Madeleine McCann’s parents face fresh torment as Portuguese ex-policeman who made shocking claims that they covered up their daughter’s death prepares to publish a SECOND book.
* Goncalo Amaral claimed Madeleine died in 2007 and her parents covered it up
* He would publish a book in 2008 making claims about Kate and Gerry McCann
* The former police chief is now putting final touches to a second explosive tale
* However McCanns have claimed that no British publisher 'will dare touch' book
By Alexander Robertson For Mailonline
Published: 30 March 2017
The former police chief who shockingly claimed the McCann's covered up their daughter's death is preparing to publish a second explosive book.

Goncalo Amaral claimed that Madeleine died in 2007 and her parents covered it up, sparking a huge police response both from the UK and abroad.
He published a book in 2008 making his claims and Kate and Gerry McCann, parents of Madeleine, who has been missing for nearly a decade, tried to sue him for libel.
He is now putting the final touches to a second book and is said to be looking for a British publisher.
However the McCanns, who have previously dubbed Amaral's version of events as 'poisonous lies', claim 'no publisher will dare touch it', according to The Sun.
A source said: 'If Mr Amaral’s attempts to get his current book or his new one about Madeleine published in the UK lawyers will take immediate action.'
Mr Amaral worked on the case when Madeleine, then three, went missing from the apartment the McCanns were staying in at Praia da Luz as Kate and Gerry ate dinner with friends.
He was moved off the case and resigned six months later but wrote his book using police files as he put forward a theory she had died in the apartment.
Amaral published a book in 2008 making his claims and Kate and Gerry McCann, parents of Madeleine, who has been missing for nearly a decade, tried to sue him for libel.
The McCanns took legal action, saying there was no evidence and his work was defamatory.
The appeal hearing in Lisbon which ruled against the McCanns was held in private.
Mr Amaral, 56, who the McCanns first sued for libel in June 2009, won the lengthy legal fight after judges decided he had the 'right to freedom of expression'.
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