PEADOPHILE RING WITH LINK TO MADELEINE MCCANN JAILED

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PEADOPHILE RING WITH LINK TO MADELEINE MCCANN JAILED


PEADOPHILE RING WITH LINK TO MADELEINE MCCANN JAILED
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Madeleine McCann disappeared in Portugal

Sunday September 5,2010
By James Murray

A GROUP of rich and powerful men in Portugal have been jailed for their involvement in a paedophile ring which some believe is linked to the disappearance of Madeleine McCann.

A former ambassador, a television presenter, a doctor and a lawyer were found guilty on Friday after an eight-year investigation and a six-year trial which shook the country, with 32 men giving evidence of hundreds of crimes committed against them when they were children.

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Members of the ring snatched children as they slept at the state-run Casa Pia orphanages in Lisbon and took them to grand houses to endure sickening abuse.

One of the abused boys, Pedro Namora, is now a lawyer and was a key witness in the case.

He wants Portuguese detectives to continue their probe as he believes the ring may be connected to the disappearance of Madeleine at the Praia da Luz resort on the Algarve in May 2007.
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‘These men committed barbaric crimes’
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Pedro Namora

Speaking to the Sunday Express, Mr Namora said: “During the summer children were taken to the summer homes of paedophiles on the Algarve. It was highly organised and involved a lot of planning and control.

“It is possible that those connected with the ring who have not been caught may be involved in Madeleine’s disappearance. I do think detectives should look at this possibility. No stone should be left unturned.”

Although most of the abuse involved hundreds of boys, he said some girls also fell victim to the gang.

One man arrested in the case and later released without charge was said to have had a great interest in the ancient underground tunnels running under Praia da Luz.

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There were emotional scenes at the Lisbon court house as two judges read out the punishment to the men, once regarded as being among the country’s great and good.

Socialite Carlos Cruz, once Portugal’s most popular television presenter, was sentenced to seven years in prison.

The 68-year-old father of two was found guilty of having sex with a 14-year-old and abusing another boy. Cruz said: “There is no proof of my guilt. This brings back memories of Portugal under dictatorship.”

A former Portuguese ambassador to Unesco, Jorge Ritto, 74, was jailed for six years and doctor Ferreira Diniz got seven years.

Former Casa Pia ombudsman Manuel Abrantes should have been safeguarding the boys but he was also an abuser. He was sentenced to five years.

Casa Pia caretaker Carlos Silvino, 53, known as Bibi, used to pluck sleeping boys from their beds and take them away to abuse them or pass to others.

He confessed to 600 crimes and was given the longest sentence of 18 years.

Mr Namora, who was in court along with four other victims, said: “These men have to be condemned. They committed barbaric crimes against humanity.”

Catalina Pestana, who has run Casa Pia since the crimes were reported in 2002, said: “The stories that I heard were the most terrible of my life.

“Now when a child accuses an adult, nobody will look with the same lack of attention that they did for many years.”

Clarence Mitchell, spokesman for Madeleine’s parents, Kate and Gerry McCann, said they had been closely following the Casa Pia case but did not have a lead linking Madeleine’s disappearance to the paedophile ring.

Clarence Mitchell, spokesman for Madeleine’s parents, Kate and Gerry McCann, said they had been closely following the Casa Pia case but did not have a lead linking Madeleine’s disappearance to the paedophile ring.

Why does the pink ponce talk so much crap and get paid so much?

I think it highly unlikely that a group of paedos who preyed on accessible and vulnerable children would risk taking a small child from a bedroom in an apartment when there was such a small window of opportunity.

AnnaEsse wrote:I think it highly unlikely that a group of paedos who preyed on accessible and vulnerable children would risk taking a small child from a bedroom in an apartment when there was such a small window of opportunity.

Especially when those persons appearently were already in view according to the trial.

"A former ambassador, a television presenter, a doctor and a lawyer were found guilty on Friday after an eight-year investigation and a six-year trial which shook the country, with 32 men giving evidence of hundreds of crimes committed against them when they were children."

....and off course...madeleine has come to NO harm....

"with 32 men giving evidence of hundreds of crimes committed against them when they were children"

It was predominantly boys that were abused!

Not that that makes any difference to the journalist or the pink pimp.

Well Clarence, of course there will be no link to the paedophile ring - because she was stolen by those damn gypsies - wasn't she?

mumbles wrote:Well Clarence, of course there will be no link to the paedophile ring - because she was stolen by those damn gypsies - wasn't she?

Rich ones, that are treating her like the princess she is.

~One of the abused boys, Pedro Namora, is now a lawyer and was a key witness in the case.

He wants Portuguese detectives to continue their probe as he believes the ring may be connected to the disappearance of Madeleine at the Praia da Luz resort on the Algarve in May 2007.~


Is Pedro Namoro (in a roundabout way) suggesting that the case be re-opened?

Isn't it a shame they can't confirm all Mitchell's regurgitated hogwash because Hewlitt's estranged son has apparently burnt his death bed letter with the lowdown of who was involved in Madeleine's disappearance.

If you weren't so predictable Mitchell you could be described as 'clever'.

Instead you're just an ambulance chasing lying piece of faeces.

malena stool wrote:Isn't it a shame they can't confirm all Mitchell's regurgitated hogwash because Hewlitt's estranged son has apparently burnt his death bed letter with the lowdown of who was involved in Madeleine's disappearance.

If you weren't so predictable Mitchell you could be described as 'clever'.

Instead you're just an ambulance chasing lying piece of faeces.

mumbles wrote:~One of the abused boys, Pedro Namora, is now a lawyer and was a key witness in the case.

He wants Portuguese detectives to continue their probe as he believes the ring may be connected to the disappearance of Madeleine at the Praia da Luz resort on the Algarve in May 2007.~


Is Pedro Namoro (in a roundabout way) suggesting that the case be re-opened?

no, just look for a link. assuming he said that of course.

What a load of rubbish trying to tie in Madeleine with this case. Casa Pia was investigated years before the McCanns were in Portugal and the main culprits charged. If I remember rightly Rebelo was involved in the
investigation and credited with bringing the offenders to justice.

Marky wrote:

mumbles wrote:~One of the abused boys, Pedro Namora, is now a lawyer and was a key witness in the case.

He wants Portuguese detectives to continue their probe as he believes the ring may be connected to the disappearance of Madeleine at the Praia da Luz resort on the Algarve in May 2007.~


Is Pedro Namoro (in a roundabout way) suggesting that the case be re-opened?

no, just look for a link. assuming he said that of course.

Well, he 'supposedly' goes on to say :- “It is possible that those connected with the ring who have not been caught may be involved in Madeleine’s disappearance. I do think detectives should look at this possibility. No stone should be left unturned.”

Strange that he should use the McCann's slogan NO STONE UNTURNED - and surely, for the detectives to look at this possibility - the case would need to be reopened?

mumbles wrote:

Marky wrote:

mumbles wrote:~One of the abused boys, Pedro Namora, is now a lawyer and was a key witness in the case.

He wants Portuguese detectives to continue their probe as he believes the ring may be connected to the disappearance of Madeleine at the Praia da Luz resort on the Algarve in May 2007.~


Is Pedro Namoro (in a roundabout way) suggesting that the case be re-opened?

no, just look for a link. assuming he said that of course.

Well, he 'supposedly' goes on to say :- “It is possible that those connected with the ring who have not been caught may be involved in Madeleine’s disappearance. I do think detectives should look at this possibility. No stone should be left unturned.”

Strange that he should use the McCann's slogan NO STONE UNTURNED - and surely, for the detectives to look at this possibility - the case would need to be reopened?

strange indeed. journolistic license perhaps?

Nope, nothing to do with Madeleine, as Kate and Gerry will tell anyone who'll listen. Madeleine has come to no harm, not a shred of evidence that she's been harmed, nothing to blame her parents for, she's gone off with the raggle taggle gypsies oh and they've kindly passed her on to a new mum and dad, rich folk who're treating her like a princess. Kate's already said she'll be happy to forgive whoever took her, that's what good Christians do, they forgive everyone, even those who take their children, the only people they don't forgive are policemen who write books because that's much worse than stealing a child.

So, no paedophiles involved, no need to ask the PJ to reopen the case, just a need for that rich Dr Amaral to hand over his money to the McCanns so they can keep the search going, that search that primarily seems to consist of scouring the Internet for people to threaten with legal action for having an opinion. No hurry to rescue Madeleine, of course, since she's probably happy as the day's long with her new parents, the real need is to ban books and close websites and make sure no one is allowed to suggest Madeleine might actually be dead when Kate (who knows more than everyone else in the world) knows quite well she isn't.

That seems to be the position, going by what they've said and done - IMO, of course.

Spot on Dimsie.

"An ambassador, a television presenter, a doctor, and a lawyer have all been charged"

Now let me see, where have I seen a similar group of people with a connection to a missing child?

fred wrote:Spot on Dimsie.

Seconded.

Well said, Dimsie!!!! Bravo!!

Well, he 'supposedly' goes on to say :- “It is possible that those connected with the ring who have not been caught may be involved in Madeleine’s disappearance. I do think detectives should look at this possibility. No stone should be left unturned.”

He speaks awfully good English for a Portuguese lawyer who was raised in a kids' home. So does Goncalo Amaral, who even knows all the swear words in English. And here was me thinking that Portugal was just a third-world dictatorship full of sardine munching keystone cops. Just goes to show, doesn't it.

the slave wrote:Well said, Dimsie!!!! Bravo!!

Seconded, and repped.

It seem more rubbish printed by the daily express regarding Madeleine as people have said Madeleine was not there at that time it makes you wonder what will get printed next

pennylane wrote:"An ambassador, a television presenter, a doctor, and a lawyer have all been charged"

Now let me see, where have I seen a similar group of people with a connection to a missing child?

mumbles wrote:~One of the abused boys, Pedro Namora, is now a lawyer and was a key witness in the case.

He wants Portuguese detectives to continue their probe as he believes the ring may be connected to the disappearance of Madeleine at the Praia da Luz resort on the Algarve in May 2007.~


Is Pedro Namoro (in a roundabout way) suggesting that the case be re-opened?

I never heard those words from Pedro Namora - and I live in Portugal - and I highly doubt he'd ever said that. They are putting on his mouth words he didn't say, I tend to believe.