Looking to the end of that document "By Paulo Reis and associates
(*) This report is a result of cooperation with a leading international investigative firm that is in the closing stages of an 18 month intensive investigation that is expected to reopen the case in Portugal and to start new proceedings in the UK."
What was that about?
As it would take ages to find traces of that now, I guess it should be filed as "IMO" and I can't find Paulo's original blog any longer.
A group of 3A armchair detectives, at least one of whom boasted of being a real one, somehow got Paulo to post their "work" on his blog along with a paragraph or so from him (relatively easy to detect as the difference in English was quite obvious).
Another one (also by "Reis & co") was that the same group was convinced that the crèche signatures were all fake and the so-called head "detective" was sending (or had sent) the sheets to Qantico or somewhere for "forensic analysis". One version was that it was for a handwriting analysis.
The funniest version (wherever I first noticed it on the web which may not have been on his blog and therefore
may have been a spoof exaggeration of their initial initiative) was supposedly for forensic ink analysis. Unless they were intending to steal the original crèche sheets (and I'm not sure what that would have proved other than someone used a different pen from one day to the next) ... what exactly were the FBI or other agency supposed to analyse? Photocopying or fax ink?
Proving that the sheets were forged was supposed to blow the whole case apart and expose the massive "cover-up".
Despite several posts over time that results were "imminent", the group eventually faded away into obscurity.