Madeleine - Police Close To Breakthrough

Her cage is obviously well rattled.  

That Mail article quoting CdM as a Source appears to have vanished, thankfully - it's hard to think of a less-reliable Source. Except the likes of Levy, Morais and co, that is.

Myths have caught N1 threatening to disrupt the Crimewatch appeal:

http://stopthemyths.prophpbb.com/post193636.html#p193636


Zora McCartney I have every confidence there will be an 'overwhelming response' on the night (wink)
10 hours ago via mobile · 5

No doubt there will be more of that as the broadcast draws nearer; it might be an idea to round all such threats up later.

yes bb1, I agree with you:

"She's making a total fool of herself... Crimewatch have been working with the police for decades, doing these reconstructions - and know considerably more about the subject than she ever will.

She would be better advised to keep quiet until the programme airs instead of ranting and making stupid remarks", her insane remarks are the proof that morais is insane.

lily, your words are mine: "Her cage is obviously well rattled". due to her insane brain.

Police dismiss claims over Madeleine McCann

Scotland Yard tonight is dismissing as speculation reports that the new investigation into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, is focussing on a paedophile ring on the Algarve.

http://www.channel4.com/news/catch-up/

click at the title inside link above:

Police dismiss claims over Madeleine McCann

My friends, this was taken from BBC news:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-24386130

Thank you, Pedro - the folly of believing CdM is demonstrated again. The Mail should have known better.

Mr. Simon Israel:

"Well, it appears that a newspaper in Portugal apparently jump the gun and is reporting today that Madeleine McCann snatched by a Algarve based paedophile ring, Scotland Yard say that is pure speculation at a sensitive time, we know, what we do know is the investigation is focusing now on mobile phone-records, but we will have to wait until Monday next when we find out what the appeal means".

Recorded by Myths:

http://stopthemyths.prophpbb.com/post193680.html#p193680

Lisa Edington Sorry, but does Crimewatch have a Facebook page? If they do, we need to inundate them on that day, before the showing, during and after with links to here!!!!!
13 minutes ago · 4


Shiela Bashier Now that is a good idea Lisa ,We will have to find out about that !!

You'd think she would have learned after her threats involving the London Marathon. Seeming not. I can see all these threats to Crimewatch are going to need a separate thread.

you welcome bb1, I agree with you.

Call me stupid, but I am not yet prepared to think that Madeleine was targeted by Paedophiles.
These people whoever they were would simply not have gone to such very risky lengths to steal a child when sadly they could have picked any child from the streets of anywhere.

Was Maddie Abducted by burglars? Scotland Yard is looking into claims that Madeleine McCann was snatched during a break-in at her Portuguese holiday apartment


Madeleine McCann may have been abducted after disturbing burglars in her family’s holiday apartment, Scotland Yard believes.

Detectives think her disappearance could be linked to a series of break-ins at the Portuguese resort from which she vanished, the Daily Mail can reveal.

The burglaries – thought to be the work of a ‘team’ of thieves – happened in the months leading up to Madeleine’s disappearance from the Ocean Club in Praia da Luz in May 2007.

One theory – now being taken seriously by British police – is that burglars panicked after Madeleine awoke from her sleep.


Sources in the Algarve – where the authorities are working closely with Scotland Yard – confirmed yesterday that detectives are investigating a series of thefts from the Ocean Club and elsewhere in Praia da Luz.

One local source said: ‘It is a very serious line of inquiry.’

The break-ins came to light during the Metropolitan Police’s two year long, £5million review of Madeleine’s abduction.

Details of the new theory emerged as Kate and Gerry McCann prepare to make a ‘significant’ new TV appeal in light of ‘fresh, substantive’ material unearthed as part of the Met’s review.

On Thursday, Yard chiefs revealed detectives are trawling through a vast log of mobile phone traffic identified in Praia da Luz at the time of Madeleine’s disappearance.

In a process detectives say could be key to discovering what happened to the then three-year-old, any person who was present in the town on or around May 3 2007 could receive a phone call from the Metropolitan Police.

The McCanns will appear live in the studio during an episode of BBC Crimewatch on Monday next week, which will also feature a reconstruction.

It is understood police are anxious to hear from any other holidaymakers who might have been a burglary victim in Praia da Luz prior to Madeleine’s disappearance.

Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley, of the Metropolitan Police, described the programme’s content as ‘substantially different’. ‘It’s not just a bland ‘can you help us’ appeal, there is some different material and a different understanding to be presented,’ he said.  

The comments of Mr Rowley, who as chief constable of Surrey oversaw the successful re-investigation into the abduction and murder of schoolgirl Milly Dowler, prompted fevered speculation.


Well-placed sources in Portugal dismissed local reports that police believe a local paedophile gang was responsible.



Instead, they revealed, British detectives are focusing their inquiries on a series of break-ins at Algarve resorts.

It was not clear yesterday whether the McCann’s holiday apartment, by a public road, had been previously targeted by burglars.


But police are continuing to look at a large but ‘manageable’ list of phone numbers identified as being in Praia da Luz.


A ‘significant’ number have not yet been attributed to anyone. However, officers are now able to create a log showing calls being made at the time of Madeleine’s disappearance.


Details of the new theory emerged as Kate and Gerry McCann (pictured at a previous TV appeal) prepare to make a 'significant' new TV appeal in light of ‘fresh, substantive’ material unearthed as part of the Met’s review



Asked if this move could be key to the investigation, Detective Chief Inspector Andy Redwood, the senior investigating officer, said: ‘It could be.’

But Mr Redwood said they may never know everybody who was in Praia da Luz at the same time as Madeleine, who vanished as her parents dined at a nearby tapas restaurant with friends.

Much of the focus now is to find witnesses as well as suspects. ‘We’re trying to understand who was there for a range of reasons,’ he added.

Since the review has been launched, Scotland Yard has identified 41 potential suspects, including 15 Britons.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2445092/Was-Maddie-abducted-burglars-disturbed-holiday-flat-Scotland-Yard-probes-new-theory-McCanns-prepare-make-significant-TV-appeal.html#ixzz2goj1Zhqg

Some interesting ideas there, Tony.

In fairness, it has to be pointed out that:

Well-placed sources in Portugal dismissed local reports that police believe a local paedophile gang was responsible.

the Portuguese police didn't say that.

'Sources' told CdM that - hence my scepticism earlier in the thread, which turned out to be well-founded.

CdM and unnamed Sources = Team Gonc sh*t stirring as a general rule.

http://thehoundingofthemccans.blogspot.co.uk/2013/10/and-mccann-haters-are-in-fine-sheit.html

Notice they ignore the unsolved abductions BEFORE Madeleine vanished?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b03dz7yj

14/10/2013
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DURATION: 1 HOUR
In a world exclusive, Scotland Yard detectives reveal their latest findings in the search for Madeleine McCann. The then three-year-old was abducted from her family's holiday apartment in Praia da Luz, Portugal in May 2007.

Crimewatch, for the first time, reconstructs what the new British investigation tells us about that night, and Kirsty Young speaks to Kate and Gerry McCann about their renewed hopes of finding their daughter.

With unprecedented access to the Metropolitan Police investigation, Crimewatch hears from the lead officers who believe the crucial new leads could help finally uncover the truth of who took Madeleine.

Also featuring crimes caught on camera in Martin Bayfield's CCTV round-up and a new collection of wanted faces.

Plus, all the latest news on arrests and convictions on previous cases resulting from your calls.

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Let's hope Morais and co can grasp that. In the UK, it would have been done as a matter of course soon after Madeleine vanished. Without any stupid excuses from the Great Co-Ordinator about it having to be cancelled because airspace would have to be closed.

deborah butler ‏@IWILLNOTGOAWAY 3h
@oqoco read Joana Morais there's official from Portugal saying different to what we are told Scotland Yard reports #mccann

Morais?         

Textusa's nutters are getting all excited about Crimewatch:

Anonymous4 Oct 2013 16:06:00
Reconstruction will have to stick to timings given in statements and forensics of K being only fingerprint on the window. And it will have to show so called checking and sitting at the Big Round Table.

Will the BRT be the star of the show?

Will it become a celebrity and be interviewed by the media?

       

I hasten to add, I never bother reading the rubbish on the actual blog, but the comments are hilarious. It does a fine job of keeping the most seriously deranged in one place.

This has appeared in today's CdM:

http://www.cmjornal.xl.pt/detalhe/noticias/exclusivo-cm/caso-maddie-seis-suspeitos-de-rapto-estao-no-algarve

New investigation was opened by the British police in England
Maddie case: Six kidnap suspects are in Algarve
British authorities say six suspects are Maddie's disappearance in the Algarve

.....And that's it. Mind you, that's possibly the first time that rag has printed anything even vaguely accurate.

My friends, with all do respect, here it is the proper translation:

http://www.cmjornal.xl.pt/detalhe/noticias/exclusivo-cm/caso-maddie-seis-suspeitos-de-rapto-estao-no-algarve

New investigation was opened by the British police in England

Madeleine McCann case: six suspects of abduction are in Algarve

British authorities say six suspects of the disappearance of Madeleine are in the Algarve