Photographs from The Madeleine Foundation, CMOMM and MMRG

Tony Bennett with Rod and Helen (Hentie) and Sharon Bradford from the Madeleine Foundation pressure group in London for 'Gonçalo Amaral Day' and to hand in a petition to Downing Street asking for a Full Public Inquiry into what really happened to Madeleine McCann - 2 October 2010.






Sharon Bradford and Tony Bennett outside the Home Office.



Helen Williamson (Hentie) and Tony Bennett hand in their Petition to 10 Downing Street.



Tony Bennett seen here with US Criminal Profiler Pat Brown in Windsor on 7 Feb 2012. After meeting with Tony she then travelled to Portugal to meet Gonçalo Amaral and PeterMac where she filmed him proving that the shutters to apartment 5a do not stay up, which debunked one of the McCanns theories that an abductor carried Madeleine out of the window. Pat and Peter also searched the lawless hinterlands where Dave Edgar believes Madeleine is being held. It should be noted that the McCanns, nor any of their own private detectives, have ever searched there for themselves. It takes someone from the USA and Spain to do that.



Pat Brown in the Algarve with Gonçalo Amaral in February 2012.



Tony Bennett with former Madeleine Foundation Chairman Debbie Butler preparing their '60 Reasons' leaflets to mail to every single Member of Parliament.



An anonymous campaigner posting a leaflet in a Tesco's trolley shelter. As you do.



Grenville Green with his son Stephen at their market stall, East Midlands, 6 May 2009 in a small gesture of defiance against the media conspiracy to blot out any suggestion that Madeleine McCann really died in Apartment 5A in Praia da Luz. Grenville Green paid for the market stall himself.



Madeleine Foundation members in Bonn Square engage in conversation with passers-by about what really happened to Madeleine McCann.



Grenville Green with his son Stephen in Lisbon for one of Gonçalo Amaral's court hearings.



Grenville Green reaches the Sackler Library as he leaflets dozens of University institutions.



Grenville Green delivers the Clarence Mitchell leaflet to residential areas close to the colleges.



Grenville Green raising awareness on his motorbike somewhere in the East Midlands.



An Oxford resident is pleased to accept a copy of "What Really Happened to Madeleine McCann? - 60 Reasons which suggest she was not abducted" from former Madeleine Foundation Chairman Debbie Butler.



After hunting for hours round Oxford looking for CaboFrio's Portuguese Wild Boar Burgers, Madeleine Foundation members Debbie Butler, Helene Davies-Green and Grenville Green have to settle for Hassan's Burger and Chips. Some people may remember CaboFrio from the old 3 Arguido's forum.



The Madeleine Foundation placard 'What really happened to Madeleine McCann', after being carried around London and displayed outside the Ministry of Justice, is finally laid to rest outside Leicestershire Constabulary Headquarters.



Tony Bennett with our German campaigner and translator Vera Steinke, who translated the 60 Reasons booklet for the Madeleine Foundation which was launched in August 2009.



Tony Bennett and Helene Davies-Green outside the Oxford Union building.



Madeleine Foundation member Sharon Bradford delivers the Clarence Mitchell leaflets to the Instituto Camoes Centre for Portuguese Language.



Richard D. Hall at one of his many 'Madeleine' lectures.



Richard D. Hall at one of his many 'Madeleine' lectures.



CMOMM & MMRG member PeterMac hits the news headlines in a Nottinghamshire newspaper following his contribution to Australian journalist Mark Saunokonoko's 'Maddie' podcast https://omny.fm/shows/maddie/maddie?in_playlist=maddie!podcast



Tony Bennett hands in a second Dossier of evidence to the MET Police to mark Gonçalo Amaral Day on 2 October 2011.
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Tony Bennett hands in his Dossier to Belgravia Police Station.



The contents of the Dossier of Evidence submitted to the MET Police.



Tony Bennett writing his 60 Reasons leaflets.



Tony Bennett makes the news with his 60 Reasons leaflets.