imagination, later realized the girl had described details never released to the public, including the pattern and stitching on Madeleine’s iconic pink Eeyore pajamas.

What happened next has stunned investigators.

Just 24 hours later, the girl went missing without a trace. Police who arrived at the home discovered a video on a neighbor’s phone — footage captured moments before the disappearance. The video reportedly shows the girl standing still, looking toward Apartment 5A, before turning her head as if hearing something, and then walking out of frame.

“The expression on her face in that last moment… it’s something none of us can forget,” said one investigator who viewed the footage.

Authorities have not yet confirmed whether the disappearance is connected to the McCann case, but forensic experts from both Portugal and the UK are now analyzing the footage frame by frame and comparing environmental sounds to archived recordings from 2007.

A senior officer with Portugal’s National Criminal Police said the video “raises more questions than answers.”

“If this child truly remembered something from that night — even subconsciously — we may be closer than ever to understanding what happened to Madeleine,” the officer said.

The McCann family has been informed of the discovery but has declined to comment publicly.

As one retired investigator noted:

“After 18 years of silence, even one whispered phrase might finally open the door to the truth.”