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Theresa May was told that the hunt for Madeleine McCann will
fail without new clues |
THE
hunt for Madeleine McCann will fail unless police uncover a fresh clue,
Europe's top policeman has said.
Europol director Rob Wainwright revealed he was contacted by Home
Secretary Theresa May after the Prime Minister announced that the case
should be reviewed.
He
said: 'She asked for my advice about in what way we could move the case
along again.
'We
all know how difficult it is. We picked up one or two leads in the past
' nothing substantial.
'The
Portuguese authorities have done as much as they think they can. Their
position is that if there is credible new
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Police need fresh clues about Madeleine McCann |
intelligence, they'll open the case immediately.' David Cameron last
week ordered the Metropolitan Police to review all the evidence
following a plea by Madeleine's parents, Kate and Gerry.
One
credible theory is that Madeleine was kidnapped and sold to a child sex
ring.
Mr
Wainwright said: 'We don't know what's happened to Madeleine McCann. We
can only surmise it might involve a child sex network. If it does, we
have a lot of experience and intelligence at our disposal and we are
ready to help.' |
