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'Find
Madeleine's body or the McCanns will escape', prosecutor tells
Portuguese police' |
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Original Source:
MAIL: 25 SEPTEMBER 2007 |
Last updated at 01:05am on 25th September 2007 |
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Portuguese
police admit their entire case is 'hanging by a thread'
The prosecutor in the Madeleine McCann case has warned Portuguese police they
will have to find a body if they want to convict her parents, it was claimed
yesterday.
District Attorney Jose Cunha de Magalhaes e Meneses, who has been studying the
ten volumes of evidence amassed against Kate and Gerry McCann, has given
detectives a stark choice.
A police source claimed: "The District Attorney's office has given police an
ultimatum - find Madeleine's body or the McCanns will escape."
The extraordinary directive piles even more pressure on detectives who have
failed to turn up any clues to the four-year-old's whereabouts.
It is the latest indication that the flimsy police file against Kate and Gerry
McCann is not enough to charge them.
The Policia Judiciaria - Portugal's equivalent of the CID - has received direct
instructions from the prosecutor's office to find a body "at all costs", the
source told newspaper 24 Horas.
The source added: "The accusation against the McCanns is hanging by a thread."
Meanwhile, Portugal's most senior prosecutor, Antonio Cluny - who is not
directly involved in the McCann case - said:
"Without the little girl's body, everything is extremely complicated. There have
been cases in which it was possible to obtain a conviction without there being a
victim, but there were confessions."
"If we have a body, our work is done for us. If we don't, we have to dig deeper
and work harder."
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