Maddie McCann
Then there were interviews, the mother quiet with the stuffed toy her child loved and left behind, and the father very angry, saying he had his lawers with him, and they should leave them alone and search for Maddie.
The car was searched, he had taken it to search for the daughter that night. There were blood and hair samples in the trunk. The english police took them to Britain. They were inconclusive.*
The police asked the stuffed toy to be analysed. The mother washed it first. She said it was dirty.
Somebody saw a neighbour put new floor on the garden. It was removed, but nothing was buried there.
That went on for months. Years.
Today, the only thing the McCann are guilty, is of leaving three children alone.
The disappearance is still an enigma.
Who took Maddie? Where? Nobody saw, it was day light, at 8 pm in the summer in Portugal.
Did she fell, hurt herself, died, and somebody hid the body to avoid scandal? Who?
Did the mother, a nervous person, who had three children at her care, lost it and hit the girl, causing her dead? Did the father took care of the remains ?
They had to be real good actors, to keep it after ten years.
But when I see the mother, what I see is remorse, and pain.
*Hair and other fibres were collected from areas in the car and apartment 5A where Keela and Eddie had given alerts, and were sent to the Forensic Science Service (FSS) in Birmingham for DNA profiling, arriving around 8 August 2007.[156] At this point, according to the Sunday Times, the Polícia Judiciária "abandoned the abduction theory".[47] On 8 August, without waiting for the results from Birmingham, the Portuguese police called the McCanns to a meeting in Portimão, where Guilhermino Encarnação, Polícia Judiciária regional director, and Luis Neves, coordinator of the Direcção Central de Combate ao Banditismo in Lisbon, told them the case was now a murder inquiry.[157] When Encarnação died of stomach cancer in 2010, The Daily Telegraph identified him as a major source of the leaks against the McCanns.[158] Both the McCanns were interrogated that day; the officers suggested that Kate's memory was faulty.[157]Wikipédia
The car was searched, he had taken it to search for the daughter that night. There were blood and hair samples in the trunk. The english police took them to Britain. They were inconclusive.*
The police asked the stuffed toy to be analysed. The mother washed it first. She said it was dirty.
Somebody saw a neighbour put new floor on the garden. It was removed, but nothing was buried there.
That went on for months. Years.
Today, the only thing the McCann are guilty, is of leaving three children alone.
The disappearance is still an enigma.
Who took Maddie? Where? Nobody saw, it was day light, at 8 pm in the summer in Portugal.
Did she fell, hurt herself, died, and somebody hid the body to avoid scandal? Who?
Did the mother, a nervous person, who had three children at her care, lost it and hit the girl, causing her dead? Did the father took care of the remains ?
They had to be real good actors, to keep it after ten years.
But when I see the mother, what I see is remorse, and pain.
*Hair and other fibres were collected from areas in the car and apartment 5A where Keela and Eddie had given alerts, and were sent to the Forensic Science Service (FSS) in Birmingham for DNA profiling, arriving around 8 August 2007.[156] At this point, according to the Sunday Times, the Polícia Judiciária "abandoned the abduction theory".[47] On 8 August, without waiting for the results from Birmingham, the Portuguese police called the McCanns to a meeting in Portimão, where Guilhermino Encarnação, Polícia Judiciária regional director, and Luis Neves, coordinator of the Direcção Central de Combate ao Banditismo in Lisbon, told them the case was now a murder inquiry.[157] When Encarnação died of stomach cancer in 2010, The Daily Telegraph identified him as a major source of the leaks against the McCanns.[158] Both the McCanns were interrogated that day; the officers suggested that Kate's memory was faulty.[157]Wikipédia
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