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Sykes- Posts : 6835
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Rachel Granada- Posts : 1089
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Cheers, Sykes. Keeping everything crossed that this could be the breakthrough at last.
Sykes- Posts : 6835
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http://news.sky.com/story/1204013/madeleine-mccann-cops-hunt-resort-workersFormer Ocean Club worker Nelson Rodrigues, told Sky News Crime Correspondent Martin Brunt that employees at the complex would have had the perfect opportunity to snatch a child.
He said: "Yes, you could suspect (them). The workers there know the shifts and the hours when people are at home or not at home.
"It's waiters, barmen, people from maintenance, reception, the cleaners - it's a lot of staff."
In May 2007, when the McCanns were holidaying in the Algarve, there were some 160 people working at the family resort.
One expat apartment owner told Sky News that he had property stolen about a month before Madeleine disappeared and that others had been targeted.
Sykes- Posts : 6835
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Sykes- Posts : 6835
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http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/madeleine-mccann-missing-detectives-probe-3099910#.Uuyqfz15Ogc
Three workers at the holiday complex where Madeleine McCann was last seen made an abnormally high number of calls “outside the resort” on the night she went missing.
A police source said: “Unlike their colleagues who called each other as the search proceeded, the three made domestic calls to areas of no geographic interest to the search.”
Scotland Yard detectives have asked for them to be interrogated, their bank accounts probed and their homes searched.
Police regard the three as prime suspects and may be working on a theory that the three-year-old was taken after disturbing burglars in her family’s Algarve apartment while parents Kate and Gerry were at a tapas restaurant on the site.
They would have known the layout of Praia da Luz Ocean Club and would have been required to make statements after Madeleine disappeared in May 2007.
It is thought a team of detectives led by Oporto-based missing persons specialist Helena Monteiro has found shortcomings in the original inquiry. Her squad are believed to want to speak to a number of people who have not been questioned before.
Ms Monteiro is working independently from a second branch of Portuguese detectives in Faro who are helping Scotland Yard with their inquiries. The Met Police refused to comment.
Sykes- Posts : 6835
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This is a very long article so here is the link - remove the xxxx from the front of ther link to read it.
xxxxhttp://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-482007/Lies-beatings-secret-trials-dark-police-handling-Madeleine-case.html#ixzz2sAZEwoiH
xxxxhttp://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-482007/Lies-beatings-secret-trials-dark-police-handling-Madeleine-case.html#ixzz2sAZEwoiH
Rachel Granada- Posts : 1089
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Cheers, Sykes. Why Amoral was allowed within a million miles of the Madeleine case I will never know.
I've no doubt that the majority of the PT police are decent, honest hardworking people.
If only one of them could have been in charge of the case from day 1.
I've no doubt that the majority of the PT police are decent, honest hardworking people.
If only one of them could have been in charge of the case from day 1.
Sykes- Posts : 6835
Join date : 2011-07-17
Re: Tuesday 4th February's suspects: 'travellers and busman'
Post maebee Today at 1:09 am
All Madeleine articles whooshed from today's Daily Mail!
Too many questioning comments?
Comment: Mail realised the 'questioning comments' were just a bunch of trolls from hate sites, more like.