Hours after the disappearance of the little English girl, the McCanns used the covers of childrens story books that belonged to their daughter, to write down details of the evening
Hours after Madeleine disappeared, the English girls parents tore the covers of two childrens books that the child enjoyed leafing through before going to sleep, to write down the details of the evening of the disappearance.
There, according to what can be verified by the pages that have been appended to the process, Madeleines parents noted the periodicity of the visits to the rooms where the various children slept and who within the group of English people had verified that nothing out of the ordinary was taking place.
The PJ appended those documents to the process on September 9 of last year, then referring that the same had been apprehended by the GNR on the night that the girl stopped being seen.
The importance of the book covers was related to the fact that the PJ considers that there was a manipulation of the testimonies the depositions between the elements of the group were combined in a detailed manner. That was the motive why those pieces of evidence were gathered only after Gerry and Kate were made arguidos, at a time when they had already formally assumed that they were suspects.
To the authorities, it was then an important detail at that moment in the investigation, because it revealed the little girls parents concern in protecting themselves from possible responsibilities, overshadowing the preservation of objects that belonged to the child at a moment in time when she had only been missing for a few hours.
Which led the authorities to admit that there could have been a manipulation of testimonies.
Son of player confounded with child
English tourists confounded the son of Dino Drpic, a football player for Dynamo of Zagreb, with Madeleine McCann and tried to remove the child from his mother, according to the Croatian press. The case took place on the island of Krk, when the tourists confounded the little English girl with the son of Dino and Nives Drpic, aged two and a half. Upon seeing blonde Leone Drpic, a British child was convinced that it was Maddie and warned her parents. The parents, after taking a few photographs from a distance, came closer to the little boy and tried to take him. There was a moment when she got hold of his arm, apparently believing that nobody was watching him [the boy]. As soon as I approached, she realized her mistake and apologized, said Nives Drpic.
Details
Reconstitution
The reconstitution of the evening of the disappearance, which never took place because the English werent available to return to Portugal, was fundamental to understand all the steps that were made by the elements of the group that evening. The PJ intended to determine at exactly what time the little girl had gone missing.
Photo-fit Jane Tanner asserted that she had seen a stranger at around 9 p.m., carrying a child. She admitted that it had been the abductor and explained that Gerry was very close to her when she saw him. A photo-fit was made
, but the authorities always considered that her deposition was not credible.
Timeline Maddie was last seen, by persons other than her parents and siblings, at around 5.30 p.m.
source: Correio da Manhã 18.08.2008, paper edition
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Sad, selfish people!
. It amazes me that people still continue to donate, without something in return. I wouldn't donate to a fund where a detailed profit and loss statement, along with a balance sheet was not available at least quarterly. But that's just the accountant in me talking...I suppose some give their last pound to the McCanns and go without. Those people deserve to know the truth, though, if they are so stupid to blindly trust the McCanns, I guess they deserve to go hungry. (I think about the hundreds of people who gave every dime they had to Jim Jones on these occasions, and we all know what happened to them.):furious:
