PJ Inspector Caught In Honeytrap?

A fake profile in the internet enticed an investigator of the Maddie Case into indiscretions

by Tânia Laranjo/Eduardo Dâmaso

One of the PJ inspectors who investigated the Maddie case was the victim of a trap on the Internet. The inspector Ricardo Paiva spoke on Facebook with a woman who introduced herself as an American model, but the talks eventually ended up in the possession of the English media. The inspector was blackmailed, so these conversations were not made ​​public, and now is facing a disciplinary process concerning the breach of civil servant duty. The fake profile on Facebook may have been created by someone connected to the McCanns' cause.

The PJ's directorate already opened an inquest to the inspector: “An English newspaper is in possession of photos and cell phone messages from an PJ inspector and a North America woman”. In that material, the inspector in question identifies himself in that capacity [as an element of the PJ of Portimão] and says that he worked on the Madeleine McCann case. These two facts led to the opening of a disciplinary proceeding as soon as they were communicated to the PJ, confirmed a source from the PJ National Directorate.

As CM was able to find out, those conversations took place soon after the inspector made a comment in a McCann support group in the internet [Facebook]. After this, the inspector believes his computer was the target of an hacking attempt and even admits that some hacker has accessed illegitimately to his personal data.

Iris wrote:

A fake profile in the internet enticed an investigator of the Maddie Case into indiscretions

by Tânia Laranjo/Eduardo Dâmaso

One of the PJ inspectors who investigated the Maddie case was the victim of a trap on the Internet. The inspector Ricardo Paiva spoke on Facebook with a woman who introduced herself as an American model, but the talks eventually ended up in the possession of the English media. The inspector was blackmailed, so these conversations were not made ​​public, and now is facing a disciplinary process concerning the breach of civil servant duty. The fake profile on Facebook may have been created by someone connected to the McCanns' cause.

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Another hypothesis is that the profile is false and does not even belong to a woman. The photos that were sent may have been taken from the internet. In those conversations, the inspector has allegedly sent photographs of himself - one of them taken inside the premises of Portimão police.

Complaint made in the PJ

The inspector spoke for a few weeks with an American young woman (see photo). He does not know if the woman seen in the picture that was sent to him was indeed her and has presented a complaint for fraud at the Judiciary Police. He admits that his email-box was also hacked.

The PJ will not reopen the investigation of the case

The Judiciary Police from Oporto will not reopen the investigation of the Maddie case, since there are no new data pointing to the clarification of her whereabouts.

A source from the PJ National Directorate has confirmed to Correio da Manhã that over the past year a PJ team has been verifying all the elements of the process, with the objective of making an assessment in order to try to find other investigation viewpoints, but up to now nothing new was detected.

The PJ team, working in conjunction with the English authorities, is directed by Helena Monteiro, who coordinated the elucidation of the Carina case - the college student from Lamego, whose body was found several days after her disappearance.

It is claimed he begged the woman — a blonde model — to send him a photo and allegedly replied with an obscene image of himself.

Panda wrote:
Wasn't Paiva the one who said Kate told him she had images of Madeleine buried up a Hill?

mossman wrote:

Panda wrote:
Wasn't Paiva the one who said Kate told him she had images of Madeleine buried up a Hill?

Yes Panda, I think so. I think Kate talks about him quite a bit in her book. If I am thinking of the correct man, they became reasonably friendly at the outset as he spoke English and had a child or children close in age to the McCanns. Indeed I think Kate claimed they had dinner at his house etc. He was almost like a PJ family liaison officer.

I no longer have the book, it has "moved on" as I would not keep it in the house, but she was extremely unkind towards him in it. I remember her bleating about him not being able to look her in the eye during her arguidio interview. Was it he she was calling F****ng T***er during her interview ? She seemed to have lost track completely of the fact that he was a policeman first and foremost.

I do not know what to think anymore. Is this another life about to be destroyed because of his involvement in the investigation ? The McCanns are cursed, everyone who crosses their path seems to come to harm in one way or another.

interested wrote:The Sun, Sunday, March 11, 2012 - "Maddie Cop 'sent sex pics' to Brit Woman".

almostgothic wrote:

interested wrote:The Sun, Sunday, March 11, 2012 - "Maddie Cop 'sent sex pics' to Brit Woman".

Well then. it's a Brit woman, not a US model ...

Does anyone remember the Scum article about 'McCann trolls'?
Didn't Justine Spencer compile a list of 'McCann trolls' and send it to the Scum?
Does anyone think they would just thank her kindly without saying: "Stay in touch ..."

And does anyone remember the strange New Year message supposedly from Paiva?
Which asked everyone to stop attacking poor Justine Spencer?
That was beyond weird.

Didn't someone state on the Official McCann Facebook page that someone in their family could do hacking?

Wasn't Justine Spencer the only McCann supporter to attend Tony Bennett's preliminary hearing?
(And annoyed the judge by using her mobile in court - obviously eager to report back to the mother ship?)

Both the Bennett and Paiva stories seem to involve entrapment of one sort or another.
Different variations but same MO.

The thing to ask ourselves on this bright Sunday morning is ...
Who would gain from the employment of such vulgar, low-life tactics?

margaret wrote:Yawn.

Since when does something a policeman and a woman above the age of consent do in their spare time reflect on his qualities as a policeman? As long as he's doing his job properly and his spare time activities aren't breaking the law.....

And that woman is going to have to be whiter than white in the investigation because if she led him on or suggested sending those sort of photos to each other first the police will laugh her out of the station.

God forbid a link will be found between her and any of the mccann camp.....

Desperate times ahead people, hold onto your tin foil hats!!

Annabel wrote:From Kate's book: