Tories Use Madeleine McCann To Pretend They Care
MADELEINE McCanns parents, Gerry and Kate McCann, have welcomed in the new coalition Government by meeting with Home Secretary Theresa May.
Mr and Mrs McCann are asking for a full independent review of the police investigation into the disappearance of their daughter.
Says Mr McCann:
“I think people are reluctant to undertake a review because there’s been difficult, sensitive issues. But Madeleine’s rights should be put first. She’s missing, she’s innocent and whoever’s taken her is still out there, and that has to be of paramount importance.”
We still have no proof a crime occurred and befell the media’s Our Maddie.
A Home Office spokesman feels impelled to reply:
“The Home Secretary held a private meeting with Kate and Gerry McCann on Wednesday to discuss the case of their missing daughter Madeleine. The Government’s primary concern in this matter is the wellbeing of Madeleine McCann and to ensure that everything feasible is being done to progress the search for her.”
Yeah, sure it is. The key word in that reply is “feasible”. It’s a caveat which means do nothing until some new evidence emerges.
And in the meanwhile, the Government, which dares not show the McCanns the door, is keen to use the benchmark of orchestrated suffering and look caring and good. Note: There are meetings but no photo ops – not any more.
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Composite file e-fits of potential suspects which have built up since Madeleine McCann went missing two years ago. From left, a suspect described by Jane Tanner, one of the friends on holiday with the McCanns in May 2007, of a man walking with a child in his arms away from the holiday apartment where Madeleine was sleeping on the night she disappeared, image of a suspects face and a full length image made public in January last year based on a statement given by Gail Cooper, a British holidaymaker. Black and white computer-generated e-fits of two suspicious men seen hanging around Praia da Luz before Madeleine went missing which were released from official police files after Portuguese authorities shelved their investigation but which were never made public by detectives and a e-fit of a suspect released as part of a new TV documentary to mark the second anniversary of Madeleine's disappearance. The artist's impression shows a pock-marked and 'very ugly' man who appeared to be watching the apartment where the little girl was staying with her family on the day before she vanished.
Posted: 6th, August 2010 | In: Madeleine McCann Comments (3) | TrackBack | Permalink
