Much as you prefer to deny it, there is no evidence pointing to abduction being the only crime which should have been investigated.
Your post indicates a bit of a closed mind to the theory which drives your opinion which was debunked in short order immediately the forensic report from the FSS was released.
That constitutes a monumental feat of denial which apparently blinds you to exactly how professional investigators conduct their business in accordance with working to their remit.
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October 24, 2013
Prosecutors announced on Thursday the reopening of the investigation into the disappearance of British child Madeleine McCann, after the Judicial Police presented new evidence.
"A note from the Attorney General's Office (PGR) said that the Public Prosecutor 's Office (MP) ordered the reopening of the investigation into the disappearance of the minor Madeleine McCann, according to the criminal procedural law that says that "the investigation can only be reopened if new evidence emerges that invalidate the grounds put forward by the MP in the order of filing" of the case.
The PGR announced on 21 July 2008 that the MP had filed the inquiry into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann and raised the condition of the defendant to the parents of the English minor and Robert Murat (British who lived in the Algarve), noting that he could reopen the case if "new evidence" emerged, which has now occurred. Please note, that the work carried out by Operation Grange over the year they had been officially reviewing Madeleine's disappearance, was of sufficient standard to convince them that there were many avenues worthy of investigation and to convince the Portuguese investigative authorities of the validity of reopening the investigation into Madeleine's disappearance.
"At the time, it was learned that a group of six officers from the Faro delegation was formed to assist the British unit responsible for the "Operation Grange" of the Metropolitan Police, which is reviewing all the clues related to the case after the intervention of the British Prime Minister, David Cameron. It seems that the Portuguese were also hand in glove with Grange reviewing the information relating to Madeleine's case in parallel to Operation Grange. So there you have it. Essentially, two independent reviews utilising the same resources into the same incident concur, one with the other that further investigation is required.
"Portugal was one of 31 countries to which their respective authorities were sent a letter rogatory with a request for assistance regarding elements that the British police wish to see clarified, related to persons or telephone data. The British police quite obviously went back to basics in their review. They obviously checked what investigative work had been done. But more importantly, they carried out checks which had not been carried out in the first instance. With rogatory letters being sent to thirty one countries, I think that can only be classed as being the result of an exhaustively thorough investigation.
"Detective Chief Inspector Andy Redwood said British police are trying to find the owners of the mobile phones identified as having been in the area and at the time of the disappearance. That is certainly of interest in the light of current events when one considers that one of those named at that time was Christian Brueckner.
"In June, British police announced the existence of "38 people of interest" who wished to question, including several Portuguese.
They are people who were in a radius of the place of disappearance and who there are reasons to suspect. It takes a little more than circumstantial issues," Redwood explained.
The 12 Britons initially identified have meanwhile joined three more, who are already being investigated, but which the inspector believes will "possibly be eliminated" soon from the list.
Scotland Yard, working on the case for a year, is confident it has found relevant "new information" based on the 40,000 documents and leads collected by police in Portugal, the UK and eight different private detective companies. https://www.record.pt/fora-de-campo/detalhe/mp-reabre-inquerito-sobre-desaparecimento-de-maddie-850508Operation Grange used every tool in their box to get results. Nota Bene that as well as ruling people in, one of their main investigative aims was ruling people out. Your abduction denial fixation is risible in the extreme when one takes the nature of the multifarious investigative tasks Operation Grange had to perform.
October 24, 2013
Maddie case: New clues rule out parents' guilt
Rogério Alves, lawyer for the parents of the English child, spoke to Lusa about the reopening of the investigation by the public prosecutor Portuguese and was asked about the possibility that Gerry and Kate MaCann could be again constituted defendants.
"The family has been informed that the new evidence does not indicate the accountability of [Madeleine's] parents," the lawyer said. https://www.record.pt/fora-de-campo/detalhe/caso-maddie-novos-indicios-afastam-culpa-dos-pais-850548?ref=Detalhe_RelacionadasIt really is well beyond time that sceptics and theorists join the mainstream cache of knowledge built over the years in the Madeleine McCann investigation and accept the fact that not only did Operation Grange fulfil their remit, they did so with style.
