Maddy MacCann: Loose Change. (15)

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Op zaterdag 29 september 2007 09:31 schreef Suko het volgende:
En wat heeft die Nanny nou weer te melden:

Madeleine: Mystery of the boatman 'kicking something in the middle of the night' spotted by nanny
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Haar eerdere verhaaltje dat ze Murat had gezien en over de missing ours van Kate McCann. En verder ben ik die Nanny Charlotte Pennington even gaan 'onderzoeken' en wat blijkt, haar echte naam is CHARLOTTE WIGHTON en is actrice. Kan best zijn dat ze dit als bijbaantje had, qua Nanny...

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Op zaterdag 29 september 2007 12:02 schreef Suko het volgende:

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Ik berijp gewoon niet, if true, waarom ze er nu pas mee komt, doet haar reputatie als Nanny en actrice geen goed lijkt mij.

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Op zaterdag 29 september 2007 12:10 schreef moussie het volgende:

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wij hebben geen idee of zij dit niet al maanden geleden aan de politie daar heeft verteld, niet waar ?
en zolang als dat je in Portugal bent kan je maar beter je mondje dicht houden heb ik inmiddels het idee, anders ben je al gauw verdacht ..
maar ze is nu weer thuis heb ik begrepen, seizoen is afgelopen, dus nu kan zij zonder angst voor represailles spreken ..

Kan zijn hoor Moussie, mar het past allemaal heel goed in het plaatje van het PR-team, maar zoals je weet, ik denk slecht.., Ik vond dit nog,

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McCanns Back European Missing Kids Alert Portugal, which currently holds the EU's rotating presidency, is reportedly pushing for such a system to be set up at a key meeting of European home affairs ministers. Madeleine went missing from her parents' rented holiday flat on the Algarve on May 3.

Portuguese police faced criticism over the speed of their initial response to the disappearance, including questions over how quickly they sealed the borders and alerted the ports and airports. Images of Madeleine were circulated through the media by friends and family in the hours after Madeleine's disappearance.

Portuguese officials are now said to be backing the extension of a French alert system, which includes electronic roadside messages, across the EU's 27 countries. In the UK a similar county-wide scheme, including automatic media alerts, was pioneered in the UK in Surrey after the disappearance of local schoolgirl Milly Dowler.

Madeleine's father Gerry McCann said: "If this is true we would very much welcome it as a major step in the right direction toward helping other children and their families. "Kate and I have consistently campaigned to effect such changes throughout the European Union to help protect children everywhere." Vandaag in Sky News

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Op zaterdag 29 september 2007 12:43 schreef Suko het volgende:

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Kan zijn hoor Moussie, mar het past allemaal heel goed in het plaatje van het PR-team, maar zoals je weet, ik denk slecht.., Ik vond dit nog, June 17, 2007 The Times, Kate McCann was toen al bezig haar parttime job als huisarts op te geven en fulltime en waarom: "to campaign against child trafficking and raise awareness about missing children. "Kate said last week, ‘This is my job now. I can see this becoming my full-time career, with this whole issue of child welfare and opposing paedophiles’.”

Dat komt ook nu goed van pas:
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Daar zullen wij nog veel over gaan vernemen,vermoed ik...

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Op zaterdag 29 september 2007 13:41 schreef moussie het volgende:

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ké, dan ga ik maar weer eens de goede kant op relativeren

hier is op zich niets vreemds aan .. in tegendeel .. het wemelt in de hulpverlening van mensen die dankzij hun persoonlijke ervaringen op misstanden stoten en er iets aan willen doen zodat een volgende een soortgelijk lot bespaart word ..

wat haar persoonlijk aangaat .. het moment is zeker niet wijs gekozen (wat op zich dan weer voor haar spreekt, het is geen media-gebeuren maar een impulsieve handeling), maar ik kan me er wel wat bij voorstellen .. je schrikt toch wel behoorlijk als je erachter komt dat er in het land waarin 100'en niets vermoedende gezinnen hun vakantie vieren aardig wat pedofielen wonen en/of op vakantie komen en de politie deze pedofielen blijkbaar beschermd (zie de eerder genoemde verdwenen getuigeverklaringen etc) .. je word toch knettergek als je bedenkt dat dezelfde politie de vermissing van jouw kind moet onderzoeken, je weet niet of je ze wel of niet kan vertrouwen ?
en vergeet niet .. al die tijd krijgen ze geen informatie over wat er gebeurt, herhaal .. geen informatie !!

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A british tourist seen "hiding" in a stairwell outside Madeleine McCann's apartment on the night she disappeared was being investigated last night.

The new suspect, stocky and wearing two-tone glasses, was spotted by an Ocean Club worker just 12 metres from the flat. The employee, who did not want to be named, exclusively told the Mirror: "I'll never forget him. "It was around 6pm on the day the little girl went missing. I saw this Englishman standing under the stairwell.

"He was round-faced and stocky, wearing light clothes and positioned so that he was monitoring the car park area, stairs and elevator. He was hiding and watching what was going on. I didn't see him at first. I was collecting some linen, bent down to pick it up and nearly bumped into him.

"We gave each other a big fright and both jumped back. We moved aside for each other. But he didn't move away." After Madeleine vanished from the Ocean Club later on May 3 the witness was interviewed routinely by police. But he said a young officer seemed uninterested in what he had to say. Later, detectives arrived at his home and insisted he be re-interviewed.

He was taken to the police HQ in Portimao and asked to go through photographs. It is believed he managed to identify the suspect. Speaking to the Mirror before his interview, he said: "They showed me lots of pictures and I pointed out the person I thought it was. I've been told not to say any more about it." Asked by the Mirror why he had not pressured police to take notice of his statement from the start, he said: "I was too scared."

The worker said he discovered the suspect was British when he spotted him a few days later.Yesterday he refused to speak any further, stressing he had been warned not to talk about the investigation.

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Op zaterdag 29 september 2007 14:36 schreef Suko het volgende:

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Zeker, wordt tijd dat er wetten komen, en als die er zijn, worden aangescherpt, Europees op elkaar afgestemd. Wie kan het daar niet mee eens zijn. Maar het tijdstip van Kate McCann is wel erg vroeg, gepubliceerd in The Times op 17 juni en ze zei het een week eerder, pakweg 10 juni dus en op 3 mei is Maddie vermist. For Pete's sake zeg, dan zit je toch nog middenin een zoek/wanhoop/verdriet-proces? Ga desnoods voor de politiedeur liggen en schreeuw, "waar zijn jullie mee bezig, ik wil het nu weten!"

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Wat kan je doen om jezelf te behelpen?
* Dofheid, verdoving
Je geest laat je vaak slechts langzaam toe het gebeurde door te werken. In het begin voel je je verdoofd, gevoelloos. Het gebeurde lijkt onwerkelijk, als in een droom, als iets wat niet echt gebeurd is. Besef dat dit vaak een reactie van je lichaam is om de pijnlijke indrukken beetje bij beetje tot je te laten doordringen en de eraan verbonden pijn geleidelijk aan door te werken. Men aanziet dit vaak verkeerdelijk als “zich sterk voordoen” of “onbewogenheid”. Gun jezelf de tijd om met deze veranderingen om te gaan en laat je niet op stang jagen door je omgeving die jouw doorwerking graag sneller zou willen zien gebeuren. Elk zijn ritme. Probeer echter ontspannings- en relaxatietechnieken aan te leren die je misschien gemakkelijker toelaten om op een bewuste manier met de restletsels van de schok¬ervaring om te gaan.

* Activiteit
Actief zijn zonder daarom in een spiraal van overactiviteit te vallen, kan je tijdelijk wat soelaas bieden op momenten dat je het moeilijk hebt. Anderen die het ook moeilijk hebben met een gelijkaardige ervaring helpen door met hen iets van je eigen gevoelswereld te delen, kan soms verlichting voor beide partijen brengen. Een teveel aan activiteit kan echter wijzen op een poging om de aandacht af te leiden van de hulp die je zelf goed kan gebruiken.
Door activiteit vermijden velen aan het gebeuren te denken. Dit werkt, doch is slechts een tijdelijke oplossing. Vroeg of laat moet je toch met je gevoelens opnieuw in het reine komen.

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Maar goed, ondertussen is er een 'nieuwe getuige' opgestaan. Maar dat komt ook uit een gossip, zoutvaatjes...The Mirror:
[He was taken to the police HQ in Portimao and asked to go through photographs. It is believed he managed to identify the suspect. Speaking to the Mirror before his interview, he said: "They showed me lots of pictures and I pointed out the person I thought it was. I've been told not to say any more about it." Asked by the Mirror why he had not pressured police to take notice of his statement from the start, he said: "I was too scared."

The worker said he discovered the suspect was British when he spotted him a few days later.Yesterday he refused to speak any further, stressing he had been warned not to talk about the investigation.]

Daar klopt natuurlijk niks van, hoe weet hij of het een Brits toerist was, kan zijn dat ook hij naar Robert Murat verwijst, net als die Nanny en die vriendenkring...toevallig? Maar goed, tabloid-nieuws. Nou, dit was het voor mij maar weer voor vandaag wat de McCanns betreft...

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THE parents of Madeleine McCann have hired a team of private investigators to search for her in Morocco amid concerns that Portuguese police are failing to examine fresh sightings. On the 150th day since Madeleine disappeared, it emerged that a millionaire benefactor is paying tens of thousands of pounds a week for a private security firm to reinterview witnesses and investigate paedophile networks in Morocco.

The McCanns are convinced that Madeleine could have been smuggled to north Africa after four independent sightings of a girl matching her description.

They want the police inquiry refocused onto the search for their daughter and are determined to clear their names after nearly a month of frenzied speculation by Portuguese police and press about their alleged involvement in the death of their daughter. Last week their lawyers made a formal application to the prosecutor for access to a 4,000-page 10-volume police dossier, which would include details of forensics, witness statements and a reconstruction of the night of Madeleine’s disappearance.

As part of their defence, a separate team of private investigators, Control Risks, has been taking independent witness statements from the McCanns and the seven friends with whom they dined on the night of Madeleine’s disappearance.

They hope the tactic will enable them to rebut persistent claims by the Portuguese police about “suspicious inconsistencies” in the statements their officers had taken. Reports in Portugal suggest the public prosecutor will this week request further questioning of the couple and their holiday party.

The McCanns’ legal team is also considering conducting independent forensic tests on the Renault Scénic hire car in which the Portuguese police claim they have found “bodily fluids” that are an 80% match to Madeleine’s. The car is being kept for the McCanns in the garage of tycoon John Geraghty, 68, in his villa near Praia da Luz. Last week the McCanns faced further allegations in the Portuguese press. On Wednesday, senior officers said they were investigating two “unaccounted for” hours during a trip the couple made to Huelva, Spain on August 3.

On Thursday an unnamed police source said detectives believed Kate McCann accidentally killed Madeleine in the couple’s holiday apartment while her husband played tennis. The child’s body was then stored in a fridge before being transported and disposed of in the hire car.

The McCanns described the latest accusations as “ludicrous”. A spokesman for the couple pointed out the trip to Huelva was conducted in the “full glare” of the world’s media, while the couple played tennis together with a coach on the day that Madeleine disappeared.

Kate and Gerry have now decided to take on the search for Madeleine themselves after concerns that the Portuguese police have given up. In Portugal, an investigation that initially boasted 945 officers has been scaled down to about 20.

The team of private investigators in Morocco is being paid for by Brian Kennedy, the £350m home improvements tycoon, who last week pledged to fund their fightback. Kennedy himself travelled to Rabat last week for a progress report.

The couple were disappointed last week when a photograph of a girl bearing similarities to Madeleine, taken by a Spanish tourist, turned out to be the daughter of a local olive farmer. They believe other leads, however, could prove more fruitful. On his blog yesterday, Gerry said: “Despite the disappointment, it is encouraging that people are being vigilant and have not stopped looking.”

The investigators recently reinterviewed Mari Olli, a Norwegian tourist who saw a girl matching Madeleine’s description at a petrol station on the outskirts of Marrakesh six days after Madeleine’s disappearance. Olli said: “She was a sweet blonde girl who said something like, ‘Can I see mummy soon?’

“I’m almost certain it was Madeleine, but the Portuguese police never took me seriously. They never even took my statement. My only hope is that someone does something about it now and the little girl is found.”

When the McCanns visited Rabat in June to raise awareness about Madeleine’s disappearance, a source close to the ambassador told them that a second sighting had been made at the Ibis hotel opposite the petrol station. Private investigators are still trying to track down the male witness, who is from Yorkshire.

The team is also looking at a third sighting, made by Jeannie Thompson, 56, from Devon. She says she saw a blonde girl looking “dishevelled” as a man took photographs of her at the Café des Epices in Marrakesh on May 11. She reported the sighting to British police, who took her statement, but has heard nothing since.

A fourth sighting was made in the village of Zaio in northern Morocco. Isabel Gonzalez, 60, says she saw a girl with blonde hair being dragged across the road by a Muslim woman. She said: “I am convinced the girl was her. But when I contacted Portuguese police they said they would not look into it because they believed Madeleine was already dead. It has caused a lot of pain in my heart.”

The Moroccan interior minister, police chief and the head of the secret service have promised the McCanns that “if the girl is here, she will be found”. A senior detective, however, said more prominence was given to local sightings. “Most tourists who say they have seen Madeleine cannot see the difference between a European girl and a Moroccan one, as in the case of the Spanish tourist.”

While cases of children being smuggled from Europe to north Africa are rare, the country has a reputation for child prostitution and sex tourism. A report by the UN economic and social council raised concerns about “men from other countries, particularly the Gulf states, looking for girl prostitutes”. It adds that El Hajeb, a town in central Morocco, is notorious for child prostitution.

The McCanns will today mark the 150th day since Madeleine’s disappearance by attending a church service near their home in Rothley, Leicestershire. “It is just another day without Madeleine,” a friend said.

The McCanns are now trying to keep life for their two-year-old twins, Sean and Amelie, as normal as possible. They have been told that Madeleine is on a “trip”. Gerry said: “Sean and Amelie have settled back into nursery, almost as if they have never been away.”

Last week the couple were given further encouragement after David Miliband, the foreign secretary, telephoned Gerry McCann. It is the first time he has contacted the couple since police accused them of being involved in their daughter’s death three weeks ago. The Times

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Portuguese detectives plan to send a legal letter to their British counterparts outlining more than 40 questions they insist the parents of Madeleine McCann must answer. The British police will then decide how and where the questions will be posed.

The move has been ordered by prosecutor Luis Bilro Verao, who issued a public statement earlier this month saying there was not enough evidence against Kate and Gerry McCann to order a fresh grilling about the little girl's disappearance.

The new interrogation will be based on more than 40 questions Kate McCann refused to answer when she was quizzed by police in Portimao on September 7. It will focus on two "missing" hours on a trip the McCanns made to the Spanish city of Huelva on August 3 when the McCanns reportedly 'evaporated' from the view of accompanying journalists.

They are said to suspect that Madeleine died in the holiday apartment at Praia da Luz and that her parents hid the body and moved it three months later on the trip to Spain. But the couple's spokesman, Clarence Mitchell, insisted yesterday that Mr and Mrs McCann, both 39-year-old doctors from Rothley, Leicestershire, have a full account of their visit to Huelva.

He said the couple were never alone during the trip and were always in the company of PR adviser Jon Corner and a cameraman. There is even a video of the trip on the website YouTube, showing the McCanns handing out leaflets as part of their drive to find their daughter. Mr Mitchell said: "Kate and Gerry stopped several times to distribute leaflets and they had the car boot open all the time.

"They transported all the campaign material in it. If there had been a body in there, people would have seen." Spanish authorities said yesterday they have not been asked to investigate the Huelva trip.

Spokesman Manuel Bago insisted: "There is no investigation involving Madeleine's parents in the province of Huelva." Forensic tests from the McCanns' Renault Scenic hire car are expected back within two weeks. Police believe the results will give a "fresh breath" to the investigation.

Meanwhile, despite having their hopes dashed last week when a blonde child photographed in Morocco proved not to be their daughter, the couple believe North Africa may hold the key to her safe return. In Gerry's blog yesterday, he wrote: "When we hear of potential sightings of Madeleine, Kate and I try not to get too excited, otherwise we would be on a continuous emotional rollercoaster, more than that we are experiencing already. Daily Mail

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De Britse krant News of the World heeft anderhalf miljoen pond (2,1 miljoen euro) uitgeloofd voor de tip die leidt tot de veilige terugkeer van Madeleine McCann. Verschillende sterren en rijke Britten hebben een bijdrage geleverd aan het eindbedrag.

Al eerder werden flinke bedragen uitgeloofd om het meisje terug te vinden. Zo doneerde Sir Philip Green van de Topshop 360.000 euro. Sir Richard Branson schonk bijna 150.000 euro. Ook verschillende voetbalclubs stonden een geldbedrag af. (novum/svm)

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BRITISH cops launched an urgent hunt for a new suspect in the Maddie McCann case — after an astonishing tip-off from the PRINCE OF WALES.

An anonymous email sent to the prince's official website insists three-year-old Madeleine was kidnapped from the Mark Warner Ocean Club holiday resort in Portugal by a disgruntled ex-employee.
The informant named a maid who was sacked from the apartment complex in Praia da Luz and claimed she snatched the child in a crazed revenge plot.

British police are now liaising with Portuguese detectives over the dramatic new twist which is revealed 150 days after Maddie vanished.

But amazingly, despite the fresh lead, it was reported last night local cops were SCALING DOWN their operation. The hunt that began with nearly 1,000 Portuguese officers has now dwindled to a 20-man investigation. British police believe the tipster entrusted the new information to Prince Charles because he and wife Camilla came out firmly in support of Maddie's parents Kate and Gerry.

In a statement released from Clarence House in May, the royal couple said they had been following the case "closely and with deep concern" and "fervently hoped" Madeleine would be reunited with her family. As soon as the whistleblower's email arrived on the royal website aides passed it to Scotland Yard.

Officers from Leicestershire police— the McCanns' local force—are now trying to trace the writer. The detectives have already established that the named ex-employee EXISTS and the checkable details appear to be ACCURATE.

A police source said: "There have been hundreds of Madeleine theories, sightings and tips sent into UK cops from members of the public. But this one is different. "It's incredibly detailed and so far, from the inquiries being made in Portugal, it appears to be based on factual events.

"UK officers have been taking a back seat in the hunt for Madeleine as it's a Portuguese inquiry. But they couldn't ignore this information. "Any clue which could shed new light on the case will be dealt with seriously. This could be very significant." De rest op News of the World

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Madeleine McCann may have been kidnapped by a disgruntled maid in revenge for her sacking by the Praia da Luz resort where the three-year-old disappeared 150 days ago, according to a tip-off received by British police.

An anonymous informant named the ex-employee in a detailed email sent to Prince Charles's official website, claiming she acted out of bitterness towards the resort's operator, Mark Warner Ocean Club, said the News of the World.

British police called the email "significant", and said the details they had been able to check had proved to be correct. Now Leicestershire Police are trying to trace the writer, and have passed the information to Portuguese detectives. The McCanns' spokesman, Clarence Mitchell, said they were "encouraged" by the development.

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On the 150th day since their daughter Madeleine went missing, Kate and Gerry McCann have again been linked with her death in the Portuguese press.

Despite repeated pleas from their spokesman Clarence Mitchell, the couple have again faced accusations that they are implicated in the disappearance of the four-year-old.

Portuguese tabloid newspaper 24 Horas yesterday alleged that Madeleine fell down a flight of stairs at the Mark Warner holiday complex in Praia de Luz, hitting her head on a ceramic flagstone.

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Op maandag 1 oktober 2007 11:45 schreef kahaarin het volgende:
Ben je een weekeindje weg en dan wordt er een complot met een nanny wereldkundig....

Hebben jullie dit al gezien?
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http://www.viewlondon.co.(...)-after-18299361.html

Hoeveel zout moeten we hierbij gebruiken?

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Hoe komen ze er toch op elke keer, of zouden zij ook een anonieme tip hebben gehad?

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Maar als ik het goed heb begrepen dan heeft iemand info op de site van prins Charles achtergelaten waarin de naam van de maid werd genoemd en dat dit mogelijk een wraakactie kan zijn omdat ze is ontslagen?
Een maid zal idd het park goed kennen en ook weten waar je langs moet om ongezien te blijven.
Ik weet zo net nog niet of ik die verhalen geloof, eerst maar eens afwachten wat de testen zeggen en die vrouw zelf als ze wordt gevonden.

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Op maandag 1 oktober 2007 14:38 schreef moussie het volgende:

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een hele hoop denk ik ..

het is anyway schandelijk, vandaag treed die nieuwe wet in werking, alhoewel we nog maar moeten afwachten of dat ook voor dit geval opgaat, en dit lijkt nou echt als nog even snel een trap onder de gordel met wilde speculaties voor je de kopij weer ziet slinken omdat iedereen de dossiers heeft
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de grote duim ? Alhoewel ik de portugese politie er inmiddels wel voor aanzie om als de ene theorie niet werkt maar op een volgende over te stappen, men lijkt er alles aan te willen doen om de McCanns schuldig te verklaren, als het niet kan op de ene manier dan maar op een andere .. kind verwaarloosd, spreken met de media ..
Als je even uitgaat van mijn speculatie, dat de politie op de een of andere manier hierbij betrokken is, zou je haast denken dat de McCanns onder druk gezet worden om hun eigen onderzoek te stoppen ..
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ik ben ook benieuwd, het is wel een hele rare twist .. waarom niet je eigen politie benaderen ?

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A new sighting was reported yesterday, when James Valarino, 65, from Gibralter, said he was convinced that he had seen Madeleine in the town of Tangiers with a north European man on August 8. The man ran off with the girl when Mr Valarino called Madeleine’s name, the Sunday Express reported.

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Op maandag 1 oktober 2007 11:45 schreef kahaarin het volgende:
Ben je een weekeindje weg en dan wordt er een complot met een nanny wereldkundig....

Hebben jullie dit al gezien?
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http://www.viewlondon.co.(...)-after-18299361.html

Hoeveel zout moeten we hierbij gebruiken?
Hoe komen ze er toch op elke keer, of zouden zij ook een anonieme tip hebben gehad?
Maar als ik het goed heb begrepen dan heeft iemand info op de site van prins Charles achtergelaten waarin de naam van de maid werd genoemd en dat dit mogelijk een wraakactie kan zijn omdat ze is ontslagen?
Een maid zal idd het park goed kennen en ook weten waar je langs moet om ongezien te blijven.
Ik weet zo net nog niet of ik die verhalen geloof, eerst maar eens afwachten wat de testen zeggen en die vrouw zelf als ze wordt gevonden.

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"Details of the tip-off came as a Portuguese newspaper reported that detectives believe Madeleine died by falling down a short flight of stairs at the ground-floor holiday apartment. Two senior police sources allegedly told 24 Horas there were “strong suspicions” that the girl had smashed the back of her head against ceramic tiles on the steps.

However, there was a child-proof safety gate at the top of the only stairs that lead from the rear patio down to the street. The newspaper said that the Forensic Science Service in Birmingham had discovered samples which showed that Madeleine had died of a head wound. But it is highly unlikely that traces of bodily fluids and hair recovered from the McCanns’ apartment and hire car would allow for such a conclusion to be drawn."

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"Madeleine McCann's grandmother has claimed that the missing four-year-old was drugged before being abducted in Portugal. Eileen McCann said that otherwise, her granddaughter would have screamed when she was taken from the family's holiday apartment. The 69-year-old was speaking to the Belfast Telegraph 150 days after the toddler went missing from the Algarve resort of Praia da Luz.

Madeleine's grandmother, originally from Co Donegal but now living in Scotland, said that the family have been "going through hell" since the little girl's disappearance. I really believe [whoever took her] gave her a drug. "There is no way they carried her out of there without her wakening.

"If she was taken when she was sleeping by somebody she did not know she would have screamed the place down." Mrs McCann condemned suggestions that her son Gerry and daughter-in-law Kate were connected to their daughter's disappearance. "My son and Kate would never even slap their child, never mind do anything to harm her," she said.

They are running away from nobody because they are innocent." She also criticised the Portuguese investigation, as well as rubbishing claims that DNA evidence found in the car hired by Madeleine's parents after she vanished proved her body had been in the vehicle.

"We always keep in touch and we are always there for each other," she said, adding that local people knew her family would not be involved in Madeleine's disappearance. Kate and Gerry McCann spent a quiet day in their home town of Rothley in Leicestershire to mark the 150 days since their daughter disappeared.

They are adamant that she was abducted but police in Portugal were described as "100 per cent" certain that the little girl died in the family's apartment in the Algarve. The couple's spokesman, Clarence Mitchell, said: "It is just ludicrous. All of these reports are unsourced and unsubstantiated." telegraph.co.uk

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Op maandag 1 oktober 2007 15:44 schreef Suko het volgende:
Oh oh oh, en wat zegt opoe McCann: Madeleine McCann drugged, says grandmother
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Met ook het verhaal van de trapval. Zou het kunnen dat ze alvast een verhaal in elkaar flansen mocht het uiteindelijke rapport van het Britse Lab toch sporen van sedatie hebben gevonden?

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One of Portugal's top prosecutors has launched an astonishing personal attack on the father of Madeleine McCann, accusing him of being a 'negligent' father.

Carlos Anjos, president of the Judicial Police Inspectors Union, cited what he called a recent "ridiculous episode" when Gerry McCann revealed he believed Madeleine's abductor was hiding in the apartment on the evening of May 3 when he went to check on his three children.

He said: "Four months after his daughter disappeared, during which time he was interviewed several times by the Judicial Police, he remembers that there was a man hiding in the apartment where his three children were sleeping, when he went to check they were okay.

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Op maandag 1 oktober 2007 16:26 schreef kahaarin het volgende:

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Dit is natuurlijk schoppen om het schoppen, ik denk dat de Portugezen echt met de rug tegen de muur staan, geen bewijzen, geen back-up vanuit het Britse lab, ze gaan nu wel heel ver met al die aantijgingen, ze verdraaien alles.

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He said: "Four months after his daughter disappeared, during which time he was interviewed several times by the Judicial Police, he remembers that there was a man hiding in the apartment where his three children were sleeping, when he went to check they were okay