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In the 10 years since three-year-old Madeleine McCann went missing from a Portugal hotel the prevailing theory has been that she was abducted.
Now, a crime expert claims that is “unlikely” to be the case and that another theory makes far more sense.
‘Profile of the Disappearance of Madeleine McCann’ author Pat Brown, who has analysed the case, said the evidence implicates the British girl’s parents, not a stranger.
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The investigative criminal profiler told News.com.au that Scotland Yard was “wasting time and money” searching for the little girl.
“Madeleine is dead,” Brown told the news site.
“There’s no point spending all of this money as nothing they do is going to make that child alive.”
Brown said the evidence in the case “does not support an abduction” and instead points to an accidental death that was “covered up”.
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By "this guy" do you mean Goncarl Amaral the lead Detective in the case? because if you do then yes sure as hell he knows more about the case that Scotland Yard. He solved the case 10 years ago but was hampered by the UK government. His comments are not speculation, they are based on evidence gathered during the investigation. Do some research on the case you might learn something.
I dont think this guy somehow knows more about the case than the Scotland Yard detectives who have been investigating it for many years now. If there was credible evidence to suggest the parents had anything to do with her disappearance then they would have been arrested and questioned about it by now. His comments are nothing more than speculation.