Madeleine McCann: detectives 'still hopeful'

[Still Waters]

Detectives investigating the disappearance of Madeleine McCann believe she could still be found alive, a senior Scotland Yard officer said today.

Detective Chief Superintendent Mick Duthie, the head of the Yard's homicide squad, said officers were pursuing "justifiable and reasonable" leads in the investigation into the missing three year-old.

He was speaking weeks after the Home Secretary Theresa May granted police £95,000 to extend the five year old inquiry for a further six months.

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[MissJatti]

Its been almost 9 years, and I still hope they can find her.

GOD BLESS, AND GOD SPEED

[Still Waters]

I wonder if this 'further six months' will be the last. It's been so long already and they can't keep looking forever, yet they keep on going still hoping to find her alive. We do hear of cases in the media where a missing person is found after several years, but it is quite rare. It would be great if they find her alive and well but short of a miracle I don't think they will somehow....I do hope I'm wrong.

[Duke Wellington]

Detectives investigating the disappearance of Madeleine McCann believe she could still be found alive, a senior Scotland Yard officer said today.

Detective Chief Superintendent Mick Duthie, the head of the Yard's homicide squad, said officers were pursuing "justifiable and reasonable" leads in the investigation into the missing three year-old.

He was speaking weeks after the Home Secretary Theresa May granted police £95,000 to extend the five year old inquiry for a further six months.

http://www.standard....e-a3227561.html

All they need to do is invite them to Downing Street while bugging their home and this farce will quickly come to an end.

[Still Waters]

Looks like the search is coming to an end.

Madeleine McCann case: One line of inquiry remains.

Police are following one remaining line of inquiry into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, Scotland Yard boss Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe has said.

The UK-based investigation into her disappearance could finish in the next few months, he told LBC radio.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-36138504