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Maddie: Keep a look-out

AS the Bank Holiday weekend approaches, the man heading a team of private investigators leading the search for Madeleine McCann asks travellers to be on the lookout for the missing six-year-old.

Following the release of the file containing thousands of reports and statements taken by the Portuguese Police, Dave Edgar, a former senior investigator with Cheshire Police, and his team have been meticulously re-examining the available evidence.

Devon24

Madeleine Case: Brit Paedophile 'Of Interest'

A convicted British paedophile has been named as an "individual of interest" in the investigation into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann.

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Sky News sources say Raymond Hewlett was living in Tavira, a coastal town between Faro and the Spanish border, when Madeleine disappeared on May 3, 2007.

Sky News

Madeleine police chief convicted

The ex-head of the police inquiry into Madeleine McCann's disappearance has been convicted of falsifying documents in another case, Portuguese media say.

Goncalo Amaral was given an 18-month suspended sentence by a court in Faro in connection with an alleged attack on the mother of another missing girl.

Madeleine's parents, Kate and Gerry McCann, are planning to sue Mr Amaral.

BBC


Madeleine McCann police chief found guilty of falsifying evidence

Telegraph

Madeleine: Paedophile Raymond Hewlett lived life of a traveller
By Aidan Mcgurran; Stephen Moyes
Mirror

McCanns urge 'seriously ill' paedophile to co-operate with the Madeleine investigationBy
Michael Seamark

Mail

Paedo Raymond Hewlett admits visiting Maddie holiday flats

Convicted pervert Raymond Hewlett, 64, has admitted knowing the resort where the McCanns were holidaying “very well” and said he had parked a van close to their complex on several occasions.

And last night a man who shared a Morocco campsite with Hewlett and his family for three months described how the drifter was obsessed with the missing youngster.

Mirror

MADELEINE: THE MISSED CLUES AT £1M VILLA

Madeleine McCANN may have been taken to a luxury villa just half a mile from where she was abducted, Portuguese detectives were told.

Suspicions were raised because of the behaviour of the people who rented the £1million villa and because video cameras were reportedly seen there along with pictures of children on a wall, the Sunday Express has learned.

DailyExpress