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DETECTIVES are investigating phone calls made from a telephone box in Praia da Luz in a bid to trace a man acting suspiciously shortly before Madeleine McCann disappeared. 
 
  By James Murray, Exclusive

PUBLISHED: 00:00, Sun, Apr 23, 2017 | UPDATED: 00:01, Sun, Apr 23, 2017

A couple working at the Dolphin restaurant opposite the phone box contacted Portuguese detectives just after Madeleine went missing and made formal police statements.

The woman said the “strange” man looked similar to a photofit of a suspect.

That led Portugal’s public prosecutor to order all phone records for the call box to be checked in an effort to find the man, who has never been traced.

The prosecutor made the order on the grounds that the man may have abducted or murdered the lost three-year-old.


(Pic Detectives are investigating phone calls made from a telephone box in Praia da Luz) 

Madeleine disappeared from the family’s holiday apartment in Praia da Luz on the Algarve in May 2007. 

Her parents, Kate and Gerry McCann, of Rothley, Leicestershire, have vowed never to give up hope of finding her.  

Portuguese detectives, working closely with Scotland Yard, have prioritised fresh inquiries to identify the mystery caller and have been checking all calls made to and from the box in the days leading up to Madeleine’s abduction 10 years ago next month. Although they have identified many people who made calls to the public phone they have still not been able to find the man. 

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(Pic: Wim Bosman “I saw Kate and Gerry outside the apartment but I didn’t speak to them” - Wim Bosman at his restaurant and, behind him, the phone box the police are interested in)

Madeleine went missing from a holiday apartment in Praia da Luz, in Portugal’s Algarve 9 years ago. 

The call box is 50 yards from the spot where a man carrying a child similar to Madeleine was seen by Irishman Martin Smith and his family, who had been dining at the Dolphin at around 9pm on the night she disappeared.  

On the night of her disappearance South Africans Adrian and Lizelle Marais were working at the Dolphin.  

Policia Judiciaria files on the case outline what Lizelle told officers the day after Madeleine vanished.  

The report states: “The person used the public telephone for long periods of time, always more than 10 minutes. 

“To her, the person did not appear to be either a tourist or a resident. One time she had passed close to him and had felt ‘strange’ but did not know why.” 

After reading the statements Public Prosecutor Jose Menezes took the rare step of signing a legal document allowing police to check the records of the public call box. Work on identifying callers was undertaken before the Portuguese inquiry was shelved in 2008.  

Despite fresh inquiries, the Sunday Express understands they have still not been able to identify the man. South African Wim Bosman, 46, has owned the Dolphin restaurant for 20 years and joined in the searches after Madeleine vanished.  

He said: “Some people said a child had gone missing and me and Adrian immediately joined the hunt to try to find her. We went down to the Ocean Club. There were a lot of people there, maybe over 50 people but the numbers grew to well over 100 people. 

“I saw Kate and Gerry outside the apartment but I didn’t speak to them.  

“I half expected to see a little girl crying on a bench asking for her mummy and daddy. Like many people then, I thought it was just a case of a child getting lost and that she would turn up. 

“By midnight there must have been more than 100 people looking everywhere, in gardens, under vehicles, down on the beach, in alleyways. Some people were calling out her name. 

“Later Lizelle and Adrian mentioned seeing a strange man and said they wanted to speak to the police.  

“They have split up and gone back to South Africa but I am sure they are still interested in developments.  

“Ten years is a long time. I just hope police can discover what happened.”

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Dr Martin Roberts: "The evidence is that these are the pjyamas Madeleine wore on holiday in Praia da Luz. They were photographed and the photo handed to a press agency, who released it on 8 May, as the search for Madeleine continued. The McCanns held up these same pyjamas at two press conferences on 5 & 7June 2007. How could Madeleine have been abducted?"

Amelie McCann (aged 2): "Maddie's jammies!".  

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Eddie and Keela say this story is also nonsense.
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Post by RosieandSam 23.04.17 11:21

Ben Salmon has written an excellent research post on the Dolphino phone box in


Call records less examined, Part 2: Dolfino Phone Box

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The Dolphin/Dolfino phone box entered relevance early in the case, as the owners of the Dolfino restaurant both mentioned an unusual man hanging around the phone box in the days leading up to the events of May 3rd. A photofit was drawn up from Dereck Flack’s sighting, and was corroborated by the Marais couple. A photofit was also drawn up from the testimony of Lance Purser, who was describing an individual he saw in the weeks before (likely not the same person).

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Post by Phoebe 23.04.17 11:23

Subsequent inquiries found that this telephone number is installed in Rua de Sao Reno, lot 3 - 6 drt, Monte Estoril and is used by Sr P*** R****** M**** d L*******, a retired TAP employee who lives at that address with his wife. During an informal conversation with this man it was established that he has relatives in the Algarve, namely a brother in P da L. Sometimes the brother's employee goes to the telephone booth to pay and give him some indications as was the case in May.
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Upon analysing this list compared with information already received from witnesses it was found that the person in question could only be the person who made calls to the number 214*****.

Subsequent inquiries found that this telephone number is installed in Rua de Sao Reno, lot 3 - 6 drt, Monte Estoril and is used by Sr P*** R****** M**** d L*******, a retired TAP employee who lives at that address with his wife. During an informal conversation with this man it was established that he has relatives in the Algarve, namely a brother in P da L. Sometimes the brother's employee goes to the telephone booth to pay and give him some indications as was the case in May.

No relation was found between the numbers from the list of calls made from the booth and the disappearance of Madeleine McCann.

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Paolo Ferreira


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Post by sandancer 23.04.17 11:37

"To her the person​ did not appear to be a tourist or a resident " 

Surprise , surprise​ yet another one who didn't​ look​ like​ a " tourist " 

PDL was​  obviously​ full of " not tourists​ "

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“To her, the person did not appear to be either a tourist or a resident. One time she had passed close to him and had felt ‘strange’ but did not know why.”
That's it.


What more evidence is needed?


Jeeze.
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Post by Patience 23.04.17 12:00

sandancer wrote:"To her the person​ did not appear to be a tourist or a resident " 

Surprise , surprise​ yet another one who didn't​ look​ like​ a " tourist " 

PDL was​  obviously​ full of " not tourists​ "
 

How exactly are they distinguished from non tourists or residents, I wonder? 

Do they walk about with the word STRANGER printed on their foreheads?!!   big grin
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Post by Keitei 23.04.17 12:04

From a wonderful lady -

Debunking phone boot nonsense . Investigated , man identified , who he called , identified service Information

Date: 2008-06-05
To: The Coordinator of the Criminal Investigation, Paolo Rebelo
From: Inspector Paolo Ferreira
Within the scope of the process referred to above, namely with regard information concerning an unknown individual who had a suspicious attitude during the days before the disappearance of Madeleine McCann next to a telephone booth installed near to the Golfinho restaurant, rua Calhete no. 14 A in Praia da Luz, with the aim of trying to identify this person a list of calls made from that booth was requested, which has already been included in the files.
Upon analysing this list compared with information already received from witnesses it was found that the person in question could only be the person who made calls to the number 214*****.
Subsequent inquiries found that this telephone number is installed in Rua de Sao Reno, lot 3 - 6 drt, Monte Estoril and is used by Sr P*** R****** M**** d L*******, a retired TAP employee who lives at that address with his wife. During an informal conversation with this man it was established that he has relatives in the Algarve, namely a brother in P da L. Sometimes the brother's employee goes to the telephone booth to pay and give him some indications as was the case in May.
No relation was found between the numbers from the list of calls made from the booth and the disappearance of Madeleine McCann.
Signed
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Post by sharonl 23.04.17 12:05

Have I got a case of Deja vu or have I really heard this tale  somewhere a few years ago?  Recycling again?
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Post by Hobs 23.04.17 12:08

Do non tourists and/or non residents have some form of identifying mark or maybe a badge or subtle placard that says "I'm not from aroun' 'ere" which can be brandished at inopportune moments such as staring shoppers, nosy neighbors, curious creche workers, doubting drinkers, fraudulent friends, perjurative parents and the like.

A little name tag that says 'suspicious character'?

Perhaps there is a new aftershave called 'mysterious stranger", a subtle scent that cases people to think the wearer is somehow different and suspicious, attracts the attention of liars and cheaters and those seeking to conceal a crime or who want to get their 15 minutes of fame and/or a possible financial benefit.

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OFFICIAL INQUIRY FILES and DOCUMENTS: GOLFINO / DOLPHIN RESTAURANT

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Post by Tony Bennett 23.04.17 12:34

Patience wrote:
sandancer wrote:"To her the person​ did not appear to be a tourist or a resident" 

Surprise , surprise​ yet another one who didn't​ look​ like​ a "tourist" 

PDL was​  obviously​ full of " not tourists​ "
 
How exactly are they distinguished from non tourists or residents, I wonder? 

Do they walk about with the word STRANGER printed on their foreheads?!!   big grin
The answer to your question must be:

ASK JANE TANNER 

"He didn't look like a tourist"

OR ASK NUNO LOURENCO

"He didn't look like a tourist"

OR, FOR THAT MATTER, MARTIN SMITH

"He didn't look like a tourist".

What I would really love to know is:

Who wrote their script for them?

Who decided that all three would base their descriptions on Polish tourist Wojchiech Krokowski?

This required advance planning - BEFORE 3rd May




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Amelie McCann (aged 2): "Maddie's jammies!".  

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'He didn't look like a tourist' continued..

This was reported by James Murray of the Express, many years ago, I believe in connection with the Gail Cooper alleged sighting..

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Compare with this James Murray report [acknowledgement Joana Morais blogspot] ..

Madeleine McCann: Is this the man who snatched her?

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Madeleine McCann: The man Jane Tanner saw and, 
right, stranger on the beach


and this artist impression of the man ex-DCI Redwood proclaimed before the world to be crecheman - a substitue Tannerman who bears a strong resemblance to Gail Coopers mystery beachman!!!

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Post by jeanmonroe 23.04.17 13:13

What I would really love to know is:

Who wrote their script for them?
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Doesn't matter!

They all 'forgot' what they were, imo, 'supposed to say', in their police 'interviews!

G&KM in 'sync'..............JT 'ooppps'

GM 'statement' 04/05/2007.

It is emphasised that one of the members of the group, Jane, at about 21.10 - 21.15 when she was going to her apartment to check on her children, she saw from the back, at a distance of about 50 metres, on the road bordering the club, an individual

KM 'statement' 04/05/2007

Later, a member of the group, Russell's partner Jane, when she went to her apartment to see her children at around 9.15pm, saw from the back [rear] about 50 metres away, on the perimeter road of the club,

JT, Panorama Nov 2007: "And then after I'd past Gerry, at the top of the road I just saw somebody walking across the top of the road I just saw somebody walking across the top of the road so I was a reasonable distance away from them, and that person was carrying a child.'

On another programme:

'erm, umm, I was about 10-15 FEET, (3-5 meters) away when I saw the man, carrying a bundle child'
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Post by Hobs 23.04.17 13:39

Maybe it was Harry Keogh 'The necroscope' using the mobius continuum allowing him to transport himself and anyone else with him anywhere in the multiverse.
Sadly he became a Wamphyr via the spores of the vampire Faethor Ferenczy,and went over to starside till he died.

It would explain why there was no physical evidence of an abduction either of entry/exit or any traces within the apartment and why Maddie has seemingly vanished off the face of the earth.

This is just as believable as any explanation that she was abducted by a rich childless couple desperate for a child.
Abducted by child traffickers and living in a rich arab's house.
Abducted by a paedophile who is treating her like a princess.
Wandered off and was found by someone who  was desperate for a child to love.
Living in a hellhole somewhere within 10 miles of PDL in the wild lands and unexplored areas in Portugal.
Living happily with a new family not knowing who she is or that she was abducted.
Living with gypsies.
Being passed around by a paedophile ring.
Alive somewhere and not dead.
Definitely not dead.
Definitely didn't die in the apartment the week of the vacation then was hidden away by the mccanns and possibly accomplices and then moved 20 plus days later in the hire car. Definitely not dead, since if she was and the mccanns knew as they were involved, that would make the fund fraudulent.

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The Necroscope series are very good horror stories with really mean and nasty vampires, espionage, psychics/espers trying to stop the vampires invading Earth and killing those that get through.

No glittery nice vampires here.

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Hobs wrote:Do non tourists and/or non residents have some form of identifying mark or maybe a badge or subtle placard that says "I'm not from aroun' 'ere" which can be brandished at inopportune moments such as staring shoppers, nosy neighbors, curious creche workers, doubting drinkers, fraudulent friends, perjurative parents and the like.

A little name tag that says 'suspicious character'?

Perhaps there is a new aftershave called 'mysterious stranger", a subtle scent that cases people to think the wearer is somehow different and suspicious, attracts the attention of liars and cheaters and those seeking to conceal a crime or who want to get their 15 minutes of fame and/or a possible financial benefit.
Sorry, I know this is a serious matter but I've just been almost  hysterical with laughter reading this post.  All these 'didn't look like tourist' comments are beyond ridiculous.  
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Post by jeanmonroe 23.04.17 21:23

So, re 'telephone box'............ which one of the 'doctors' done it?

Doctor Who?

There were at least FIVE 'doctors' in PDL, staying at MW OC, on May 3rd 2007, weren't there?
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Post by sharonl 23.04.17 22:08

From the Shining in Luz blog 2014 - How you SEE someone making strange phone calls is beyond me big grin

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The Smith family sighting of a man carrying a child on the night of 3rd May 2007, in Luz, is problematic throughout.
Three members of the Smith family gave first statements on 26 May 2007, some 23 days after the sighting, after a lot of publicity about the case, and the day after the Jane Tanner sighting, and description, was made public.  (This news of the Tanner sighting was NOT the trigger for the Smith statements.)
Martin Smith (father), Peter Smith (Martin’s son, with a family of his own) and Aoife Smith (12 year old daughter of Martin) were those giving the first Smith statements.
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They dined at the Dolphin restaurant, which is the building on the left.

(The phone box in front is the one where the Dolphin owner saw a man making strange phone calls in the days before Madeleine’s disappearance.)
The tree behind the phone box is at the end of a road which has pedestrian access, but not car access, to the area in the centre of the photo.  This may be important in solving the Smith sighting.
If your eyes are sharp, you can just see a person, in a white T-shirt and orangey-red shorts, behind the tree, coming down the “Street of Steps”, a pedestrian lane leading from the photo location up to Rua 25 de Abril.
Next to the Street of Steps, with brown doors is Fernando’s, aka Bar Calheta.  Then there are 3 houses, one obviously a ruin.
At the right is Kelly’s bar.
Finally, note the car park.  That is busy throughout the day and late into the night, as it is one of the few areas for parking in this vicinity.
On with the Smith statements.  Martin, Peter and Aoife say 9 of the family ate there on 3rd May 2007- 4 adults and 5 children.  Martin and Peter say the group left at about 9pm.  Aoife puts it around 9:30pm.  A documentary based on Gonçalo Amaral´s book “The Truth of the Lie” says the bill was paid by credit card, and this was time-stamped as 9:27pm.  (See Joana Morais for the video and a full transcript in English.)
All three state they went to Kelly’s pub for some drinks.  This seems curious as they could have more drinks in the Dolphin and as all three say Peter’s pregnant wife was feeling unwell and that Peter’s family were due to fly back to Ireland in the morning.  Martin makes it ‘early morning’, and it turns out he was the one to drive them to Faro airport for that early flight.
What appear to be the timed receipts for Kelly’s bar for that evening are on the Internet.  (I have yet to check if these are valid.)  The receipts are for small amounts and are a poor match for a group of 9.
The three statements put departure time from Kelly´s at around 9:50pm to 10pm.  This could be correct, but if Martin and Peter’s recollection of nearly an hour in Kelly’s having some drinks is correct, it would shift the sighting to more like 10:30pm.  While if the departure time is correct, it begs again the question of why go to Kelly’s with an unwell pregnant wife and an early morning flight to come?  (Note, there was a convenience store a minute away if a subset of the group wanted more drinks.)
Whatever, the group left Kelly’s, passed the front of Fernando’s, turned right to go up the Street of Steps to the junction at Rua 25 de Abril.
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Doctor Who in the phone box. Lol. Thanks for injection of humour into a depressing news day. G.S.O.H. keeps the intelligent brain from giving up on this sad case.
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The report by James Murray featured in the Sunday Express on 16th May 2010, shows this image in connection with the Gail Cooper sighting..




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The above image of the Gail Cooper sighting bears a striking resemblance to the artist impression of ex-DCI Andy Redwood's 'crecheman', revealed during the October 2013 Crimewatch production..

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Did ex-DCI Andy Redwood base his crecheman revealed in October 2013 on Gail Cooper's sighting reported by the Sunday Express in May 2010?
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