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The PJ's Final Report & The Archiving Dispatch *

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The PJ's Final Report, 57-page summary, 21 July 2008
The PJ's 57-page 'Final Report' summary & the Public Prosecutor's Archiving Dispatch

MCCANN PJ FILES ARCHIVING OF THE MADELEINE PROCESS

MCCANN PJ FILES PDF FILE: PJ FINAL REPORT ENGLISH 57 PAGES
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The Archiving of the Madeleine Process: Comment
The Archiving of the Madeleine Process: Comment Joana Morais blogspot
 
By Astro
21 July 2009
 
One year ago today, the Madeleine McCann case investigation was archived, pending 'better' evidence. The three arguidos in the process, Robert Murat, Kate Healy and Gerald McCann, were relieved of their arguido status.
 
The archiving dispatch, authored by public prosecutor Jose de Magalhaes e Menezes, and joint prosecutor Joao Melchior Gomes, is the document that analyses the case investigation and justifies the decision to archive the process.
 
I personally respect, but disagree with the decision that was made on the case one year ago. The archiving dispatch itself is riddled with contradiction and recognises the very significant amount of facts about this case that remain unclear. How any case can be archived, sustained on a 57-page document that lists nothing but doubts, can only be justified by the need to comply with the new Penal Process Code, which was enforced on the 15th of September 2007. Under the new code, any judicial process starts a countdown on the day that the first arguido is made: after 8 months, with two possible extensions of 3 months each, there has to be a decision to either accuse, or archive the case.
 
Robert Murat was made an arguido on the 14th of May 2007 - 4 months before the new Penal Process Code was enforced -, and 14 months later, the case was archived, caught in time between two different legal frames.
 
Nobody wants to believe that Justice could be anything but blind. Personally, I don't want to believe that this case was archived due to a technicality, at a time when there were still diligences to be made, leads to be followed, important details to be clarified.
 
But that is precisely what the archiving dispatch tells us.

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