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anyone who is interested in Justice for Madeleine Beth McCann. Many
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Aunt's plea for missing Madeleine |
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The aunt of missing girl Madeleine McCann has been making
another appeal for her safe return during the Women's 10K run in Glasgow.
Diane McCann handed out posters and T-shirts and urged runners to
wear yellow ribbons.
She said the family wanted to keep the attention focussed on
Madeleine, who disappeared from a Portuguese holiday apartment on 3
May.
More than 13,000 women were taking part in Sunday's race.
Madeleine's father, Gerry McCann is from
Glasgow.
On Saturday, he and his wife Kate paid an emotional tribute to their
daughter as the family marked her fourth birthday.
No suspects in the abduction case have been named, but witnesses may
being making formal statements on Monday.
Before the race in Glasgow,
Diane McCann told BBC Scotland: "We're hoping to show solidarity for
the family and show everybody that we are rooting for Madeleine to
come home as soon as possible.
"We hope that as many women as possible want to wear a T-shirt or
will pin the poster of Madeleine on the back of the T-shirt that
they have on."
Madeleine's uncle John, who also stays in
Glasgow, said the nature of a planned party
to mark her fourth birthday changed.
He said: "We had a significant moment of contemplation and prayer
and wishing she was back with us again."
Meanwhile, Madeleine's granmother appealed to those holding their
"shining star" to "take her somewhere safe" so she can be returned
home.
Susan Healy told BBC News that people should look out for her
granddaughter's distinctive "black flash" in her eye, where her
pupil runs into her iris.
Mrs Healy was speaking while attending the annual
Liverpool
10K race, where runners were also wearing T-shirts bearing
Madeleine's photo to raise awareness of the missing youngster.
Police have declined to confirm or deny reports about any possible
leads, citing Portuguese law.
The international number for Crimestoppers is +44 1883 731 336.
People with information about Madeleine can call anonymously. |
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