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Archives. As most people will appreciate GM deleted all past blogs
from the official website. Hopefully this Archive will be helpful to
anyone who is interested in Justice for Madeleine Beth McCann. Many
Thanks, Pamalam |
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Mystery
Call Linked To South America |
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The hunt for abducted Madeleine McCann has been linked
for the first time to South America.
It is understood a mysterious call claiming to know the whereabouts of the
four-year-old came from a mobile phone registered in Argentina.
The call, described by officials as "credible", was considered so
potentially significant that the McCanns halted their search of Europe to help police investigate.
The call from the pay-as-you-go phone came from a man who wanted to speak
directly to the McCanns, according to Spanish police sources.
He did not reveal his identity or nationality, but the phone was soon linked to
the South American country.
All efforts to re-establish contact with the caller failed on Wednesday and the
couple carried on with their journey around Europe.
A British police source said: "The importance of this line of inquiry is
still being assessed and attempts to re-establish contact are continuing."
Spanish officials at first denied they had received the call, but a Guardia
Civil source told the Portuguese paper Correio de Manha: "Only time will tell if this call gives help or
not to the case."
Spanish newspaper El Mundo reported that a man
matching the description released by Portuguese police two weeks ago was seen
in a bar in Seville
a week before Madeleine's abduction.
It claimed the man was working on the instruction of others and told fellow
drinkers he was going to the Algarve.
In Praia da Luz, Mr and Mrs McCann planned a trip to Morocco as the
final part of their attempt to raise awareness of their daughter's
disappearance.
They are keen to go because of its proximity to Portugal. Several ferries a day
leave from Tarifa in Spain for the 35-minute crossing to
Tangiers.
The couple are considering catching the ferry and travelling to the capital Rabat.
Morocco
has surfaced repeatedly in the hunt for Madeleine, with a reported sighting of
a little girl seen with a man.
It is 35 days since Madeleine was abducted from her bed in the Portuguese
resort of Praia da Luz.
Police have only one formal suspect, Robert Murat. |
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