MADELEINE MCCANN CASE TO BE REOPENED IN THE UK AS SHE MAY STILL BE ALIVE

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MADELEINE MCCANN CASE TO BE REOPENED IN THE UK AS SHE MAY STILL BE ALIVE

ACTIONS FOR JUSTICE ( AXJ ) is investigating new leads which may lead to a break through in this case. AXJ would like to have direct contact with the parents and Law Enforcment in order to act as soon as possible.

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The British police have recently announced that they will be reopening the case of Madeleine McCann who went missing from a vacation home in Praia da Luz, Portugal just days before her fourth birthday in 2007, while her parents were having dinner close by. AXJ UK has decided to help with the investigation and has created a website on Facebook for all those that may be interested in this case at:

https://www.facebook.com/pages/MadeleineMcCannaxj/190394477793579

Madeleine Beth McCann ( born 12 May 2003, in Leicester, England ) disappeared sometime between 20:30 and 22:00 hours on the evening of Thursday May 3, 2007. According to Wiki the father went to check on their children at 21:05 that evening. Witnesses state they saw a man walking with a small child in arms at around 21:15 and Madeleine was reported missing at 22:00.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disappearance_of_Madeleine_McCann

 

By Laura Petrecca,

USA TODAY 11:58 p.m. EDT July 4, 2013

McCann vanished from a vacation home in Portugal in 2007, days before her fourth birthday British police say they want to trace 38 "persons of interest" in the case Scotland Yard: 12 of the individuals of interest are British, and the rest from a variety of European countries

British police have identified 38 "persons of interest" in their search for clues about what happened to Madeleine McCann, a young girl who disappeared in May 2007 from a holiday resort in Portugal. Twelve of the individuals are British. The rest are from a variety of European countries, the Metropolitan Police Service said Thursday.

The police also said Thursday that Madeleine could possibly still be alive. "Over the coming months we will be conducting assertive (inquiries), with the assistance of host countries to establish more information about the individuals concerned and any potential involvement," the police said in a statement.

They also said that the case has moved from a review status to a full investigation. "This process has been complex and issues such as translation of material have presented particular challenges," police said in a statement. "To date, some 30,500 documents have entered into the process." The review has "generated new findings and new witness evidence."

McCann vanished from a vacation home in Praia da Luz, Portugal just days before her fourth birthday. British police said that they are in close contact with her parents, Kate and Gerry McCann, who remain active in the search for their daughter. "We remain as determined as ever to find her and to know what has happened," Madeleine's parents wrote on FindMadeleine.com on May 2, 2013, the day before the sixth anniversary since her disappearance. FindMadeleine.com is a website dedicated to raising awareness and funds to help locate Madeleine.

Source: http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2013/07/04/madeleine-mccan...

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Hope for Maddie? The 3 women who could solve riddle of Madeleine McCann's disappearance?

By: James Murray in Portimao
Published: Sun, October 19, 2014

The trio hold top positions in the Portuguese judiciary and police and all have privately vowed to do everything in their powers to discover the fate of Madeleine and bring those responsible to justice.

For the first time in years all the vital departments are working in tandem, which is a major relief to Detective Chief Inspector Andy Redwood, who heads the Yard's Operation Grange team trying to solve the seven-year riddle.

Ines Sequeira, the chief state prosecutor covering Praia da Luz where Madeleine vanished in May 2007, and the one with the most power, has given the case priority status.

The 49-year-old mother of four high flier is a breath of fresh air in the department.

She has instructed her team to let nothing stand in the way of bring a successful conclusion to the investigations.

She is based in a huge office in the grand marble-clad court house in Portimao, a large coastal town some 12 miles from Luz on the Algarve.

It will be she who decides on whether to prosecute or not.

Slim and stylishly dressed Ms Sequeira trained in Lisbon, where she is believed to have met her husband, now a judge.

She was the main prosecutor in the town of Silves, 10 miles from Portimao for years, working on robberies, murders, sex offences and assaults.

A colleague said: "She quickly built up a very good reputation in Silves, particularly with her work on homicides.

"She is very precise and demands high standards.

"She can see mistakes before others realise their significance and weeds them out.

"No one was surprised she won promotion.

"She likes to work away from the spotlight, quietly and methodically in her office."

She works with Ana Paulo Rito, the criminal co-ordinator of the Policia Judiciaria in Portimao, the role once taken by Goncalo Amaral, who is now locked in a libel action with Kate and Gerry McCann over his claims that Madeleine died in apartment 5a of the Ocean Club.

Ines Sequeira, a new prosecutor in the Madeleine McCann case based in Portimao, Portugal

Three Algarve men have been given arguido or suspect status and the Yard wants to speak to them further

A legal source said: "Both women are clear thinking, driven, hard-working and utterly determined to do whatever they can to solve the case.

"They have brought fresh minds to the case and have similar character traits with no big egos and a quiet and efficient work ethic.

"They are both ambitious and career minded and they want results without cutting any corners.

"Both are quite new in their positions and they want to prove themselves and bring pride to their departments."

Ana Paula Rito, who is part of the police investigation team in the Madeleine McCann case [SOLARPIX ]

The third woman is Ms Helen Monteiro, who leads the Portuguese detectives' review of the case in Porto in the north of the country.

Work by her team has greatly helped the Yard in their efforts to finally solve Madeleine's disappearance.

Three Algarve men have been given arguido or suspect status and the Yard wants to speak to them further.

Last week there was clear evidence of the new spirit of cooperation with an unprecedented meeting about potentially case breaking DNA material from the flat where Madeleine McCann was taken.

Hairs found inside the apartment have not been matched to any of the people who were known to have entered the property before or after Madeleine vanished aged nearly four in May 2007.

So now they are set to be examined in Britain or Portugal in the coming months.

Francisco Brizida, Portugal's leading expert in forensic science, last week told Yard officers that curtain fabric, potentially harbouring DNA samples, is also available for testing.

Source: http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/524393/Madeleine-McCann-hunt-three...