"I haven't lost my dignity"


30 December 2010 Alexandra Ferreira Nova Gente, 20.12.2010 (paper edition only) Translated by "Astro" - Joana Morais Blog Amaral Family Christmas 201...
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Madeleine McCann deserves justice


Maddie Case : “Portugal has a Weak Government Faced With the English ‘Friends’. (Translated by Ines - Maddie Case Files) 23 December 2010 Correio da Manhã The ex–inspector of the Madeleine McCann case from the Polícia Judiciária, Gonçalo Amaral, returned this Thursday to point his finger at the Portuguese government, after revelations from WikiLeaks last week that told that it was the British police itself that found evidence...
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Maddie sightings and media madness


Maddie sightings and media madness December 21, 2010 Len Port Blog "A modest group of people in Portugal have also been subjected to injustices, unfounded allegations and smears in connection with the Madeleine McCann investigation, but they have had no outlet for complaint - and their side of the story has gone totally unreported until now." Please read original post at the source. David Edgar apparently lead the "surveillance"...
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MCCANNS REJECT WIKILEAKS CLAIMS


MCCANNS REJECT WIKILEAKS CLAIMS James Murray 19 December 2010 The Express on Sunday Excerpt: Kate and Gerry McCann have reacted angrily to revelations by WikiLeaks that alleged British police had been helping to build a case against them over the disappearance of their daughter Madeleine. In a statement on their Find Madeleine website, they said: "The WikiLeaks 'news' this week has led to the repetition of many unfounded smears....
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Madeleine McCann campaign sees funds dwindle


17 December 2010  05:42 AM Press Association National Newswire Sam Marsden, Press Association Chief Reporter Kate and Gerry McCann's fund to help find their missing daughter Madeleine saw its income drop by nearly two-thirds last year. The amount raised for the cause fell from £629,181 in 2008-09 to £233,099 in 2009-10, newly-published accounts filed to Companies House show. More than £421,000 was spent on the campaign...
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English suspects of withholding relevant evidence


16 December 2010 Correio da Manhã Henrique Machado See Joana Morais Blog for translation. Correio da Manhã Gonçalo Amaral believes that the British police did not disclose all that they have found to the PJ [Preliminary summary - to be updated / edited as needed:] The British Ambassador in Lisbon [Ellis] admitted that British police found...
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Gonçalo de Sousa Amaral


Gonçalo de Sousa Amaral Author Profile (Google Translation) Gonçalo Amaral de Sousa was born on 2 October 1959 in the village of Torredeita near Viseu. He studied engineering at ISEL and IST. In 1992/1997 he studied at night time, the Law School of Lisbon, has a degree in Legal Science and Criminal. He joined the Administrative Service...
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Amaral on Wikileaks release regarding McCanns


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British police helped develop evidence against Madeline McCann's parents


14 December 2010 WikiLeaks: British police helped 'develop evidence' against Madeline McCann's parents Daily Telegraph Nick Britten British police helped the Portuguese authorities 'develop evidence' against Madeleine McCann's parents, according to the latest revelations by WikiLeaks. Leicestershire police acted as a liaison between their Portuguese counterparts and the McCanns The website claims that two weeks after Kate...
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British police helped build case against McCanns


British police helped build case against McCanns WikiLeaks cable reveals British police helped Portuguese create Maddy cover-up allegation 14 December 2010 The First Post Robin Henry Although Portuguese police were always blamed by Kate and Gerry McCann for suggesting they were somehow involved in a cover-up over the disappearance of their daughter, Madeleine McCann, it now transpires that British police helped their opposite...
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WikiLeaks: Gonçalo Amaral 'strange' having to talk ambassador to assign responsibility to the parents of Maddie


WikiLeaks: Gonçalo Amaral "strange " having to talk ambassador to assign "responsibility" to the parents of Maddie (w / audio) 13 December 2010 Agência Lusa - Serviço Internacional [Portuguese to English translation - Google] Gonçalo Amaral, former investigator of the Judicial Police, said today that it is "strange" that an ambassador is necessary to speak of evidence "to give some truth to the parents' responsibility in the...
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British police 'developed' McCann case


UK police 'developed' case against McCanns: British police 'developed' McCann case Ben Quinn 14 December 2010 The Guardian British police helped to "develop evidence" against Madeleine McCann's parents as they were investigated by Portuguese police as formal suspects in the disappearance of their daughter, the US ambassador to Portugal was told by his British counterpart in September 2007. The meeting between US ambassador...
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British Ambassador confirmed the guilt of the McCanns in Maddie’s death


WikiLeaks: British Ambassador has confirmed the guilt of the death of Maddie McCann 13 December 2010 ABOLA.pt [Translated by Ines on Maddie Case Files] The Spanish newspaper “El País” this evening Spreads information about the Maddie Case, the English girl who disappeared from the Algarve on 3rd May 2007. According to WikiLeaks the British police have evidence of the guilt of the parents, Gerry and Kate. According to the on-line...
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It was not the English police that arrived at these conclusions


“It was not the English police that arrived at these conclusions” Gonçalo Amaral 13 December 2010 Abola.pt (Translated by Ines on the Maddie Case Files forum) Gonçalo Amaral, former Pj investigator and author of the book “Maddie- The Truth of the Lie” has already commented on the WikiLeaks news, which raises suspicions about the responsibilities of the McCann couple in the disappearance of Madeleine. Gonçalo Amaral states that...
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Gonçalo Amaral / Wikileaks


Diário de Notícias 13 December 2010 (Translated by Ines on Maddie Case Files Forum) WikiLeaks: Gonçalo Amaral finds it strange that it is precisely the Ambassador who speaks to attribute “responsibility” to Maddie’s parents. Lisbon, 13 December (Lusa) -- Gonçalo Amaral, ex-investigator of the Polícia Judiciária, today stated that it is “strange” that it would be necessary for an Ambassador to speak of evidence “in order to...
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UK cops 'developed' McCann evidence


UK cops 'developed' McCann evidence Daily Express 14 December 2010 British police helped "develop" evidence against Madeleine McCann's parents as they were investigated by Portuguese authorities looking into their daughter's disappearance, according to diplomatic cables published by WikiLeaks. Britain's ambassador to Portugal, Alexander Wykeham Ellis, reportedly made the claim to his American counterpart on September 21, 2007...
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British police 'developed evidence' against McCanns


US embassy cables: British police 'developed evidence' against McCanns, Washington told Guardian 13 December 2010 Cable dated 28 September 2007 Friday, 28 September 2007, 15:36 C O N F I D E N T I A L SECTION 01 OF 02 LISBON 002527 SIPDIS SIPDIS STATE FOR XXXXXXXXXXXX EO 12958 DECL: 09/25/2017 TAGS PGOV, PREL, OFDP">OFDP, PO">PO">PO SUBJECT: PORTUGAL: UK AMBASSADOR ON ENERGY SECURITY, RUSSIA, EU-AFRICA SUMMIT, AND MCCANN...
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WikiLeaks: British police found evidence against the parents of Maddie - U.S. telegram


WikiLeaks: British police found evidence against the parents of Maddie - U.S. telegram 13 December 2010 Agência Lusa - Serviço Internacional Madrid, 13 (AP) - Alexander Wykeham Ellis, British ambassador in Lisbon in 2007, admitted to his U.S. counterpart in the Portuguese capital, Alfred Hoffman, who had been the British police to find evidence against Madeleine's parents, according a confidential telegram. The telegram, published...
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UK cops 'developed' evidence against McCanns - Wikileaks


13 December 2010 UK POLICE 'DEVELOPED' EVIDENCE AGAINST McCANNS - WIKILEAKS By Raf Sanchez, Press Association 13 December 201003:28 PMPress Association National Newswire British police helped "develop" evidence against Madeleine McCann's parents as they were investigated by Portuguese authorities looking into their daughter's disappearance, according to diplomatic cables published by WikiLeaks. Britain's ambassador to Portugal,...
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Madeleine McCann case pushes EU to act on child abductions


US embassy cables: Madeleine McCann case pushes EU to act on child abductions 13 December 2010 Guardian Thursday, 11 October 2007, 13:48 UNCLAS SECTION 01 OF 02 LISBON 002605 SIPDIS SIPDIS EO 12958 N/A TAGS KJUS, MOPS, PO">PO">PO, PREL, PTER, EUN SUBJECT: EU JHA INFORMAL MINISTERIAL 1. Summary. EU Justice and Home Affairs ministers met informally in Lisbon October 1-2. An embassy officer attended to follow discussion of...
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Madeleine's Telegram- historical note says spokesman


WikiLeaks: Madeleine's Telegram on "historical note", not today - a spokesman for the McCanns 13 December 2010 Agência Lusa - Serviço Internacional [Portuguese to English translation - Google] London, November 13 (AFP) - A spokesman for the McCanns today devalued the reference by the then British ambassador to Portugal that had been the British police to find evidence against Madeleine's parents, considering it a "historical...
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UK police 'developed' McCann evidence


13 December 2010 Wikileaks cables: UK police 'developed' McCann evidence BBC Kate and Gerry McCann Kate and Gerry McCann were at one stage official suspects in the Portuguese investigation UK police helped "develop" evidence against Madeleine McCann's parents, according to the latest US diplomatic cables published by Wikileaks. The American ambassador to Portugal, Al Hoffman, said the claim was made by his British counterpart,...
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Maddie - A Verdade da Mentira (Truth of the Lie) returned to publisher


Joana Morais 9 December 2010 The 'formerly banned by the McCann couple' book, whose trustee, Isabel Duarte, the couple's lawyer affirmed that “nothing will force her to return them”, in spite of a Superior Court ruling which obliged her to deliver the books to their rightful owner; have finally been returned to Guerra & Paz Editors. We, in this blog congratulate Guerra & Paz book publishers as well as the book author...
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Truth be told


Welcome to YET ANOTHER branch off of "Winnowing the News". I'm transferring all my research regarding the persecution of Dr. Goncalo Amaral from the main blog to this one. It is helpful for me to isolate certain topics I'm interested in and create these "branches" simply to keep myself organised. Many excellent blogs already exist where you can find information about Amaral and the McCanns. (See the main link list on "Winnowing...
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The English Gag


The English Gag A Mordaça Inglesa Gonçalo Amaral Portuguese edition The story of a forbidden boo...
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Maddie A Verdade da Mentira


Maddie A Verdade da Mentira Editora Guerra & Pa...
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