“The
National Enquirer”, which is not exactly a trustable publication,
claims that Scotland Yard has solved the case of the disappearance of
Madeleine McCann, in it’s edition of June 21st.
The site of the newspaper
is blank, at the moment I write this post. The story was quoted,
also on June 21st,
by a Australian publication (“New Idea”): “Scotland Yard has identified a 'person of
significance' in the 11-year-old mystery. According to the
publication, law enforcement have travelled to Bolivia to track down
the suspected culprit (...) On June 15, police traveled to the tiny town of Kamen Bryag, Bulgaria, to track down a suspect, who the Enquirer alleges has been 'hiding since the kidnap occurred."
“The
National Enquirer” also has a detail about Portugal that is
completely false, according to PJ’s Public Relations Department:
“Police sources also told the Enquirer
that since the young girls' disappearance, Portugal police have
reported over 30 incidents similar to that of Madeleine's. These
reportedly include attempted kidnapping and 'near misses' when
culprits attempted to enter hotel windows.” There
are no registered cases as those mentioned, in PJ records. But, as we,
Portuguese journalists, say, with a obvious ironical meaning, “never
let the truth spoil a good story”…
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