New Searches in the case of the missing child
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Agents
from the Scotland Yard and from the Spanish National Police
carry boxes with documents given by the detectives agency,
yesterday in Barcelona |
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Police from the Scotland Yard search for clues about the mysterious
disappearance of the little girl, Madeleine McCann, which occurred in
May 3, 2007 at the Portuguese Algarve, where she was on holidays with
her parents. The little girl disappeared a few days before her fourth
birthday.
The British agents collected yesterday from the investigative agency
Metodo 3 various boxes with copies of all the documentation that this
private detectives accumulated during the six months they have worked
for the parents of the girl. The London Metropolitan police reopened
last May the review by order of the prime minister, David Cameron, and
due to the request made by the parents.
Since then, Scotland Yard, reviews the investigations that were carried
out, accordingly. They also have available a copy of the Portuguese
police investigations, that archived the case in July of 2008 due to
lack of evidence. Scotland Yard has allocated thirty people to this new
investigation.
In the night of her disappearance, Madeleine slept in a bungalow in
Praia da Luz with her two siblings whilst her parents dined at the near
by bar.
Neither the police investigation, nor the private searches supported by
the parents, nor the noisy media circus created around the dozens of
alleged clues of the most varied kind have been able to explain what
happened. |