Scotland Yard detectives travel to Barcelona in review of Madeleine McCann case

Detectives from Scotland Yard have been in Barcelona, as they continue to review the case of Madeleine McCann, the British three year old who disappeared while on holiday with her parents on the Portuguese Algarve in May 2007.

Sky News reports that a team from the Metropolitan Police spent three days with police in Barcelona last month, on November 23 and 25, and indicates that officers have also made three visits to Portugal as they re-examine the young girl’s disappearance.
The review has been named Operation Grange, and was launched in May this year. Sky News said it came following a request by the UK’s Home Secretary, Theresa May, with the backing of the British Prime Minister, David Cameron.

There has, as yet, been no news of any breakthrough in the investigation.

A possible Barcelona link to Maddie’s disappearance was investigated in 2009 by detectives employed by the young girl’s parents, Gerry and Kate McCann. A woman with an Australian accent, similar in appearance to Victoria Beckham, was sought after a British man reported a conversation he had with her in the Catalan capital shortly after Maddie disappeared.

Read more: http://www.typicallyspanish.com/news/publish/article_32923.shtml#ixzz1fgbmXqSP

Operation Ganger more like, nice jolly for the Met Police. Whos paying? Me again I suppose. The guilty parties live here THICKOS.

I do think they will find her soon.............not sure what state but I reckon someone must be getting warm.

I've often wondered if she would have been better off dying quickly. God knows what was done to her. It would be fabulous if she was found to have been taken by a "caring" woman. I suppose if i was Gerry McCann I'd be praying for that as well.