As I have pointed out several times the archiving report dose not say "proved"...more like "confirm".......
secondly you have only quoted a small part of the report...it says that the evidence that was used to make the mccanns arguidos was basically bo**OX...read it again
I don't need it read it again thanks, as I understand what it means. What I need to do is pull you up on this repetition of yours that the archiving report found no evidence of a crime committed by the McCann's. In continuing to repeat this mantra you cherry pick what little of the report you do understand to suit your agenda and you epically fail to comprehend the parts that don't fit in with your pro McCann beliefs. Furthermore you deliberately choose to omit the following:
1) the investigation was stopped in its tracks by the McCann's and their friends by their failure to take part in the reconstitution. The investigation therefore was incomplete. It was not finished because the parents of the missing child chose, along with their friends, to refuse to take part and perform a key investigative diligence which would either validate their sworn witness accounts or potentially expose them as liars but either way allow the investigation to continue. So it is actually correct when quoting the archiving report to state that in the opinion of the civil servant who wrote it there was no evidence found against them in a disturbed investigation, and the Arguidos and their friends were directly responsible for the investigation being shelved. Which should actually be raising a red flag about the arguido's and why they would choose to take steps to ensure the end of the only official police investigation looking for their missing child.
2) the archiving report was written by a civil servant and was described by a real judge as an interpretation of the facts, NOT judicial finding. Said judge also described amaral's and the Pj's theory as an equally valid interpretation of the self same facts.
3) Therefore in the Court's eyes the archiving report was simply a different opinion to the Pj's theory and carried no judicial authority.
4) As you already know the self same archiving report states the McCann's failed to demonstrate their innocence. Now based on previous discussions on this matter you clearly do not understand what this means, however it is in there and was written by the same prosecutor, who is a lawyer.
5) whilst you fail to understand what demonstrate their innocence, in the context of the report and investigation, actually means, for those of us who do we recognise that you cannot be "cleared" if you have failed to demonstrate your innocence.