For me, if there was any doubt, it has underscored how vehemently supporters want the McCanns exonerated even if it means Madeleine never gets justice.
On the one hand we are told that the Portuguese investigation was flawed yet on the other that that same investigation was diligent enough to clear the McCanns, no questions asked. So which one is it because it can't be both?
Surely Madeleine, and the McCanns, would have been better served if OG had eliminated the McCanns themselves rather than relying on what we have been told was a flawed investigation?
Could you answer my question please? Have you finally come to the realisation that the tick has stopped tocking?
You still seem to be confused on a few other points as the post above demonstrates. McCann supporters wholehearedly believe that to get justice for Madeleine the person who might have abducted her should be found and brought to justice. It's not about exonerating the parents it's about finding out what happened to Madeleine and ensuring that the right person is punished for their crime.
You have been told the investigation is flawed by someone who thinks he knows what is going on within Operation Grange but likely as not, hasn't really got a clue. He certainly admits to making assumptions about it from the off.
As for the Portuguese investigation, yes the police work was flawed, but the decision to clear the McCanns was not done "no questions asked". Hundreds of questions were asked and despite their most strenuous efforts to build a case against the McCanns the police failed to do so due to there being precisely no evidence against them, hence the AG had no other option but to remove the McCanns' arguido status. So yes it can be both - a flawed investigation which focused on the wrong people, was unable to gather any evidence against them, forcing the judicial system to "clear" (for want of a better word) the parents and the other arguido.