Latest news on the search for Madeleine McCann

[Brietta]

Asking the question "did you kill Madeleine" is not confirmation that they have excluded the possibility that she is still alive, is it?

 ... and SY issued a press release containing a list of the questions they intend to ask ... when?  I must have missed it.

[Alfred R Jones]

... and SY issued a press release containing a list of the questions they intend to ask ... when?  I must have missed it.

Good point. Faithlilly is usually the first to point out we mustn't believe a word the MSM tell us...

[Brietta]

Good point. Faithlilly is usually the first to point out we mustn't believe a word the MSM tell us...

That one does not even have the imprimatur of ... the SOURCE ... 

[Alfred R Jones]

That one does not even have the imprimatur of ... the SOURCE ...

May the Sauce (sic) Be With You. *&*%£

[John]

Maddie Case: British spend 10 million

British police spent a fortune on travel.


30 Nov 2014

By Magali Pinto



Kate and Gerry have support from Scotland Yard on the theory that Maddie was abducted.

The British police have spent a total of ten million euros in the investigation of the Maddie case.  Only 125 thousand euros were used for the movement of British investigators to the Algarve. It is recalled that, in recent months, investigators have been in Portugal three times for performing searches. Madeleine McCann disappeared May 3, 2007 the tourist village Ocean Club, in Praia da Luz, Algarve

Fom the outset, the British authorities have bet on the thesis of abduction – which even led the Cabinet Prime Minister David Cameron to provide six million and three hundred thousand euros for the authorities to continue their investigations to find the whereabouts of the British girl, who was three years old in 2007.

Between 2007 and 2012, this year was the year the authorities spent most money – with a total of three million and 400 thousand euros. The expenditure was essentially made for transport, wages and overtime paid to researchers who worked more than their normal working hours. 2013 accounts have not yet been closed, however, it is estimated that the cost is similar to that spent by Scotland Yard in previous years. Kate and Gerry McCann have bet on campaigns to find her daughter, if she's alive, she's 11 years old. They have already provided several portraits of what little Madeleine McCann may now look like.

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[misty]

 http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/madeleine-mccann-cops-fly-portugal-4725028
Madeleine McCann: Cops to fly to Portugal to ask seven suspects 'did you kill Maddie?'

    Nov 30, 2014 22:54
    By David Collins

Officers from Operation Grange will spend three days interviewing 11 people, seven suspects and four witnesses

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New probe: Cops to fly to Portugal in Maddie McCann case

Scotland Yard detectives will arrive in Portugal next week to ask seven suspects: “Did you kill Madeleine McCann?”

Officers from Operation Grange, led by Detective Chief Inspector Andy Redwood, are scheduled to fly to Faro on December 8.

They will spend three days interviewing 11 people, seven suspects and four witnesses, in the hope of a breakthrough in the case.

The seven suspects, who will be given arguido status, will be asked a series of 253 questions, including: “Did you kill Madeleine?”

Madeleine McCann VIEW GALLERY
 

Arguidos have the right not to answer questions and to have a lawyer present during interviews.

Among suspects to be quizzed is a man who worked as a gardener at the Ocean Club resort in Praia da Luz, where parents Kate and Gerry McCann were staying when Madeleine vanished on May 3, 2007, nine days before her fourth birthday.

The ex-employee has previously said: “I have nothing to tell police.”

The fresh probe was ordered by Prime Minister David Cameron and has cost £8million so far. One line of inquiry is whether Madeleine was taken during a break-in.

Detectives are focusing on a white male aged 20 to 40, seen carrying a child fitting Madeleine’s description through Praia da Luz about the time she vanished.

[stephen25000]

The Mirror of course, the paper largely responsible for the Xenophobic rants against the Portuguese, personified by Tony (sardine muncher) Parsons.

So a trustworthy paper then. :-)

[John]

Was Madeleine McCann Murdered? Scotland Yard Seems To Think So



Is Madeleine McCann alive or dead after all these years? Scotland Yard officials have always operated, publicly, under the idea that she may be found alive, even against evidence produced by detectives in Portugal. The latest news on the case, however, indicates that there could be a shift in what they believe. The Mirror reports that Operation Grange officers with Scotland Yard will travel to Portugal soon to grill more suspects. However, the line of questioning involves looking for the girl’s killer.

Agents are expected to ask at least seven people if they are responsible for the murder of the missing British child. If police are asking these kinds of questions, then they must be leaning toward the idea that Madeleine was slain. But are they quizzing the right suspects in her presumed murder? Madeleine vanished over seven years ago, and over the course of this case there have been many so called suspects, including the girl’s parents. Kate and Gerry McCann have long been targets of suspicion, especially since they were declared arguidos (suspects) back in the beginning of this case. Even though they are no longer considered suspects, there has been no proven evidence that anybody entered their rental apartment to abduct just one of their children.

The Daily Mail reports that this case has cost taxpayers more than £8 Million over the course of more than seven years. The past three years alone have cost at least £2 Million per year. Nonetheless, officials have cut back on the number of agents included in Operation Grange, which is indicative of their intent to close this case soon — hopefully with the arrest of the true culprits responsible for Madeleine’s presumed demise.

According to Goncalo Amaral, who was one of the original detectives in the search for Madeleine McCann, the parents should be the prime suspects. In fact, most of the original evidence in the case points to their involvement, which has led Amaral to believe that they covered up an accidental death of their young daughter. This wouldn’t be a murder, but if they have truly spent the past seven years going along with the idea that some intruder stole their child, then there is clearly some level of criminality taking place. Of course, Scotland Yard’s latest direction seems to indicate the idea that Madeleine was maliciously murdered — perhaps by one of seven British expats.

This case continues to be an international mystery, but hopefully Operation Grange solves that mystery before another seven years passes.

www.inquisitr.com/1646359/was-madeleine-mccann-murdered-scotland-yard-seems-to-think-so/


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[John]

Madeleine McCann: Cops to fly to Portugal to ask seven suspects 'did you kill Maddie?'

Irish Mirror
Nov 30, 2014
By David Collins

Officers from Operation Grange will spend three days interviewing 11 people, seven suspects and four witnesses.



         New probe: Cops to fly to Portugal in Maddie McCann case.                 Missing youngster Madeleine McCann.

Scotland Yard detectives will arrive in Portugal next week to ask seven suspects: “Did you kill Madeleine McCann?”

Officers from Operation Grange, led by Detective Chief Inspector Andy Redwood, are scheduled to fly to Faro on December 8.

They will spend three days interviewing 11 people, seven suspects and four witnesses, in the hope of a breakthrough in the case.

The seven suspects, who will be given arguido status, will be asked a series of 253 questions, including: “Did you kill Madeleine?”

Arguidos have the right not to answer questions and to have a lawyer present during interviews.

Among suspects to be quizzed is a man who worked as a gardener at the Ocean Club resort in Praia da Luz, where parents Kate and Gerry McCann were staying when Madeleine vanished on May 3, 2007, nine days before her fourth birthday.

The ex-employee has previously said: “I have nothing to tell police.”

The fresh probe was ordered by Prime Minister David Cameron and has cost £8million so far. One line of inquiry is whether Madeleine was taken during a break-in.

Detectives are focusing on a white male aged 20 to 40, seen carrying a child fitting Madeleine’s description through Praia da Luz about the time she vanished.

www.irishmirror.ie/news/madeleine-mccann-cops-fly-portugal-4725028

[jassi]

SY won't be asking anybody anything - they will be observing the interviews that will be carried by out PJ on their behalf.

[John]

SY won't be asking anybody anything - they will be observing the interviews that will be carried by out PJ on their behalf.

A bit daft isn't it?  English suspects asked questions by a Portuguese national while Met look on.

[Carana]

A bit daft isn't it?  English suspects asked questions by a Portuguese national while Met look on.

No wonder that it takes so long to solve any transnational crime... And that's within Europe.

[jassi]

Think how worse it might be if we didn't have the pan- European legal agreement that we do have.

[jassi]

So, when it is ant-McCann its propaganda, but when its pro- McCann its called news - is that correct?

[lordpookles]

Regarding the gardener article in the mirror. Has anyone got a picture of him?