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HE family of missing English girl
Madeleine
McCann are aiming to reach 80 per cent of the world's inboxes
in two weeks with a viral email and photo reminding people of her
disappearance.
The picture shows the distinctive imperfection in her right eye
which her parents hope could be the vital clue to her discovery.
Madeleine, aged
four at the time, went missing four
years ago next month while the family were holidaying in
Praia da Luz
in Portugal.
Her aunt
Phil
McCann
said: ''I am asking everyone I know to send this as a
chain letter as the story is only being covered in Britain, Eire and
Portugal. We don't believe she is in Portugal any more.'' Another aunt,
Diane McCann, said: ''The purpose of this is to highlight the
distinction in Madeleine's eye where the pupil runs into the blue-green
iris.'' She said Madeleine's hair could be cut or dyed.
Maddie disappeared from her bed as her parents
Gerry and
Kate dined in their holiday complex.
Publication of a
book about their daughter's disappearance has been delayed to
avoid clashing with the royal wedding on April 29.
All proceeds from the book will go to the McCanns' official
search fund.
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