SICK GRAFFITI NEAR DIG SITE

 SICK GRAFFITI NEAR DIG SITE

From GARY O'SHEA in Praia da Luz, Portugal
Thursday, June 12, 2014

SICKOS have sprayed messages attacking Madeleine McCann's parents and British cops - at the latest site of the hunt for clues to find the missing youngster.

The graffiti, in Portuguese and sprayed in red paint, said: "The parents killed Maddie. Stupid English police."

The untrue smears were daubed on a wall near scrubland hours before searching in Praia da Luz, where the three-year-old vanished in 2007.

And last night Met officers admitted their eight-day trawl of the holiday resort had so far failed to turn up any evidence.

But Scotland Yard chiefs said months of painstaking work lies ahead as police examine fresh theories.

A spokesman said: "At this time no evidence relating to Madeleine McCann has been identified."

He said of the searches: "This was the first phase of this major investigation which has been agreed with the Portuguese.

"More activity has been agreed and we expect that to commence shortly.

"Further requests are being compiled and will be submitted in due course."

The spokesman revealed: "The total area of land searched and surveyed was approximately 60,000 sq metres and included all utilities, drainage channels and derelict buildings."

He said 41 "ground anomalies" - potential burial plots - had been probed.

And he added: "This recent work is part of ensuring that all lines of enquiry are progressed in a systematic manner and covers just the one hypothesis that she (Madeleine) was killed and buried locally."

The youngster's mum and dad - Kate, 46, and Gerry, 45, of Rothley, Leics - were cleared as suspects in their daughter's disappearance in July 2008.

They refused to comment about the malicious graffiti last night. But a spokesman for the couple said: "In the light of what Scotland Yard have said, Kate and Gerry continue to have full confidence in Operation Grange and remain very grateful to all the officers for the work they have been doing on the ground in Portugal.

"In the absence of any evidence to the contrary, they continue to believe that Madeleine is still alive and out there waiting to be found."

 Textusa11 Jun 2014 20:24:00
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We urge the Mayor of Praia da Luz to keep this wall untouched. It is a symbol of patriotism, of the little man against enormous powers trying to subjugate him. It’s a HISTORIC site. DO NOT CLEAN THIS WALL!

Anonymous11 Jun 2014 22:21:00
If it gets cleaned it will be re-written again and again! Unless the police guards the place 24/7.

Excellent point:

http://stopthemyths.prophpbb.com/post237602.html#p237602

Oh dear oh dear, Nana and co have really helped amaral haven't they? I mean locals protesting against the search even holding signs which recall the title of the book, racist graffiti , threats to sue the McCann's because police were searching for their missing child in tourist season ( not the police or judiciary who made the decisions), amaral supporters leaking false stories to the media etc isn't going to demonstrate the search has been hampered at all is it?

ETA just thought, is amaral going to give a statement to the court? According to reports the McCann's gave give a statement about the impact of his lies but will not be cross examined. Does that sound like a victim impact statement to anyone, I wonder if a decision has actually been made and this is just about damages.