New E-fits released

Thank you Bonny. It is definitely getting very interesting.

This doesn't seem to be going down very well on the hate sites - they're going to be in a dreadful state tomorrow.  

Frankly, I don't care if they spin themselves into the outer stratosphere.

This is just the beginning.   

This seems to be to do with the Smith sighting, Lily, though I haven't seen anything sensible or coherent yet.

Oh, I wonder if it was the Smith's timings that were wrong? No, mustn't speculate, that goes nowhere.

Yes please. No speculation allowed look what happened to a bunch of hounders, forkers and general busybodies?  

Oh dear, a hounder is about to explode because Sky apparently said:

'it's clear that there were some investigative opportunites missed at the time of this happening, erm, and perhaps some of the things that as police officers in the UK, perhaps we would have done automatically, weren't actually carried out. I mean it was pretty clear from erm reports at the scene by journalists as well as police officers here in the UK, that protocols that we would have adopted weren't followed and the worry is, now, is the integrity of the evidence that was actually compiled at the time

Is there any doubt that the first investigation was a shambles from the moment Gonzo woke up on the morning of the 4th and decided the McCanns DID IT? It was FUBAR and downhill all the way after that.

Of course there are those who noses are so far up his rear end that you can see their nostrils come out of his mouth. They will tell you that he was a detective's detective and greatly admired, adored blah blah blah.

Otherwise..... NO.

Smirk of the Maddie suspect: Police release e-fits of mystery man and promise 'revelation' on TV tonight

Each image shows the man with an intense stare and a hint of a smile
Detectives say he may speak German and be aged between 20 and 40
Suspect also has short brown hair, is medium height and is clean-shaven
He was seen near the McCanns’ holiday flat on the night Madeleine vanished
By REBECCA CAMBER

PUBLISHED: 18:01 EST, 13 October 2013 | UPDATED: 18:01 EST, 13 October 2013

Police today issued two e-fits of a man they suspect may have been involved in the abduction of Madeleine McCann.

The images, based on statements from two key witnesses, differ – but each shows him with an intense stare and a hint of a smile.

Detectives say the man – who may speak German and is white, aged 20 to 40 with short brown hair, medium height and build, and clean-shaven – is of ‘vital importance’ to the inquiry.



He was seen near the McCanns’ holiday flat in Portugal on the night Madeleine vanished six years ago.
Scotland Yard detectives released the computer generated images ahead of a BBC1 Crimewatch appeal tonight which they hope will result in a major breakthrough.

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The programme features a reconstruction of the events leading up to Madeleine’s disappearance in Praia da Luz on Thursday, May 3, 2007.

Madeleine is portrayed gathering tennis balls in echoes of one of the photographs used during the search for her.

A short clip released ahead of the broadcast shows Gerry and Kate McCann drawing the curtains to their apartment before joining friends in a tapas restaurant. The reconstruction shows the moment Madeleine was taken from her bed.














The devastated couple – who found themselves suspects in the initial inquiry by Portuguese police – talk about how her disappearance has left a ‘huge hole’ in their family’s life.

In a moving interview with Kirsty Young, Kate McCann says: ‘We’re not the ones that have done something wrong here. It’s the person who’s gone into that apartment and taken a little girl away from her family.’

Gerry McCann says: ‘When it’s a special occasion, when you should be your happiest and Madeleine’s not there, that’s when it really hits home.’ His wife adds: ‘It’s when you have big family occasions really. That’s it isn’t it? Family occasion and you haven’t got your complete family.’

Detective Chief Inspector Andy Redwood, the senior investigating officer, will announce ‘a revelation moment’ in Scotland Yard’s £5million investigation. Officers will also release further e-fits – electronic facial identification technique images – of other potential suspects.

They are keen to trace at least two German-speaking men who were seen in the Algarve resort that day.



Witnesses reported the sightings to Portuguese police, but little importance was placed on them at the time. Now Scotland Yard says tracing the man in the two e-fits is ‘one of the main priorities for the investigation’ after scrutinising the time frame when the abduction could have taken place.

They are the first to be issued in relation to the Home Office-funded inquiry into the case.

Detectives say their timeline and version of events surrounding Madeleine’s disappearance has ‘significantly changed’, making the two witness sightings far more significant than previously thought.

Officers are keeping an open mind as to whether more than one person was responsible for the abduction, which they think may be linked to a series of break-ins at the resort.

Disappeared: Madeleine went missing from the Portuguese holiday apartment in 2007 when she was three years old

Mr Redwood said: ‘Whilst this man may or may not be the key to unlocking this investigation, tracing and speaking to him is of vital importance to us. We have witnesses placing him in the resort area around the time of Madeleine’s disappearance.

‘This is far from our only line of inquiry and there will be e-fits released of other sightings as well, who we are equally keen to trace. These people were seen on the day of Madeleine’s disappearance and the days leading up to it.’

The focus of the hunt for Madeleine, from Rothley, Leicestershire, who would now be ten years old, will move to Germany this week when her parents are expected to travel there to make a TV appeal. On Wednesday the German channel ZDF will feature the BBC Crimewatch reconstruction and release sketches of two German-speaking men in their programme Aktenzeichen XY... Ungelost [File Reference XY... Unsolved].

Publicity for that programme says detectives are now going on the ‘offensive’, with inquiries focusing on Germany. It adds: ‘This is the reason why XY will show sketches of two men who appear to speak German and who have so far been paid little or no importance.’

The e-fits will also be shown on Dutch TV as the two ‘German speakers’ may have been Dutch – the accents sound similar.

Tonight’s Crimewatch reconstruction will give the most detailed sequence ever made public of the events that led to Madeleine’s disappearance. Detectives believe her kidnappers may have been lurking in or near the McCanns’ holiday apartment as her father went to check on his children.

Earlier inquiries focused on the period after that, but they now believe the 45 minutes before that could hold the key.

Mr Redwood said: ‘Our work has significantly changed the accepted version of events and it has allowed us to highlight very specific appeal points. I hope that when the public see our investigative strands drawn together, it will bring in new information that moves our investigation forward.’

It emerged yesterday that Greater Manchester Police arrested a man who bragged about seeing Madeleine on a Mediterranean island weeks ago.

The man claimed the missing girl had been ‘introduced’ to him. Police were informed after a barrister, who had a conversation with the man at a party in a Manchester suburb in August, reported his concerns.

The man was arrested last month on suspicion of possession of drugs and conspiracy to distribute indecent images of children.

A spokesman for Greater Manchester Police refused to comment yesterday, but sources played down the significance of the arrest.


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By Tom Pettifor
Madeleine McCann: Police release e-fits of stranger seen lurking near Praia da Luz apartment
14 Oct 2013 00:00

Two new witnesses say they saw the man in the Portuguese resort around the time the youngster, then aged three, went missing

They have a face for their prime suspect – now Scotland Yard detectives need a name to go with it as they launch a new bid to solve the six-year riddle of Madeleine McCann’s disappearance.

Two e-fits of the mystery man were issued yesterday after two witnesses came forward to say that they saw him in the Portuguese resort of Praia da Luz around the time the youngster, then aged three, went missing.

Det Chief Inspector Andy Redwood, who is leading the re-opened hunt, said: “While this man may or may not be the key to unlocking this investigation, tracing and speaking to him is of vital importance to us."

He added: “The e-fits are clear and I would ask the public to look very carefully at them and if they know who he is to please come forward.”

He has never been identified before because police believed Madeleine had gone missing at a slightly different time on May 3, 2007.

The computer generated images will be shown on BBC’s Crimewatch tonight – along with a detailed re-enaction of the events surrounding Madeleine’s abduction.

E-fit photos here,

DCI Redwood has revealed that some accepted events around the disappearance are wrong and that the “timeline” was also incorrect.

For years it was thought that Madeleine was taken at about 9.15pm from her apartment 5a on the ground floor of the Ocean Club complex.

However, DCI Redwood said: “The timeline we have now established has given new significance to sightings and movements of people in and around Praia da Luz at the time of Madeleine’s disappearance.

“Our work to date has significantly changed the timeline and the accepted version of events that has been in the public domain to date.

“It has allowed us to work with Crimewatch to build the most detailed reconstruction as yet, and highlight very specific appeal points.

“I hope that when the public see our investigative strands drawn together within the overall context of that appeal, it will bring in new information that moves our investigation forward.”

A careful analysis of the timeline has been “absolutely key” to the process, he said, which has meant detectives concentrating on what exactly happened between 8.30pm and 10pm on the night.

Finding him has become one of the main priorities of the new investigation after detectives developed a far better understanding of the times when the abduction could have occurred.

An exact new timeline has not yet been revealed.

The images have been drawn up based on statements and descriptions from the witnesses. They have told police they saw the man on the evening Madeleine vanished.

He is white, aged 20-40 years old, with short brown hair, of medium build, medium height and clean shaven. His nationality is not believed to be known.

Det Ch Insp Redwood said: “This is far from our only line of inquiry and there will be e-fits released of other sightings as well, who we are equally keen to trace. These people were seen on the day of Madeleine’s disappearance and the days leading up to it.”

He added that detectives have been able to “make massive steps forward” by drawing together all the material gathered to date and reviewing it as a whole.

DCI Redwood said: “We continue to put Madeleine at the heart of our investigation and I would urge people to watch Crimewatch tonight and if you can help identify this man or have any information about our new appeal points please contact us.

“Praia da Luz is a popular holiday destination for many nationalities so our requests for help need to be repeated in many different countries. I will be travelling to Holland, Germany and Ireland to seek the support of the public there.

“If you were in and around the Praia da Luz resort on Thursday May 3, 2007 but you have not yet spoken to police, and you think you may have information, please pass it on.

“I would also like to ask for the help of the local community in Praia da Luz. Portugal is a key country for us to trace any outstanding witnesses and our appeals will be repeated there.

“We still have a lot of material to investigate and much work to do. Your information could be the vital piece we need to finally answer what happened to Madeleine.”

A number of other e-fits are expected to be released by police later today in an effort to identify further potential suspects. They will reportedly include images of two German-speaking men.

In a clip from tonight’s Crimewatch, released by Scotland Yard, Madeleine’s mother Kate tells presenter Kirsty Young: “We’re not the ones that has done something wrong here. It’s the person who’s gone into that apartment and taken a little girl away from her family.”

The 25-minute appeal will feature “the most detailed reconstruction” of the case yet.

Two short clips have been released ahead of the broadcast. The first shows a reconstructed of Madeleine’s parents Kate and Gerry playing tennis at around 6pm on the day she vanished.

Madeleine, dressed in pink shorts, a light pink T-shirt and pink hat, then runs across the court, clutching a batch of tennis balls.

A second clip released today shows Kate and Gerry shutting the curtains and closing the sliding patio door of their apartment before joining their friends for dinner later that evening.

It was during this period that Madeleine vanished from her bed.

At 8.30pm Kate and Gerry went to the nearby Tapas bar for their dinner with seven holiday friends, leaving Madeleine, and twins Sean and Amelie, then 18 months, alone in the apartment.

Gerry returned at 9.15pm to see all three children asleep.

The McCanns’ friend Jane Tanner has said that at about 9.20pm she saw a man walking away from apartment 5a carrying a small child.

DCI Redwood said at 10pm Kate went to the apartment to find Madeleine was not there.

Police are believed to be focusing on the period between 8.30 and 9.15. They believe the kidnappers may have been lurking in or near the apartment as Gerry went in.

Photo of Madeleine with tennis balls


wood said that police had sought to “try and draw everything back to zero... take everything back to the beginning and then re-analyse and reassess everything, accepting nothing”.

Madeleine’s parents will make a live appeal in the studio during the programme and ahead of the broadcast.

Gerry said: “When it’s a special occasion, when you should be at your happiest, and Madeleine’s not there, that’s when it really hits home.”

Kate added: “It’s when you have the big family occasions ... and you haven’t got your complete family.”

Earlier this month, police said phone records may be key to the case after it emerged officers were analysing data from phones belonging to people who were in Praia da Luz when Madeleine vanished.

Portuguese authorities dropped their investigation into the case in 2008, but Scotland Yard started a review in May 2011.

An incident room will be staffed during today’s appeal and the days that follow. Appeal films will also be shown in Holland and Germany.

A dedicated call centre will also be opened at Hendon, in north-west London.

Scotland Yard detectives have interviewed 442 people as part of their review-turned-investigation and hope to track down as many people present in the Portuguese town at the time.

Since launching its own investigation, 41 people of interest have been identified by the Metropolitan Police, including 15 UK nationals.

The Crimewatch appeal, which will be shown in the UK on BBC One today from 9pm, will also be broadcast in the Netherlands and Germany.



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Daily Mail

Did anti-Brit bias sabotage the Maddie police hunt?

By PETER MCKAY

More than six years after Madeleine McCann’s disappearance in the Portuguese resort of Praia da Luz, Scotland Yard publicises its search for a man — thought to be German — mentioned by witnesses to local police at the time.

Let’s hope it’s a substantial lead rather than a means simply of keeping the case in the public eye.

Tonight’s Crimewatch on BBC1 will broadcast E-Fit (Electronic Facial Identification Technique) images of the man, as will TV stations in Holland and Germany. Meanwhile, Madeleine’s parents Kate and Gerry will fly to Munich on Wednesday to make a TV appeal.

Scotland Yard began reviewing the case two years ago and have since interviewed 442 people in 30 countries, drawing up a list of 41 potential suspects.

Apparently, ‘little or no importance’ was attached to the new suspect in Praia da Luz by local investigators. Perhaps he is of no importance and will be eliminated from the inquiry. Otherwise, it’s a huge scandal.

Isn’t it extraordinary that Scotland Yard is pursuing 4,920 lines of inquiry and, according to the investigation’s leader, Detective Chief Inspector Andy Redwood, its work has ‘significantly changed the accepted version of events’?
This can only mean the Portuguese police did a poor job.

We’re all familiar with the tradesman’s trick of demeaning the work of predecessors, but Scotland Yard’s review of the Portuguese investigation is rather devastating.

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'The pieces of the jigsaw are now fitting together': Missing Maddie's parents 'greatly encouraged' by new mobile phone evidence as probe spreads to Holland and Germany

While at pains to point out that it is working in co-operation with the Portuguese police, the ‘accepted version of events’ in the Madeleine McCann case — which the Yard has now revised — must have been the responsibility of local investigators.


Are Portuguese police less effective than our own? I don’t know. But they do have different procedures, such as naming suspects — as they demonstrated, embarrassingly, by including Kate and Gerry McCann for a time.

Did they make less of an effort because missing Madeleine was British, not Portuguese?










I  don’t think they’d admit that for a moment, but some local officers did appear to harbour dislike for the temporary British holidaying community of which the McCanns were a part. And some officers were hostile to the British couple.

The fact is that the Madeleine McCann investigation illuminates the inadequacies of the European Union. Despite EU pretensions, we are foreign to the people of mainland Europe and so are they to us.

There are other examples. Would the 2007 investigation into the murder of British student Meredith Kercher in Perugia, Italy, have gone differently if she’d been a local girl, not an exchange student from Surrey? The police investigation was bungled and the case is being re-tried.

The so-called ‘hitman’ murder last year in Annecy, France, of a Surrey-based family — Saad al-Hilli, his wife and mother-in-law, along with a passing cyclist — remains unsolved following a French investigation which seems languid, to be polite.

We can trade and enjoy visits to each other’s countries, but ‘Europe’ is not, and may never be, a homogeneous territory. We don’t imagine that if we were ever to go missing or be murdered there, the impetus to find us or our killers would be as great as a local victim’s family might expect.

Neither am I sure that visitors here from mainland Europe, or anywhere else ‘abroad,’ can expect the same level of interest as a local victim of crime, although our police are bound to say otherwise.






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Madeleine McCann
British detectives release efits of Madeleine McCann suspect

Undated efit images issued by the Metropolitan police believed by detectives to be of the same man seen in Praia da Luz at the time of Madeleine McCann's disappearance Photograph: Metropolitan Police/PA



The face of a suspect in the investigation of the disappearance of Madeleine McCann has been released to the public by detectives.

Police have issued two efits that they believe are descriptions of the same man, who is now being sought as a priority by the British detectives leading the new McCann inquiry.

He was seen in the vicinity of the Praia da Luz resort in Portugal six years ago at the time that the three-year-old went missing. Despite numerous appeals for information over the years, the man has not come forward to talk to investigators in Portugal or Britain.

Descriptions of the suspect were given to the Portuguese inquiry by two witnesses after Madeleine disappeared.

It is only now, after Metropolitan police detectives cross-referenced all the information gathered by Portuguese detectives, private investigators and the mobile phone data from the resort, that the significance of the witness statements has been fully understood. In an appeal to be broadcast on Monday night on BBC1's Crimewatch, Detective Chief Inspector Andy Redwood of the Metropolitan police will call for anyone who recognises the man to contact him immediately.

A 25-minute reconstruction of the events of 3 May 2007, with a child actor playing Madeleine, will also demonstrate that the accepted account and timeline of events on the night she went missing six years ago is wrong, police say.

"The efits are clear and I would ask the public to look very carefully at them," Redwood said. "If you know who this person is, please come forward.

"Whilst this man may or may not be the key to unlocking this investigation, tracing and speaking to him is of vital importance to us. We have witnesses placing him in the resort area around the time of Madeleine's disappearance."

The significance of the man has come to light as detectives have analysed tens of thousands of documents from the original investigation and mobile phone footprints in the resort on the night the child went missing.

Redwood said: "Our work to date has significantly changed the timeline and the accepted version of events that has been in the public domain to date."

Redwood is leading the £5m British investigation into the suspected abduction of Madeleine in May 2007 while her family were on holiday in Praia da Luz.

The inquiry is focusing on 41 suspects and requests for assistance have been issued to 30 countries in a bid to identify and eliminate these people, 15 of whom are British. Crimewatch will feature other efits of individuals that the police would also like to trace.

But it is this man in particular whom detectives are very keen on finding. The man was described by the two witnesses as being inside the Ocean Club complex in Praia da Luz area on the evening that Madeleine went missing from the apartment. Redwood will travel to Germany, the Netherlands and Ireland to repeat his appeal as detectives from the British investigation attempt to close in on the man. He was described by the witnesses as white, aged between 20 and 40, with short brown hair, of medium build, medium height and clean shaven.

Redwood will outline the new theory of what happened on Crimewatch on Monday, in a 25-minute reconstruction which he said amounted to the most detailed narrative yet of what happened.

It dramatises the hours before Madeleine's disappearance, with the child actor dressed in a floppy hat, T-shirt and shorts, filmed running around picking up tennis balls on the court where her parents played that afternoon.

Later, the film shows the couple leaving apartment 5a, where their three children – Madeleine, then three, and twins Sean and Amelie, 18 months – slept inside, and sitting down with their friends at a pool-side table in a tapas bar a few hundred yards away.

At 8.30pm Kate and Gerry McCann went for dinner with seven friends, leaving the children, who were checked on at least twice, according to Kate McCann's autobiography.

The McCanns' friend, Jane Tanner has said that at about 9.15pm she saw a man carrying a small child, walking away from apartment 5a. That man has never been traced. At 10pm Redwood said Madeleine's mother found the child gone when she checked the apartment.

By putting these 90 minutes under intense scrutiny, Redwood's team have established new theories about the events and exactly when Madeleine was abducted.

In an interview with Crimewatch, Kate McCann said: "We are not the ones that have done something wrong here. It's the person who has gone into that apartment and taken a little girl away from her family."

Redwood said: "Through meticulously drawing together specific information, the team has been able to refocus the timeline and now places more significance on events that night.

"The timeline we have now established has given new significance to sightings and movements of people in and around Praia da Luz at the time of Madeleine's disappearance.

"I hope that when the public sees our investigative strands drawn together within the overall context of that appeal, it will bring in new information that moves our investigation forward."

Crimewatch will be broadcast on BBC1 at 9pm on Monday.

Timeline

3 May 2007 Kate and GerryMcCann leave their three children asleep in their holiday apartment in Praia da Luz while they dine with friends at a nearby tapas restaurant. Madeleine is missing when her mother checks at 10pm.

17 June Chief Inspector Olegario Sousa admits vital forensic clues may have been destroyed in the hours after Madeleine's disappearance as the scene was not protected properly.

11 August Exactly 100 days after Madeleine disappeared, investigating officers publicly acknowledge for the first time that she could be dead.

28 April 2010 Near the third anniversary of Madeleine's disappearance, Gerry McCann says it is "incredibly frustrating" that police in Portugal and the UK had not been actively looking for Madeleine "for a very long time".

12 May 2011 In an open letter in the Sun newspaper, the McCanns ask the prime minister to launch an "independent, transparent and comprehensive" review of all information relating to the disappearance of their daughter.

13 May 2011 David Cameron writes to the McCanns telling them the home secretary will set out "new action". Metropolitan police begin a review.

4 July 2013 The Met says it has new evidence. It says it is investigating 38 "persons of interest" after launching a formal investigation.

14 October Detectives release an efit of a man they want to identify. There is a new reconstruction on Crimewatch of the events of the night.

http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2013/oct/13/madeleine-mccann-new-pictures-police

Oh, to shoot down the speculation re why the programme is at prsent on;ly being shown in the UK, Germany and the Netherlands is because practically all of the visitors to PdL come from those three countries.  No conspiracy, see?   LL   

My friends, this was taken from The Portugal News newspaper:

http://www.theportugalnews.com/news/police-release-e-fits-in-new-madeleine-probe/29648

http://www.theportugalnews.com/news/uk-police-reported-to-have-made-arrest-in-search-for-madeleine/29649

http://www.theportugalnews.com/news/madeleine-mccann-case-hots-up-on-eve-of-crimewatch-appeal/29646

My friends, this was taken from O Público newspaper:

http://www.publico.pt/sociedade/noticia/policia-britanica-revela-retratosrobo-de-suspeito-no-caso-maddie-mccann-1609009#/0

British police robot portraits reveals a suspect in Maddie McCann case

BBC program on Monday is the reconstitution of the disappearance of the girl who , if alive , will now have ten.

British police revealed on Monday - robots two portraits of a man related to the investigation into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann , six years ago , in Praia da Luz in the Algarve .

Scotland Yard considers it a priority to identify this man , whose description was given by two different witnesses , who have seen in Praia da Luz, May 3, 2007 , the day the girl, then almost four years old , disappeared .

The man was described as being " of the white race , aged 20 and 40 , short brown hair , medium height and beardless face ," said the statement from Scotland Yard .

" We are asking the public to help . While this man may or may not be a key to unlock this investigation , find him and talk to him is of vital importance to us. We have witnesses who place him in the nearby area of the resort , near the time of Madeleine's disappearance , "said Chief Inspector Andy Redwood in the same statement.

Police believe the two portraits robot unveiled are the same man.

These portraits will also be shown on the BBC Crimewatch , which will be issued on Monday at 21h and will make a reconstruction of the disappearance of the English girl .

" This is far from being our only line of investigation and there will be more robot pictures of other people who also have an interest in identifying . Such people were seen on the day of the disappearance of Madeleine or the previous days " , he added Andy Redwood .

This initiative comes at a time when the British police are convinced that the disappearance of Madeleine McCann was not exactly as you thought. " Our work has significantly changed the version and sequence of events that have been made ​​public so far ," said Inspector Andy Redwood , of Scotland Yard , quoted by the BBC and the Guardian .

Some British tabloids , including the Daily Mirror , are also forward the Manchester police detained for questioning a man who was considered " potentially significant " to ongoing investigations .

The suspect was taken by police to be heard as a party have a lawyer who confessed to a few weeks ago saw girl living on a Mediterranean island and even came in contact with Maddie . The same paper reported that police also seized some goods of man , including the computer that was in his house and thought to be relevant .

The Portuguese authorities shelved the case in 2008 , but Scotland Yard launched a review of research in 2011 . Portuguese police have cooperated in the search for new tracks and , according to the Guardian , six researchers from Faro have done interrogations ordered by the British police .

Police have not revealed what the new tracks, but Inspector Andy Redwood said that is to focus on what has happened between 20.30 and 22pm that night .

" We know that 20:30 was the time when the McCanns went down to dinner at the tapas restaurant and know that at 22h was that Mrs McCann noticed the lack of Maddie ," explained Andy Redwood .

Police hope the broadcast of this reconstruction and robot - portraits allow the emergence of new information and created a " crisis cabinet " in Hendon , northwest London . The appeal will then be extended to Germany and Holland.

Scotland Yard questioned 442 people since it launched the review of research and identified 41 ( 15 of which are British citizens ) who are considered " of interest " .

According to the Guardian , police are also investigating mobile phone data of hundreds of people, including tourists, locals and employees of the resort . As is to identify and investigate various sexual predators .

My friends, this was taken from Correio da Manhã newspaper:

http://www.cmjornal.xl.pt/detalhe/capa/cm-de-hoje-141013

manhunt to find Madeleine

portrait of the suspect

http://www.cmjornal.xl.pt/detalhe/noticias/nacional/portugal/saiba-como-e-o-suspeito-prioritario-no-caso-maddie

Girl disappeared on May 3, 2007

Learn how is the primary suspect in the Maddie case

British police released two portraits robot , one 2007 and one current , the suspect is identifying priority for the investigation into the disappearance of Maddie .

Scotland Yard released two pictures of a robot man who considers it a priority to identify in the investigation into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann in Portugal six years ago , British police said .

The portraits were drawn based on testimonials and descriptions of two different witnesses who have seen the man in the area of Praia da Luz , in the Algarve , where the English child disappeared , the May 3, 2007 .

Both portraits will be shown on Monday night at the station program Crimewatch BBC public , dedicated to the issue of public appeals for information concerning crimes under investigation by police .

In the program, with Redwood , will be interviewed the child's parents , Kate and Gerry McCann , and shown a reconstruction of what has happened that night to try to encourage people with information on this man , to contact the police .

The program will also be made an appeal to people who have been in or near Praia da Luz and that have not been questioned by the police , to pass relevant information about the case .

The appeal will be made public by Scotland Yard in equivalent programs in TV channels from Germany, Holland and Ireland. The detective in charge of the investigation says he intends to do the same in Portugal .

British police revealed that about 35 people are working on this investigation , called "Operation Grange " , and shall have six members of the board of Faro Judicial Police deployed to assist in due diligence .

Besides Portugal , the British authorities sent letters to 30 other countries asking for information about people and are analyzing mobile phone data identified as being in the area and time of Madeleine's disappearance .

S*** O'Neill ‏@TimesCrime 11h
Yard on alert for social media trolls as Madeleine suspect e-fits are issued

Thank you for those links, Pedro.

I know who that e-fit is the image of - and the McCann-haters would be well-advised to stop trying to convince themselves it's Gerry McCann.

Its no-one who has anything to do with the McCanns, but the resemblance is very obvious when clutter is removed.

The McCann-haters really would be well-advised to save their energy today. Instead of bouncing, tide-turning and tick-tocking, they would be better getting some fresh air with a walk to the shops to stock up on Kleenex - they're going to need bumper supplies tonight.

Instead, they're doing that thing where they speculate and turn logic on its head to bolster their own twisted belief system.

Ah well, it's their time to waste.  

Still not dawned on the McCann-haters who those e-fits most resemble?