You would...But no way was the mccs going to be unfairly treated in anyway ..for some strange reason
We prefer not to discuss this with Stuart Prior: we have the impression that he is only here to accompany the McCanns' interrogations and to prevent their detention. His concern on that subject is obvious.
uring the couple's interrogation, at the beginning of September, the two police forces defined a common strategy: to go forward with the search for evidence concerning the crimes of concealment of a corpse and simulation of abduction; actively pursue investigations to find the body; get to the bottom of the causes of death. We realised very quickly that it was not going to be like that. After the interrogations and the McCanns' return to England, the British police lost interest in the case, giving the impression that their work was finished. We were left to pursue the investigation alone. It would seem that the reasons for their presence in our country were linked more to the McCann couple than to Madeleine. The child disappeared in Portugal, not in Great Britain. For what reasons did they depart immediately after the McCanns? A very hard, yet crucial question to answer.
I disagree...Kate felt she was about to be arrested..I think her lawyer advised her she might be.
Once arrested it would be very difficult for the UK authorities to interfere in another countries judicial system..you won't accept that but it's s fact.
Theres no point in quoting from amarals book...it's full of falsehoods and for anyone who understand s the case and the evidence has no credibility