Unfortunately, this cr*p really is out there, but just not, thank goodness, in the UK media.
Someone at Stop the Myths who lives in Holland says it's all over their media.
Probably from the same sources ... it seems Correio da Manhã has cornered the market in Portugal ... I can't find anyone else leading with it.
QuoteThe Supreme Court ruled that the couple Kate and Gerry McCann were made an accused in the case of the disappearance of their daughter Maddie, for "founded suspicion" of having committed a crime. The statements are included in the ruling of the court that acquitted the former coordinator of PJ Gonçalo Amaral to pay half a million euros to the parents of the girl who disappeared almost a decade ago,
according to Correio da Manhã.
The couple McCann lost the appeal filed in the Supreme Court of Justice against Gonçalo Amaral, author of the book "Maddie: The Truth of the Lie." In the book, the former PJ inspector raised suspicions that the child's parents were involved in the abduction. Not only did the court give the former inspector a reason, but they reminded him that insufficient evidence is not the same as proof of innocence.
"The defendant [Gonçalo Amaral] expressed his opinion in the light of the evidence and evidence gathered in the investigation initiated by the disappearance of Madeleine McCann on 3 May 2007. (...) Applicants [Kate and Gerry McCann] have been indicted in a criminal investigation. What implies that there was a well-founded suspicion of having committed crimes or crimes, "
can be read in the ruling to which Correio da Manhã had access.http://www.jornaleconomico.sapo.pt/noticias/justica-supremo-arrasa-inocencia-dos-mccann-120311Extraordinary ruling which flies in the face of logic. It will be interesting to see how it will be addressed.