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Royal tip in search for Maddie |
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AN anonymous tip-off to the Prince of Wales has sent UK police on an urgent hunt
for a new suspect in the Madeleine McCann case.
The email - sent via Prince Charles' website - claimed a disgruntled former
employee of the Portuguese resort where the toddler went missing, could be
behind her disappearance.
It claimed Madeleine was abducted from the Praia da Luz apartment in revenge
against the complex's owners.
It is understood police have confirmed the woman named in the email did work at
the resort when Madeleine was last seen 150 days ago.
Royal aides have passed the email on to Scotland Yard, which is now trying to
trace the author.
A police source told London newspaper The News of the World: "There have been
hundreds of Madeleine theories, sightings and tips sent into UK cops from
members of the public. But this one is different.
"It's incredibly detailed and so far, from the inquiries being made in Portugal,
it appears to be based on factual events."
Police believe that the tipster entrusted the information to Prince Charles
because he and wife Camilla came out in support of Maddie's parents Kate and
Gerry.
In a statement released from Clarence House in May, the royal couple said they
had been following the case "closely and with deep concern" and "fervently
hoped" Madeleine would be reunited with her family.
The development came as another resort worker said they had seen a British
tourist "hiding" in the stairwell just metres from the McCann apartment on the
night Madeleine vanished.
"It was about 6pm on the day the little girl went missing. I saw this Englishman
standing under the stairwell," the worker told the London Sunday Mirror.
"He was round-faced and stocky, wearing light clothes and positioned so that he
was monitoring the (area). He was hiding and watching."
The worker was interviewed by police early in the investigation and has been
reinterviewed.
Meanwhile a team of forensic scientists have reportedly made independent tests
on a hire car rented in Portugal by the McCanns.
"The experts basically stripped the vehicle and took it apart so they could take
as many samples as possible," an unnamed source said.
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