Thoughts ...

10/24/2010 Posted by Winnower

After acquainting myself with everything I could learn about the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, trying to study the files released by the Portuguese PJ, watching video interviews, reading every news article I had time to read, I knew that there was something quite wrong with the story told by Madeleine's parents and their friends.  So much has been already said about that, all over the internet there are people, like me, expressing the reasons why - there is no need to go into that here and now.
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Will the British Media continue to suppress the truth?

10/24/2010 Posted by Winnower

Lisbon Appeals Court Ruling ENGLISH TRANSLATION
24 October 2010
Joana Morais Blog
Translation by "Astro"

Definition of suppress: 
"Keep from public knowledge by various means"

Press Complaints Commission
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Criminal Record: 'Kate McCann in Praia da Luz ('Companhia das Manhãs)

10/24/2010 Posted by Winnower

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Suppressing the truth: BBC

10/24/2010 Posted by Winnower

The BBC cannot claim to have not been unaware of the decision by the Appeals Court of Lisbon to lift the ban on "A Verdade da Mentira" / "Maddie – The Truth of the Lie".

They covered the litigation in depth and clearly reported the original banning of the book in a number of articles and videos.

Therefore there is simply no excuse for the BBC not informing the British public of the Appeals Court judges rulings to lift the ban on the book.

Not only has the ruling been reported in Portugal, internationally and in other British papers, citizens have also made numerous complaints to the BBC requesting an explanation for their silence in regard to the Appeals Court decision in favor of Goncalo Amaral.

Until such time the BBC informs its readers/viewers about current developments, it can only be concluded that the BBC is intentionally suppressing the truth and intentionally leading the British public to believe that Goncalo Amaral's book remains off the shelves.

There can be no other explanation for their silence regarding the Appeals Court decision.

The BBC have a public duty to impartially report FACTS. This is a clear violation of that duty.

***COVERAGE OF THE TEMPORARY BAN (EXAMPLES):***
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10/21/2010 Posted by Winnower

Portugal anula la prohibición del libro sobre Madeleine; El comisario luso que investigó la desaparición de la menor sostiene en él que sus padres están implicados; Desaparecida desde 2007
21 October 2010
Diario de Mallorca
Spanish

Portugal cancels ban on Madeleine's book, The Luso commissioner who investigated the disappearance of the minor argues in it that parents are involved, Missing since 2007 A Portuguese court today overturned the ban on sales of the book on the Madeleine case by former commissioner who investigated, Gonçalo Amaral, which relates to the British girl's parents with their hypothetical death.

The lawyer for the parents of Madeleine McCann, Elizabeth Duarte, told Reuters the decision, contrary to the claim filed by its customers, today issued the Industrial Relations Court of Lisbon after an appeal by Amaral.

The girl's mother, Kate McCann considers "incredible" this court decision, said the lawyer, who is studying to see the possible measures to adopt.

Madeleine disappeared on May 3, 2007 in southern Portugal and parents organized a global media campaign to find her, but suggests in his book Amaral, appeared a year later, the girl could have died accidentally and the body was hidden. The work, "Maddie, the truth lies," was suspended as a precautionary measure on September 9, 2009 and the prohibition of sale in Portugal, also extended to translations in other countries, was confirmed on 18 February when Lisbon Civil Court found in favor of the complaint for defamation and damage which had brought the parents.

The pair of British doctors, paving and other legal action against Amaral claim for compensation for the impact of his book, disagrees with this new ruling, his lawyer said.

The former inspector, who took early retirement following this case failed to prove the involvement of parents in the alleged disappearance of the girl by the Portuguese Attorney General, which closed the investigation on July 21, 2008 and acquitted the McCanns of the suspicions against them formal. 

The couple always defended his innocence and accused Amaral not only have made them a great moral damage, but have hampered with his accusations, the search for the girl. 

Last May, with the third anniversary of the disappearance of Madeleine, the McCanns reappeared in several European television channels and print media to insist that they believe their daughter alive and seeking help to find it. 

The girl disappeared while she slept with two smaller twins in a holiday apartment in Playa de la Luz in the Algarve while her parents dined at a nearby restaurant with a group of friends.


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Ultimately there is democracy

10/20/2010 Posted by Winnower

Decisão de anular
20 October 2010
Açoriano Oriental
Portuguese
LUSA

The former Inspector of Judicial Police (PJ (Goncalo Amaral found yesterday that the decision of the Court of Appeal to annul the prohibition of sale of the book "Maddie - The Truth Lies" means "the strengthening of Portuguese democracy."

Gonçalo Amaral is pleased that "ultimately there is democracy," and confessed to the agency Lusa that he hoped the judges of Appeal reversed the decision of Lisbon Civil Court to prohibit the sale of the book after an injunction filed by the parents of Madeleine McCann.

"The book is an exercise of citizenship and freedom of expression. Relationship With this decision, it was the Portuguese who won democracy, as the ban on the sale of the book was unconstitutional," said Goncalo Amaral Lusa.

The former PJ inspector still classified as "very important" decision of the ratio for the two cases brought by the parents of British girl who disappeared in 2007 in the Algarve, still no date set for commencement of trial.
In the civil case, Kate and Gerry McCann claim 1.2 million for defamation, while in another case Gonçalo Amaral is accused of breach of secrecy.

The decision to cancel the prohibition of sale of the book "Maddie - The Truth Lies" and the video with the same title, based on a documentary broadcast on TVI, was yesterday reported by the Lusa agency judicial source.

With the decision, the book and video can be re-marketed and Goncalo Amaral, who defends the thesis in the book of involvement of Kate and Gerry McCann in the disappearance of her daughter in May 2007, a holiday apartment in the Algarve, you can return to speak publicly in the case. 

The decision to ban the sale of the book and the video had been decreed on January 14 by Judge Rodrigues Cunha, of 7. Th the Lisbon Civil Court, ruled that the injunction filed by the McCanns.

The ban was provisionally enacted September 9, 2009, and the main action, the McCann family claimed the protection of the rights, freedoms and guarantees.

"The book is an exercise of citizenship and freedom of expression," says author


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Portugal cancels ban on Madeleine's book

10/20/2010 Posted by Winnower

Cultura y Sociedad
Portugal anula la prohibición del libro sobre Madeleine; El comisario luso que investigó la desaparición de la menor sostiene en él que sus padres están implicados; Desaparecida desde 2007
EFE / Lisboa
20 October 2010
La Opinión de Murcia
Spanish


A Portuguese court today overturned the ban on sales of the book on the Madeleine case by former commissioner who investigated, Gonçalo Amaral, which relates to the British girl's parents with their hypothetical death.
The lawyer for the parents of Madeleine McCann, Elizabeth Duarte, told Reuters the decision, contrary to the claim filed by its customers, today issued the Industrial Relations Court of Lisbon after an appeal by Amaral.
The girl's mother, Kate McCann considers "incredible" this court decision, said the lawyer, who is studying to see the possible measures to adopt.
Madeleine disappeared on May 3, 2007 in southern Portugal and parents organized a global media campaign to find her, but suggests in his book Amaral, appeared a year later, the girl could have died accidentally and the body was hidden.
The work, "Maddie, the truth lies," was suspended as a precautionary measure on September 9, 2009 and the prohibition of sale in Portugal, also extended to translations in other countries, was confirmed on 18 February when Lisbon Civil Court found in favor of the complaint for defamation and damage which had brought the parents.
The pair of British doctors, paving and other legal action against Amaral claim for compensation for the impact of his book, disagrees with this new ruling, his lawyer said.
The former inspector, who took early retirement following this case failed to prove the involvement of parents in the alleged disappearance of the girl by the Portuguese Attorney General, which closed the investigation on July 21, 2008 and acquitted the McCanns of the suspicions against them formal.
The couple always defended his innocence and accused Amaral not only have made them a great moral damage, but have hampered with his accusations, the search for the girl.
Last May, with the third anniversary of the disappearance of Madeleine, the McCanns reappeared in several European television channels and print media to insist that they believe their daughter alive and seeking help to find it.
The girl disappeared while she slept with two smaller twins in a holiday apartment in Playa de la Luz in the Algarve while her parents dined at a nearby restaurant with a group of friends.
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I was returned to freedom of expression stolen by the McCanns

10/20/2010 Posted by Winnower

Polícia e Tribunais
Livro sobre Maddie
20 October 2010
Jornal de Notícias
Portuguese

Gonçalo Amaral may already be sold
Gonçalo Amaral: "Give me freedom of expression stolen by the McCanns"
Madeleine
"I was returned to freedom of expression stolen by the McCanns." The reaction is Goncalo Amaral after learning that the book "True Lies" will return to newsstands and that he can continue to defend the theory that Madeleine is dead.
The decision of the Court of Appeal of Lisbon, known yesterday, ending more than a year in which the former coordinator of the Judicial Police was forced to silence.
Three judges judges considered that the good name of the couple was not questioned nor private life was violated, claimed as their own. On the one hand, the elements described in the work listed in the criminal proceedings. "We do not find the book a reference to any facts not included in the final order," say the judges. On the other, "we find that they are themselves (the parents of Madeleine (which multiply in interviews and speeches in the media, providing them with information that otherwise would hardly be publicized."
Parents of missing girl to May 3, 2007, in Praia da Luz, Lagos, filed an injunction in September last year. By decision of the Civil Court of Lisbon, the book was withdrawn and not for sale in Portugal and abroad, such as reproduction of the documentary issued by TVI. Amaral was also unable to express themselves publicly on the theory of death. Former police use ratio and gave him reason, criticizing the couple and the decision of the Civil Court, which "violated the Constitution of the Portuguese Republic and the European Convention of Human Rights." MARISA RODRIGUES
FILE JN
Relationship indicates that the book does not question the good name of McCann or violate their privacy

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Madeleine McCann book ban overturned by Portuguese court

10/20/2010 Posted by Winnower

Madeleine McCann book ban overturned by Portuguese court
Giles Tremlett
20 October 2010 
Guardian Unlimited 

Appeal court lifts block on sales of book by former detective alleging Madeleine is dead and abduction story was fabricated 

Kate and Gerry McCann, the parents of missing Madeleine, suffered a setback today in their legal battle with a Portuguese police officer when a Lisbon appeal court overturned a ban on his book about the case.

The book by former police detective Gonçalo Amaral, who led the Madeleine investigation in the first five months after the three-year-old's disappearance, can now go back on sale.

In September last year the McCanns obtained the ban on Amaral's book Maddie – The Truth about the Lie, in which he claims they were involved in the toddler's disappearance. Amaral claims Madeleine died accidentally in the Algarve holiday apartment at Praia da Luz, where she was first reported missing in October 2007, and that her parents fabricated the abduction story.

The McCanns, who have never ceased in their search for the missing girl, are suing him for defamation. Portugal's attorney general, having reviewed the investigation, has ruled there is no evidence to suggest that the McCanns are anything other than entirely innocent.

The court said the decision to block sales of the book had broken "a constitutional and universal right: that of opinion and freedom of expression."

"The contents of the book do not breach the basic rights of the plaintiffs," the court said, according to the Jornal de Noticías newspaper's website.

"The book is an exercise in freedom of speech," Amaral told Portugal's Lusa news agency.

"Portuguese democracy has won, as banning the book was unconstitutional."

A spokesman for the McCann family said the decision did not stop the defamation case.

"The defamation action against Mr Amaral is very much continuing," he said. "Kate and Gerry's lawyers are now examining the detail of this latest ruling and are considering an appeal."

After Amaral lost an earlier appeal, the McCanns claimed his book had caused "significant, ongoing damage to the search for our beloved daughter Madeleine and to the rights of our family ... there is no evidence that Madeleine has come to any harm."

They added: "As painful and personally damaging as the slanderous claims of Mr Amaral and his supporters have been to us and our family, our primary focus has always been, and always will be, to find Madeleine through our own best investigative efforts."

   
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Madeleine McCann book ban overturned

10/20/2010 Posted by Winnower

Madeleine McCann book ban overturned
Book written by detective who investigated disappearance claims parents hid their daughter’s body
20 October 2010
The FirstPost
Sophie Taylor

A Portuguese court has overturned a ban on a book in which it is claimed that Madeleine McCann's body was hidden by her parents after she died on holiday.

Three-year-old Madeleine disappeared from her holiday apartment in the resort of Praia da Luz while her parents were dining with friends in May 2007. It was assumed the child was abducted and her parents, Gerry and Kate McCann, believe she is still alive.

The book in question, /Maddie: a Verdade da Mentira/ (/Maddie: the Truth of the Lie/), was written by Goncalo Amaral, the police inspector who led the investigation into Madeleine's disappearance from May until October 2007.

The book was published in July 2008, but the McCanns, who deny Amaral's assertions, took legal action and a year later a court banned sales of the book and forbade Amaral from repeating his claims about the McCanns. In February this year, the ban was upheld.

Now a judge has ruled that the ban on the book was a breach of
"a constitutional and universal right: that of opinion and freedom of expression".

According to the court,
"The contents of the book do not breach the basic rights of the plaintiffs."

In his book, Amaral claims that Madeleine died in a tragic accident and her parents then hid the body. He also questioned why Gerry and Kate McCann had to employ a spokesman and said they were too close to British police.

After his court victory, Amaral told reporters:
"The book is an exercise in freedom of speech. Portuguese democracy has won, as banning the book was unconstitutional."

A defamation case brought by the McCanns against Amaral continues.
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Spot the Spin Exercise

10/20/2010 Posted by Winnower

Kate pain on book
20 October 2010
The Sun

The parents of Maddie McCann were furious yesterday after a Portuguese judge overturned a ban on a book claiming their daughter is dead. Kate and Gerry McCann last year blocked disgraced Maddie hunt cop Goncalo Amaral publishing The Truth of the Lie. But a Lisbon appeal court ruled the book can now be sold in Portugal. The McCanns' lawyer Isabel Duarte said Kate, 41, told her: "That's incredible. I can't believe it is possible." Amaral claimed the couple, of Rothley, Leics, faked the abduction of Maddie, three, in 2007.

Note: This is the only article printed by the Sun that refers to the lifting of the ban on Goncalo Amaral's "Maddie: The Truth of the Lie".

A grand total of 96 words, after the Sun had earlier published no less than 13,000 words related to the McCann's efforts to silence Amaral.

(Click "Read More" for the complete list)

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Spot the Spin Exercise

10/20/2010 Posted by Winnower

Madeleine McCann book ban overturned by Portuguese court
20 October 2010
Guardian Unlimited
Giles Tremlett
Appeal court lifts block on sales of book by former detective alleging Madeleine is dead and abduction story was fabricated

Kate and Gerry McCann, the parents of missing Madeleine, suffered a setback today in their legal battle with a Portuguese police officer when a Lisbon appeal court overturned a ban on his book about the case.

The book by former police detective Gonçalo Amaral, who led the Madeleine investigation in the first five months after the three-year-old's disappearance, can now go back on sale.

In September last year the McCanns obtained the ban on Amaral's book Maddie – The Truth about the Lie, in which he claims they were involved in the toddler's disappearance.
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Appeal decision to rescind ban on book

10/19/2010 Posted by Winnower

Madeleine: Gonçalo Amaral considera "reforço da democracia" decisão da Relação em anular proibição de livro 
19 October 2010 
Agência Lusa - Serviço Internacional 
Portuguese
Madeleine: Goncalo Amaral believes "democracy enhancement" of Appeal decision to rescind ban on book 19 October 2010
Lusa - International
Portuguese

The former Inspector of Judicial Police (PJ) Goncalo Amaral today said that the decision of the Court of Appeal to annul the prohibition of sale of the book "Maddie - The Truth Lies" means " strengthening of Portuguese democracy. " Gonçalo Amaral is pleased that "ultimately there is democracy," and confessed to the agency Lusa that he hoped the judges of Appeal reversed the decision of Lisbon Civil Court to prohibit the sale of the book after an injunction filed by the parents of Madeleine McCann. "The book is an exercise of citizenship and freedom of expression.

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With this decision, it was the Portuguese who won democracy, as the ban on the sale of the book was unconstitutional," said Goncalo Amaral Lusa. The former PJ inspector still classified as "very important" decision of the ratio for the two cases brought by the parents of British girl who disappeared in 2007 in the Algarve, still no date set for commencement of trial. In the civil case, Kate and Gerry McCann claim 1.2 million for defamation, while in another case Gonçalo Amaral is accused of breach of secrecy. The decision to cancel the prohibition of sale of the book "Maddie - The Truth Lies" and the video with the same title, based on a documentary broadcast on TVI, was today reported by the Lusa agency judicial source. With the decision, the book and video can be marketed again and Gonçalo Amaral, who defends the book's thesis involvement of Kate and Gerry McCann in their daughter's disappearance in May 2007 in the Algarve holiday apartment, you can return to speak publicly in the case. The decision to ban the sale of the book and the video had been decreed on January 14 by Judge Rodrigues Cunha, of 7.

The Lisbon Civil Court, ruled that the injunction filed by the McCanns. The ban was provisionally enacted September 9, 2009, and the main action, the McCann family claimed the protection of the rights, freedoms and guarantees. Madeleine McCann disappeared on May 3, 2007, in an apartment in a holiday village of Praia da Luz, where he was vacationing with her parents and two brothers. As coordinator of the Criminal Investigation Department of the PJ in Portimão, Gonçalo Amaral joined the team of researchers tried to find out what happened to the English girl. Kate and Gerry McCann, who always maintained the position that Madeleine was abducted, were made defendants in September 2007, but were eventually acquitted in July 2008 for lack of evidence to support the hypothesis advanced by the investigation of accidental death of the girl. The prosecutor dropped the case, which could be reopened if new data deemed to be consistent about the child's disappearance.


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Book about mysterious disappearance of Maddie McCann may appear

10/19/2010 Posted by Winnower

Book about mysterious disappearance of Maddie McCann may appear 
19 October 2010 
Agence France Presse
German

Nearly three and a half years after the mysterious disappearance of Maddie McCann small can the controversial book by the former Portuguese chief investigator Gonçalo Amaral appear after all.

A Portuguese Court of Appeal have the ban lifted by the family procured the publication, said the lawyer for Kate and Gerry McCann, Isabel Duarte, the AFP news agency on Tuesday.

"We must return to the publisher about 8,000 copies of the book, which is probably now on sale," she added.

The book "The Truth about the lie" was withdrawn in September 2009 after a complaint by the parents from the market.

A court in Lisbon in February confirmed a preliminary injunction procured by the parents on the grounds that the book violated the rights of the McCanns. Amaral and his publisher appealed against this decision.

Madeleine McCann was in May 2007 at the age of three and a half years, disappeared from a resort in the Algarve. Her parents still insist that the girl was kidnapped and possibly even in life.

Amaral, who led the investigation in 2007 initially suspected, however, that the girl is dead and the parents have the body disappear. Throughout his work, he classified Kate and Gerry McCann as suspects. Shortly after he was released from the investigation, the official investigations have now been adjusted results.


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Caso Maddie: Livro de Gonçalo Amaral já pode ser vendido

10/19/2010 Posted by Winnower

Caso Maddie: Livro de Gonçalo Amaral já pode ser vendido 
19 October 2010 
Record 
Portuguese 

The Court of Appeal overturned the ban on the sale of the book of Gonçalo Amaral, "Maddie - The Truth Lies," which had been decided by the Lisbon Civil Court following an injunction filed by the parents of Madeleine McCann.

Judicial source said on Tuesday the agency Lusa that the appeal filed by former Inspector of Judicial Police Gonçalo Amaral, "was well founded" by the book and video with the same title, based on a documentary broadcast on TVI can be re-marketed.

Goncalo Amaral, who defends the book's thesis involvement of Kate and Gerry McCann in the disappearance of her daughter in May 2007 in the Algarve holiday apartment, it can still be interviewed, either in Portugal or abroad.

The trial of the injunction, ordered provisionally September 9, 2009, held in four sessions in mid-January. In the main action, the McCann family claimed the protection of the rights, freedoms and guarantees.

In addition to this process, Kate and Gerry McCann Gonçalo Amaral filed against a defamation action, it is claimed a compensation of 1.2 million, and another for breach of secrecy.
  
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Affaire Madeleine McCann: l'interdiction d'un livre polémique levée en appel

10/19/2010 Posted by Winnower

Affaire Madeleine McCann: l'interdiction d'un livre polémique levée en appel 
19 October 2010 
Agence France Presse 
French 


The Portuguese courts overturned on appeal the ban controversial book of the former inspector in charge of the investigation into the disappearance of British girl Madeleine McCann, announced Tuesday the lawyer for parents of the girl.  

"We will go to the editor about 8,000 copies of the book, which will probably be put on sale," said Isabel Duarte told AFP.  

The book of the former Chief Inspector Gonçalo Amaral, "The Truth of the Lie", was withdrawn from sale in September 2009 following a complaint by the parents of Madeleine McCann disappeared in May 2007 in southern Portugal.  

In his book, which has also been a television adaptation, the former police officer says the little girl died and her parents could have hidden his body.  

A thesis that Gonçalo Amaral had put forward to justify the indictment in September 2007 Kate and Gerry McCann.  

A month later, the officer had been relieved of the investigation, and since then the couple McCann were cleared by the Portuguese court closed the case.  

The disappearance of the girl 3 and a half years while she was sleeping in a room of a resort in southern Portugal, sparked an unprecedented media campaign. Her parents, who always favored the theory of a kidnapping, had launched a public subscription in particular to ensure the services of private investigators and trying to find their daughter.
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Madeleine: Tribunal da Relação anula proibição de venda de livro de Gonçalo Amaral

10/19/2010 Posted by Winnower

Madeleine: Tribunal da Relação anula proibição de venda de livro de Gonçalo Amaral 
19 October 2010 
Agência Lusa - Serviço Internacional 
Portuguese 

Madeleine: Court of Appeals nullifies ban on the sale of a book of Goncalo Amaral Lisbon, Oct 19 (Lusa)

-- A Court of Appeal overturned the ban on the sale of the book of Goncalo Amaral "Maddie -- The Truth of the Lie", which had been decided by the Civil Court of Lisbon in the wake of an injunction brought by the parents of Madeleine McCann.

Judicial Source said today the Lusa agency that the appeal presented by ex-inspector of Police Goncalo Amaral "was upheld", by which the book and the video with the same title, based on a documentary aired in TVI, may again be marketed.

Goncalo Amaral, who argues in the book thesis of involvement of Kate and Gerry McCann in the disappearance of her daughter in May 2007, in a tourist apartment in Algarve, you can still give interviews, either in Portugal or abroad.

THE same source stated that the use of ex-inspector in the PJ, presented by the lawyer Antonio Cabrita, was "the only" to be considered by the Court of Appeal in Lisbon, which did not consider the appeals of War & Peace, publisher of the book, the TVI and Valentim de Carvalho, who marketed the video. The trial of an injunction, ordered provisionally September 09, 2009, was held in four sessions, in the middle of January.

The main action, the McCann family claimed the protection of the rights, freedoms and guarantees. In addition to this procedure, Kate and Gerry McCann brought an action against Goncalo Amaral an action for libel, requested a compensation of 1.2 million euros, and another by violation of the secrecy of justice. Madeleine McCann dsapareceu in May 03, 2007 in an apartment in a tourist resort of Praia da Luz, Lagos, where he was on vacation with his parents and two brothers.

As the coordinator of the Department of Criminal Investigation in PJ of Portimao, Goncalo Amaral joined the team of researchers who have tried to find out what happened to the girl english. Kate and Gerry McCann, who has always maintained the position that Madeleine was abducted, have been made defendants in September 2007, but ended up being acquitted in July 2008 due to lack of evidence to sustain the hypothesis advanced by the investigation of accidental death of the girl. The Public Prosecutor filed so the procedure, which may be reopened if there are further data considered consistent on the disappearance of the child.

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Gonçalo Amaral's book on the case of Madeleine McCann could return to newsstands

10/19/2010 Posted by Winnower

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Gonçalo Amaral's book can be resold

10/19/2010 Posted by Winnower

Maddie: Gonçalo Amaral's book can be resold
Former PJ inspector may return to give interviews
TVI24
19 October 2010

Google: Portuguese to English translation:

The Appeal Court overturned the ban on the sale of Gonçalo Amaral's book 'Maddie - The Truth Lies," which had been decided by the Civil Court of Lisbon following an injunction filed by the parents of Madeleine McCann.

Judicial source said Tuesday that the agency Lusa that the appeal filed by former Inspector of Judicial Police "has been upheld" by the book and video with the same title, based on a documentary aired on TVI, can be re-marketed .

Gonçalo Amaral, who defends the book's thesis involvement of Kate and Gerry McCann in the disappearance of her daughter in May 2007, a tourist apartment in the Algarve, you can still grant interviews, both in Portugal and abroad.

The same source stated that the use of the former PJ inspector, filed by lawyer Antonio Cabrita, was "the one" to be considered by the Court of Appeal of Lisbon, which decided not to heed calls from War & Peace, publisher of the book, TVI and Valentim de Carvalho, who marketed the video.

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Marcos Aragão Correia accused of defaming Gonçalo Amaral

10/06/2010 Posted by Winnower

Marcos Aragão Correia accused of defaming Gonçalo Amaral
Correio da Manhã
6 October 2010
paper edition only
[See: Joana Morais Blog: original and excellent list of links for more information]

Marcos Aragão Correia

Marcos Aragão Correia
  • accused by Public Ministry of defamation against Gonçalo Amaral - document in which Carreia recounts supposed torture acts against Leonor Cipriano
    • document in which Carreia recounts supposed torture acts against Leonor Cipriano
    • represents Leonor Cipriano
    • document to the Association against Exclusion for Development (ACED)
  • Gonçalo Amaral
    • represented by João Grade, Cipriano's former lawyer
    • filed complaint against Carreia
    • requested Correia be considered unimputable
    • suggested Correia be committed to psychiatric hospital
    • In case of alleged aggressions against Leonor, Amaral sentenced to one-and-a-half-year suspended sentence over alleged false deposition
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Happy Birthday

10/02/2010 Posted by Winnower

I would like to wish a sincere Happy Birthday wish to Dr. Goncalo Amaral, seeker of justice for Madeleine McCann.

A injustiça nunca regras para sempre / Injustice never rules forever ~Seneca




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