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Police interview friends
of Madeleine McCann's parents |
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Three close friends of Madeleine McCann's parents are
among people being interviewed by police, it emerged today.
A friend of the family said detectives in Portgual
were speaking to Rachael Oldfield, Russell O'Brien and Fiona Payne to go over
their accounts of the events of May 3, when Madeleine was abducted from her
parents' holiday let in the Algarve.
The McCanns were having dinner with a group of friends from the UK in a tapas restaurant opposite the apartment
in the village of
Praia Da Luz
when the four-year-old was snatched.
Police have already interviewed the party in detail including one woman - who
has not been named - who saw a girl being carried away by a man in Praia Da Luz and now believes it was Madeleine.
A spokeswoman for the McCann family said that the three were due to be reinterviewed at the PJ headquarters in Portimao from
around 11am today.
Meanwhile Robert Murat, the only official "arguido" or suspect in the
case, was called back for a second day of questioning.
It is thought that among things he is being interviewed about is an e-mail
which reportedly mentions "the missing English girl".
Murat, 33, was thrown into the spotlight on May 14, 11 days after the
four-year-old from Rothley, Leicestershire, was snatched.
Officers from the PJ swooped on Casa Liliana, the
villa in which he lives with his mother Jenny, searching the villa extensively
and taking several items away for analysis.
His girlfriend Michaela Walczuch and her estranged
Portuguese husband Luis Antonio were also interviewed as witnesses and are
among those also expected to be reinterviewed this
week.
Chief Inspector Olegario Sousa said today that
officers had scheduled a series of interviews throughout the week.
Among those also expected at the police station in Portimao today is Antonio Toscano, a freelance journalist who claims to have
information on Madeleine's abductor.
He claims to have information that a French sex offender known as the
"Frenchman" may have taken her on behalf of a paedophile network.
But Mr Sousa said: "We have checked all the information that he has
provided to the PJ and have already said that it is a line which is not very
strong, not consistent." |
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