MADELEINE MCCANN – HOJE DIA 13 É DIA DE AZAR PARA OS MCCANN
O TERRÍVEL DIA 13
Segundo a «Sky News» a polícia britânica pode ir esta tarde ou já ter ido a casa dos McCann apreender objectos pessoais da família McCann, nomeadamente brinquedos.
Está ainda um tremendo mistério, mas a virar para hipóteses altamente macabras.
Coisas terríveis no interior de uma família inglesa, da classe média?
Era bom que as hipóteses macabras não se confirmassem. Mas os elementos divulgados apontam, muito provavelmente, para ocorrências sinistras.
Continuamos sem perceber esta fotografia:
« British Police To Seize McCann Evidence
Thursday September 13, 2007
British police are being asked to seize crucial items of evidence from Kate and Gerry McCann's family home, Sky News has learned.
It is thought they may take Madeleine's favourite toy, Cuddle Cat, which has become an iconic image of the case.
A judge in Portugal has signed a warrant which will instruct British officers to go to the couple's four-bedroom house in Rothley, Leicestershire.
Officers may go to the house this afternoon. The two 39-year-old doctors are spending the day there with their twins.
Their spokeswoman Justine McGuinness explained why the McCanns have remained silent over the past days - in stark contrast to their earlier publicity campaign.
She said: "Kate and Gerry can't talk to people at the moment because of their status, and they are trying to observe Portuguese law."
Police want to examine Mr McCann's laptop computer for clues.
They also reportedly want Madeleine's toys for forensic analysis, including Cuddle Cat, a pink animal Mrs McCann has been seen clutching almost continuously since the young girl went missing.
Mr McCann's sister, Philomena McCann, said the possibility that police might seize the toy was a "disgrace".
Family spokesman David Hughes could not confirm the report, but said he believed Cuddle Cat had already undergone forensic testing.
Mr McCann took the laptop with him when the family flew home from Portugal on Sunday, and has used it to write his regular blog on the Find Madeleine website.
But Sky News crime correspondent Martin Brunt said detectives will be more interested in his private email correspondence.
It is understood detectives already have Mrs McCann's private diary.
Brunt said they will examine the diary to probe her "state of mind" in the weeks following Madeleine's disappearance in the Algarve on May 3.
Detectives have passed their 4,000-page dossier of evidence against the couple to Algarve-based public prosecutor Jose Cunha de Magalhaes e Meneses.
He immediately ordered that the 10 files should go before a judge.
Meanwhile, the McCanns have announced they will not use money raised for the fund to find Madeleine to pay for their legal defence.
They are facing the prospect of being charged over their daughter's disappearance after police named them as "arguidos", or formal suspects, during questioning last Friday. »
(In «Sky News o.l.)
Segundo a «Sky News» a polícia britânica pode ir esta tarde ou já ter ido a casa dos McCann apreender objectos pessoais da família McCann, nomeadamente brinquedos.
Está ainda um tremendo mistério, mas a virar para hipóteses altamente macabras.
Coisas terríveis no interior de uma família inglesa, da classe média?
Era bom que as hipóteses macabras não se confirmassem. Mas os elementos divulgados apontam, muito provavelmente, para ocorrências sinistras.
Continuamos sem perceber esta fotografia:
« British Police To Seize McCann Evidence
Thursday September 13, 2007
British police are being asked to seize crucial items of evidence from Kate and Gerry McCann's family home, Sky News has learned.
It is thought they may take Madeleine's favourite toy, Cuddle Cat, which has become an iconic image of the case.
A judge in Portugal has signed a warrant which will instruct British officers to go to the couple's four-bedroom house in Rothley, Leicestershire.
Officers may go to the house this afternoon. The two 39-year-old doctors are spending the day there with their twins.
Their spokeswoman Justine McGuinness explained why the McCanns have remained silent over the past days - in stark contrast to their earlier publicity campaign.
She said: "Kate and Gerry can't talk to people at the moment because of their status, and they are trying to observe Portuguese law."
Police want to examine Mr McCann's laptop computer for clues.
They also reportedly want Madeleine's toys for forensic analysis, including Cuddle Cat, a pink animal Mrs McCann has been seen clutching almost continuously since the young girl went missing.
Mr McCann's sister, Philomena McCann, said the possibility that police might seize the toy was a "disgrace".
Family spokesman David Hughes could not confirm the report, but said he believed Cuddle Cat had already undergone forensic testing.
Mr McCann took the laptop with him when the family flew home from Portugal on Sunday, and has used it to write his regular blog on the Find Madeleine website.
But Sky News crime correspondent Martin Brunt said detectives will be more interested in his private email correspondence.
It is understood detectives already have Mrs McCann's private diary.
Brunt said they will examine the diary to probe her "state of mind" in the weeks following Madeleine's disappearance in the Algarve on May 3.
Detectives have passed their 4,000-page dossier of evidence against the couple to Algarve-based public prosecutor Jose Cunha de Magalhaes e Meneses.
He immediately ordered that the 10 files should go before a judge.
Meanwhile, the McCanns have announced they will not use money raised for the fund to find Madeleine to pay for their legal defence.
They are facing the prospect of being charged over their daughter's disappearance after police named them as "arguidos", or formal suspects, during questioning last Friday. »
(In «Sky News o.l.)
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