Once Marcos Aragão Correia took over the management of Leonore Cipriano's case against the men accused of beating her to a pulp while she was in police custody it seems that it developed a more positive direction.
Nor does it seem that Marcos Aragão Correia had any compunction on setting his sights on Goncalo Amaral.
For why?
No idea at all.
Maybe he is just a decent guy who harbours a total disregard for torturers or those who cover up for torturers.
Covering up a criminal offence is actually a heinous thing to do and I think covering up torture ranks as one of the lowest.
The implication is summed up as follows ...
" ... in an active cover-up, deception is used
The expression is usually applied to people in positions of authority who abuse power to avoid or silence criticism or to deflect guilt of wrongdoing."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cover-upAnyway, I found it interesting that Amaral supporters are still providing links to the opinions of Paulo Pereira Cristóvão ... I thought he was now persona non grata so it is good to see that some weight still attaches to his pronouncements in some circles whereas in others they are still treated with the contempt they always merited.
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Paulo Pereira Cristóvão, former PJ's and one of 5 accused of Faro, accuses Marcos Aragão Correia had been trying to make "a deal" with the defendants. "And this business was: Gonçalo Amaral all charge what do I do with that Leonor Cipriano say you have nothing to do with this-now these agreements, only in Hollywood!" quips Pereira Cristovão.
http://sicnoticias.sapo.pt/programas/reportagemsic/2009-02-13-detectives-contratados-pelos-mccann-quiseram-tramar-goncalo-amaral