Madeleine McCann

cnocbui wrote: »

I have already explained that finding Madeline's DNA in the car might not be a cause for suspicion. It's the context in which it is found that is important. I can't speak for SY, why don't you ask them?

The major advances in DNA profiling have not come about without associated challenges. “Because DNA profiling has become so sensitive we now face the challenge of amplifying up a lot of background DNA,” she said. But in the past two years, the FSI has introduced forensic software to help resolve mixed DNA profiles, that is, DNA profiles with more than one contributor, previously thought to be too complex to interpret, called STRmix.

Touch DNA Transfer

“The future of forensic science is exciting. Recent developments in touch DNA are significant. One of the big challenges now facing forensic scientists, is the interpretation of how and when touch DNA was deposited in terms of transfer and persistence,” Dr Ramsbottom sa

OwlsZat wrote: »

MonkieSocks did you listen to the Maddie podcast?

OwlsZat wrote: »

So I'm going to unfollow the thread.

Prisoner6409 wrote: »

That might be fine if the cadaver dog did not point to a corpse in the apartment. I think they gave her a sleeping pill or the like and she went into cardiac arrest. Either way the investigation was fatally flawed in no small part attributable to Sky news and their constant reporting of their own take on what happened from the beginning with no evidence. Sky pushed the kidnapping narrative from day one. It is also clear from looking at interviews they gave they are lying or at least obfuscating the truth.

GreeBo wrote: »

Looks like we might be about to get some answers on what happened here...finally.

MonkieSocks wrote: »

Here[FORMER Portuguese police chief Goncalo Amaral has revealed a German paedophile suspected over Madeleine McCann’s disappearance is not Martin Ney.

The ex-cop sparked speculation Ney was the prime suspect after saying in an interview earlier this year investigators were focusing on a German paedophile in prison.

Madeleine disappeared days before her fourth birthday in May 2007 after parents Kate and Gerry left their children in their apartment in Praia da Luz.

Amaral was the officer initially in charge of the investigation and made the McCann's "arguidos" - or official suspects - before he was sacked from the case.

In his interview with an Australian podcast, he mentioned the possibility of a German paedophile being responsible - but he didn’t mention 49-year-old Hamburg-born child strangler Ney by name.

Instead he described the suspect only as someone who had been ruled out of the investigation into the missing British youngster in 2008 but later jailed in his home country.

Now Amaral, the original lead investigator in the case, has now said the suspect isn’t Ney, who was jailed for life in 2012 for abducting and murdering three children, and sexually abusing dozens more.

When he was shown a photo of him on Spanish TV, Amaral responded: “It can’t be him.”


“A paedophile who is German and serving life for killing children has been spoken about,” he told a show about missing adults and children.

“What I know is that the suspect is not him, it’s another man. He’s also in prison in Germany. He’s also a paedophile.”

In a bizarre twist, Amaral said the suspect looks similar to Madeleine’s dad Gerry before saying that Ney bears no resemblance to him.

The slur comes after years of legal wrangling between the former police chief and the missing youngster’s parents over his book ‘The Truth of the Lie.’

He claims in the controversial 2008 book that Gerry and Kate McCann had covered up their daughter’s accidental death in their holiday apartment.

The McCanns have made a last-ditch attempt to the European Court of Human Rights after losing a libel fight against Mr Amaral in Portugal.

Last year Amaral claimed MI5 spies had helped to cover up Madeleine’s death and disappearance.

He said British secret agents “for sure had an involvement” in an Australian documentary which aired in April 2018.

The McCanns have repeatedly said the fake accusations against them have harmed the search for Madeleine”



Looking through the thread and found this

Wonder is it the same individual as now

Meglamonia wrote: »

bennyl10 wrote: »

No because the guy you quoted is 49 and the new suspect is 43.

They mention in the above the 49 year old isn’t the suspect in question and someone else i prison in Germany

Is it likely? Probably not.

But it shows it’s been thought about for awhile

GreeBo wrote: »

Looks like we might be about to get some answers on what happened here...finally.

punchdrunk wrote: »

Ney is an evil bastard but into boys by the look of it and as stated is older.
But what are the chances of two German paedophiles being in the area at the same time?that seems like one hell of a coincidence!
Is it possible these two guys were working together in some way?

jimwallace197 wrote: »

If this Pedophile in a German prison is found to be responsible for the disappearance of Madeline McCann, I hope all those people who falsely accused and in some cases, made life a living hell for the parents, hang there heads in shame.

For me, early indications about this suspect seem promising on shedding light on what really happened.

dark crystal wrote: »

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8387125/New-Madeleine-McCann-suspect-discussed-online-chatroom-years-later.html

This scumbag was all over the German tv/news yesterday as well. They've gone as far as to publishing his telephone number and showing the vehicle he was using at the time.

German police believe they are 'very close to an arrest'.

I really hope this is the closure the McCanns need, not only to finally put their daughter to rest, but also to silence the ghouls who have outright accused them of her death.

Mike3287 wrote: »

Feels different this time