Moita Fiores - Maddie McCann died in the apartment

This story seems to be doing the rounds in some foreign papers at the moment - this report from Germany today 

https://www.bunte.de/family/bewegende-geschichten/schicksalsgeschichten/maddie-mccann-nach-mordschlagzeilen-schwere-vorwuerfe-gegen-die-eltern.html

What really happened on the night of 3 May 2007 at the Portuguese holiday resort? At that time, the then three-year-old Madelaine McCann, called Maddie, disappeared from her parents' apartment. To this day, every little trace of the small is missing. However, the parents, Kate and Gerry McCann, did not give up the search. The images of little Maddie go around the world for over ten years.

Through a foundation, donations and funds from the British government, the search for Maddie is still provided with money. According to "Daily Mail", 11 million pounds (about 12.6 million euros) flowed into the search of the little ones. The parents are still sure that their daughter was kidnapped and still alive.

Maddie died in this house "

Scotland Yard launched its own 2011 Maddie McCann investigation and is still working on it. There are many voices criticizing the British authorities for refusing to cooperate with the Portuguese police. Especially officials who were involved in the investigation on site, in the holiday region Algarve, but doubt the abduction theory of the family.

Investigator Goncalo Amaral (57) published a book on the case and was sued by the McCanns. However, they lost in front of the highest court in Portugal. Even criminal expert Moita Flores thinks that little Maddie died in the apartment. "It would be impossible to get through this window with a child. Maddie died in this house, "he said, according to the news site" publimentro.cl "of the Portuguese publication" Flash! ".

He also speaks of the great influence the family and their friends have on politics. "The secret lies in the group of people, including the parents, who are very influential."

word agains word

The McCann family was not alone on vacation. With three friendly couples and a total of eight children, they spent the holidays in Portugal. The McCanns themselves had two younger children, the twins Sean and Amelie, 13, who were in a room with Maddie when she disappeared without a trace.

Flores is certain: "With the £ 96,000 of the British government, they should make a reconstruction of the events in Praia de Luz, this is the only way to resolve the case."

It's one word against the other. The McCanns who adhere to the kidnapping theory to this day and think Maddie would be in a human trafficking and the investigators who believe in murder. Until a corpse or the girl is found alive, we will probably never know the truth

From a Spanish report


After 11 years of little Madeleine MacCann disappearing in the Praia da Lux complex in Portugal, all sorts of theories have been launched.

One of them is that the child is still alive. However, a criminologist, named Moita Flores, who was involved with the Judicial Police that carried out the initial search, said he has no doubt that Kate and Gerry McCann's daughter died in their apartment, according to the Upsocl website.


"It was impossible to go through that window with a child, Maddie died in that house," he said.

In that line, he added that "the secret lies in that group of people and in the parents who are influential people in the British government."

He also said that "with the 96,000 euros made available by the British government, they made a reconstitution in Praia da Luz, which is the only way to resolve the case."

It must be said that in May of last year, Madeleine would turn 14, and on the official Facebook page of the campaign to find her, they wrote: "Happy birthday, Madeleine! We love you and we are waiting for you. We're never going to give up. "

Perhaps the MMRG letter has served to release people from their bondage, since they can now point not only at GA's book, AND Tavares de Almeida's report, AND the shelving report, AND the Supreme court decision,  but now also at a paper which has been submitted properly and legally to the proper authorities (As opposed to simply making allegations and shouting about it on the web)

Who knows what could be next?   

Get'emGonçalo wrote:Perhaps the MMRG letter has served to release people from their bondage, since they can now point not only at GA's book, AND Tavares de Almeida's report, AND the shelving report, AND the Supreme court decision,  but now also at a paper which has been submitted properly and legally to the proper authorities (As opposed to simply making allegations and shouting about it on the web)

Who knows what could be next?   

   Re-opening of the official investigation would be nice, especially without the interference of Gordon Brown and Jose Socrates.

But   where would that leave Operation Grange and Netflix?