Armchair_Defective
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Excellent and current (today) article written by a senior investigation officer from CEOP, the UK’s Child Exploitation Online Protection Centre who was sent to Portugal as part of the UK’s response to Madeleine’s disappearance.
"The majority of children who are murdered after being abducted by someone unknown to them are dead within three to six hours"
"From the outset I was struck by the lack of urgency surrounding the investigation and it was difficult to establish any detailed information around what direction the investigation was taking."
Investigation into Madeleine McCann’s disappearance was ‘flawed from the start’, says detective
Interesting thanks but really? He asks when Portuguese investigated CB and when UK police were passed his info? Even I know those details, UK police had all the files in 2012, they reviewed them.
...I'm also shocked that he as a ( former) police officer asked the parents what scenarios they thought were likely and then put that in his report.
Why would Portuguese welcome interference from CEOP which is not the UK police but a different organisation? They were already working with UK police.
CEOP have a checkered history. More smearing of the Portuguese IMO.
''In September 2015, gross misconduct notices were served on four police officers who had held management roles in CEOP. The actions were part of an Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) investigation into a 16-month delay in passing on information about 2,345 British child abuse suspects"
Child Exploitation and Online Protection Command - Wikipedia