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Have You seen anything suspicious related to the disappearance of Madeleine or if you believe you know where Madeleine is being concealed or hidden?

Anne Harrison, Detective Chief Superintendent from the NPIA said: "We also want anyone who took part in the initial search for Madeleine that took place before the Portuguese police arrived at the scene of her abduction but who have not yet come forward to contact us on 0800 096 1233."

"Similarly if anyone out there thinks they may have seen something suspicious or have suspicions as to who may have taken Madeleine or believe they may have seen her then ring us now.

"Finally to anyone who believes they may know where Madeleine is being concealed or hidden. We do not know the reason why she was taken but the Portuguese authorities have searched extensively around Praia da Luz and she has not been found.

It is possible she is being hidden or concealed in some way and if you know where then by now you may have realised it is in everybody's interest that she is returned to her family".
Our daughter Madeleine was abducted on 3rd May 2007 in Praia da Luz, Portugal, 9 days before her 4th birthday. She was taken from our holiday apartment where she was sleeping with her younger brother and sister whilst we were dining 50 yards away. Despite a massive investigation led by the Portuguese police and supported by the British police, we still do not know who has taken her, why she was taken or where she is. In addition, private investigators based in Spain are now following up any leads regarding Madeleine’s disappearance. Do you have any photos or videos? Please upload them to mailto:toinvestigation@findmadeleine.comOr Call Our Investigation Line +44 845 838 4699 Do you know something and don't want to or are too afraid of talking to the police? Speak to us (the McCann Team) confidentially on 0845 8384699 or anonymous@findmadeleine.com

The documentary reconstructed that critical night using eye witness testimony and where possible, the actual people involved such as Jane, who believes she actually saw Madeleine being carried away, but at the time, didn’t immediately assume she was witnessing an abduction; a fact that she finds hard to deal with now because she of course realises that her intervention at that moment could’ve meant that Madeleine was at this minute safe at home with her family. That must be a terrible burden for her to bear and it was heart rending to see her weep as she watched the actor playing Madeleine’s abductor carrying a child…

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Thursday, 25 June 2009

Abducted Boy 7 Link To Suspect


Tecs to quiz Paedophile facing murder trial.

A Murder suspect due to be quizzed by detectives hunting Madeleine McCann is a convicted paedophile being chased over another abduction.

Spanish police want to question the man over the disappearance of a boy of seven.

Little Yeremi Vargas vanished in 2007 just eight weeks before Maddie was snatched from her family's holiday flat in Portugal.

He was playing outside his home in the Canary Islands. The new suspect, a middle-aged man, was living in Europe at the time under an assumed name. He is currently on remand in a British prison.
He is due to be tried over the alleged murder of a woman and is said to be facing other allegations linked to child abuse.

He was jailed for eight years in Britain in the 1990's for drugging and raping children aged between 11 and 15, but he went on the run and skipped the country after being released on parole- And he was a free man when Yeremi and Maddie - aged 3 at the time - disappeared.


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The private detectives hunting Maddie put him on the "hit list" of suspects after learning he was being trailed by the Spanish cops.
A source said: "The fact he is a paedophile wanted for questioning in the Vargas case makes him a person of interest' to the Maddie team.
"His background and where he was living at the time Maddie vanished means he has been identified as one of around seven suspects they feel should be urgently interviewed"


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Yeremi's disappearance was dubbed the "Spanish Maddie" by the nation's press and the boys mother Ithaisa Suarez, 24, revealed Spanish cops has contact with Portuguese police probing Maddie's abduction.

She wrote to Maddie's mum Kate, of Rothley, Leics. and the two of them have stayed in touch.

Kate and husband Gerry have included information about the Yeremi case on their "Find Madeleine" website.

It is believed the Maddie detectives have asked bosses at the jail where the new suspect is being held if they can quiz him.

(The Sun - Paper edition only)

Welcome to the web Yéremi José Vargas, from here we thank all who have helped us in finding the small Yéremi continue looking for and do not stop to find it, if you have any clue do not hesitate to contact us either through the following numbers: 928 754 764 • 928 727 201 • 639 568 905 or through our mail mailto:info@yeremivargas.com our thanks also to the "Most Wanted" by Albert Castillón Antenna 3 thank you very much and hope that soon this Yéremi Vargas us.http://www.yeremivargas.com///


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The faces of Audrey and Ithaisa reflect the pain and suffering, but they show courage and strength to ensure they have given their support.
Audrey Fitzpatrick, the mother of the missing Amy Fitzpatrick Malaga went to Gran Canaria with the intention of supporting Ithaisa Suarez, mother of Yeremi Vargas.

Despite not being able to communicate, as they do not share language, the two have been well understood at the time of "fighting to drive the search for two children and Sara Morales, disappeared on Gran Canaria "Not only have they taken to the streets themselves to distribute thousands of posters with his face and details of missing children, but plan to hold a rally in Vecindario still no date for requesting the support of the population.

Ithaisa has regained a courage that she thought she had lost. With renewed energy and with greater force than ever is willing to fight for her child so he does not remain forgotten.

"I know that time is against us, so I think it's time to put everything on my part
To see a mother who is going through the same thing has given me strength to continue the search for Yeremi,"

Audrey says that travel to various countries to distribute posters, Ithaisa and I'll go ahead with the search and see the light. "

For further updates on this case and others: http://dontletthemhurtourchildren.blogspot.com/2008/06/mccann-spokesman-helping-fitzpatrick.html
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Anthony Bennet has been accused of "appalling" insensitivity.

No matter what you think of Kate and Gerry McCann Madeleine is Still Missing.

I made this video after sharing thoughts with just some of the Committed & Compassionate individuals amongst us, those who have followed Madeleine's plight since day One and Will Ccontinue to do so until' Madeleine is Returned Safely Home.

I added the James Whale Interview with Tony Bennett -For those of you that may have missed it.

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McCanns win MEPs' backing for abduction alert system

Gerry and Kate McCann have won the backing of MEPs for a Europe-wide child abduction alert system which they believe could have helped find their missing daughter Madeleine.

A majority of members of the European Parliament have now signed a declaration calling for the introduction of the so-called Amber Alert system, which would involve much greater co-operation between countries when a child is reported missing.
The McCanns began their campaign after discovering that border officials in Spain were not told about Madeleine's abduction from a Portuguese holiday resort until 12 hours after the alarm was raised, giving kidnappers ample time to flee abroad.
Under the Amber Alert system police forces in neighbouring countries would be alerted immediately to a child's disappearance and descriptions or pictures of the child could be quickly circulated to the media. A similar system in America is credited with returning 400 children to their parents in five years.
For a declaration lodged in the European Parliament to become a resolution, a simple majority of 393 MEPs must sign it, and today the tally reached 398, meaning it will now be sent to the EU children's commissioner with a recommendation that it is implemented.
Gerry and Kate McCann said in a statement: "This is wonderful news. We would like to thank each and every one of the MEPs who backed this declaration. By doing so they are helping to make Europe a safer place for children.
"Hopefully this will also mean that far fewer families have to suffer the pain that we are continuing to endure. We now urge the commission to act swiftly in taking forward a Europe-wide missing child alert structure."
Edward McMillan-Scott, the Tory MEP for Yorkshire and Humber who helped the McCanns lobby MEPs during two visits to Strasbourg, said: "I'm delighted a majority of MEPs have now backed this important initiative. Now it has real impetus and hopefully it will help save children who have been abducted, as a similar system has done in America."
A final decision on whether to implement the scheme, and the details of how it would work, are now in the hands of the EU children's commissioner, Jacques Barrot, but the McCanns are hopeful the scheme will be up and running within one to two years.
The couple, together with their twins Sean and Amelie, are currently enjoying their first family holiday since Madeleine's disappearance in Praia da Luz in May last year, a few days before her fourth birthday.

Code Madeleine launched to keep children Safe

A new initiative backed by Madeleine McCann's parents will be launched to help keep children safe on holiday.The six point plan - named Code Madeleine - outlines what parents should do if their child goes missing.The code - similar to the Code Adam scheme in the US which is named after abducted six-year-old Adam Walsh - was developed by the Federation of Tour Operators, the Association of British Travel Agents and the News of the World who will launch the plan in tomorrow's paper.The objective of Code Madeleine is to trigger a system of securing premises and systematically searching for a missing child in the critical hours immediately after they are reported missing.Madeleine's parents Gerry and Kate McCann are supporting the scheme."Kate and I fully endorse the Code Madeleine scheme," Mr McCann said."Kate and I hope that this new code will help protect British families when they are on holiday."The six points are:Hotel management or holiday company staff to immediately obtain a photograph and detailed description of the missing child, and to assist parents in liaising with the police.Designated employee to page Code Madeleine via nearest in-house telephone - implementing the procedure of circulating the photograph and communicating a detailed description of the missing child throughout the hotel.Hotel staff, supported by holiday company representatives on the premises, to assist in search of public areas and to monitor entrances and exits from the premises.If the missing child is not found within 10 minutes of initial search of public areas, parent to take decision to notify local police. Hotel management or holiday company staff to assist.Hotel management or holiday company staff to use best endeavours to ensure any suspected crime scene area is isolated and kept free of contamination until police arrive.If the child is found accompanied by someone other than a parent or legal guardian, reasonable efforts to delay their departure will be used without putting the child, staff, or visitors at risk. Police will be notified and given details about the person accompanying the child.Holiday firms will now be asked to sign up to the code and train staff on what to do if a child goes missing.Andy Cooper, director general of the Federation of Tour Operators, said: "All of our major members have agreed to support Code Madeleine and adopt the six-point plan to help make children safer while on holiday."Code Madeleine launchedThe six point plan - named Code Madeleine - outlines what parents should do if their child goes missing.Keep an eye on your children with GPSRoSPA: Let children learn by taking risksChildren 'missing out on crucial friendships'Related sitesBring Madeleine home'We will NEVER give up looking for Madeleine.' Official site of Kate and Gerry McCann's search for their missing daughter.Every Child MattersMissing ChildrenSarah's LawFor Sarah Campaign

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Timeline of McCanns' quest to locate their girl

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/maddie/2443141/Timeline-of-McCanns-quest-to-locate-Maddie.html?OTC-RSS&ATTR=Maddie

MAY 3, 2007: Maddie vanishes after Kate and Gerry McCann leave their three children asleep in their holiday apartment in Praia da Luz while they dine with friends at a tapas restaurant.

May 5: Portuguese police reveal they believe Madeleine was abducted but is still alive and in Portugal, and say they have a sketch of a suspect.

May 14: Detectives make Brit Robert Murat an “arguido”, or official suspect.

May 25: They release the description of a man reported by McCann’s family friend Jane Tanner.

August 11: Exactly 100 days after Madeleine disappeared, police publicly acknowledge that she could be dead.

September 7: Portuguese cops make the McCanns “arguidos”.

October 2: Goncalo Amaral, the detective in charge of the inquiry, is removed from the case after criticising the British police.

October 25: The McCanns release a new artist’s impression showing the man described by Jane Tanner.

February 4, 2008: Portugal’s top detective, Alipio Ribeiro, says that police were “hasty” in making Madeleine’s parents suspects.

July 21: The Portuguese authorities shelve investigation and lift “arguido” status of McCanns and Mr Murat.

July 24: Mr Amaral publishes a book alleging that the young girl died in her family’s holiday flat on May 3.

August 4: Thousands of pages of evidence from the Portuguese police files are made public.

April 22, 2009: The McCanns record an interview with chat show host Oprah Winfrey.

May 2: US forensic experts create a computer image of how Maddie would look two years on.