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He holds the position of President of the Santarém Municipal Chamber but
he left his mark on various activities – some of which still stick to
his skin – such as being a PJ inspector, literature and politics.
Francisco Moita Flores guarantees that he will abandon the latter, but
his writing will not be interrupted so soon because he has many book
projects that he still wants to write. He recently published a satire
about national politics and is researching a historical romance AMANHÃ:
Mário de Carvalho.
The ex – PJ inspector prefers to say little about the media dominated
case of the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, but ends up “letting
slip” a criticism or two:
“If I had been part of the investigation the first examination of the
scene would not have happened as it did”.
However, he points out the “conditions” that the inspectors responsible
for the case were subject to. “An inspector has to be a free man by
nature, he cannot have phone calls pressuring him saying “don’t do this”
and “don’t do that.” And when these phone calls began to arrive, they
constricted the liberty of the police,” he states.
Ready to request retirement – “I am preparing my dossier. I have worked
for 40 years and Social Security also seems to be retiring….” he
promises never to stop writing. |
