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Portugal reopens probe into missing British girl
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Portuguese authorities are reopening their probe into the disappearance of British girl Madeleine McCann from a beach resort in 2007.
“The attorney general’s office has decided to reopen the inquiry into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann following a request by police due to new elements,” it said in a statement yesterday.
The Correio da Manha newspaper reported that a police team was sent to review the high-profile case last year with a focus on the possibility of a kidnapping by an organized pedophile network.
The girl vanished from the holiday apartment where her parents were staying in the Algarve resort of Praia da Luz just days before her fourth birthday in May 2007, while they were dining at a nearby tapas bar.
Portuguese authorities closed their investigation into her disappearance in 2008, but Scotland Yard spent two years reviewing it at the British government’s request and opened their own probe in July this year.
The McCanns have never abandoned their campaign to find their daughter, who they believe was kidnapped and is still alive.
The discovery last week of a young blonde girl in a Roma camp in Greece has resurrected the issue of child kidnapping in Europe once again, and had “given hope” to Madeleine’s parents.
British detectives investigating the case last week published two new electronic images of a man they want to contact in a major new appeal also shown in Germany and the Netherlands.
The man was described as white, aged between 20 and 40, with short brown hair, of medium build, medium height and clean shaven. Police also want to identify two other men, probably with short blond hair and possibly speaking German or Dutch, who had also been seen repeatedly near the apartment.
The British detectives said they had received 2,400 calls and emails since the television appeal, while several hundred calls were also received by the German and Dutch shows.
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