Missing child found in Ecuador: Not Mónica Milagros Serrano

Reuters Pictures 1 day ago

An Ecuadorean police officer talks with an eight-year-old girl living in Guayaquil under the name Angelis Mitre Castillo, that they believe to be Monica Serrano, a Panamanian girl who was kidnapped from her country in 2003 and recently found living in Ecuador, in this undated handout photograph. The foreign ministries of Panama and Ecuador are working to confirm the girl's identity through DNA studies with the alleged biological parents before proceeding with the girl's repatriation.

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The Press in Britain


The Sunday Express says the case of a girl found alive after being kidnapped six years ago has given hope to Gerry and Kate McCann they may yet be reunited with their missing daughter Madeleine.

A call for a pay freeze on Britain's six million public sector workers, to cover health and education, is the top story in The Observer.

The Sunday Times says two BBC bosses have racked up pensions worth more than £14m - the biggest in the public sector.

The Sunday Telegraph and Mail on Sunday claims the new head of MI6 has been left exposed after his wife put details of family holidays and friends on the social networking website Facebook.

The Sunday Telegraph also highlights a call by a senior Church of England bishop for gays to 'change and repent'.

The Independent on Sunday has an interview with an Indian doctor who describes her horrific ordeal when she was forced into getting married against her will.

The Sunday Mirror claims Michael Jackson will be buried without his brain and that he had a secret girlfriend named Grace.

The News of the World has pictures of the pop superstar with his ex' Debbie Rowe and their two children, saying it could 'destroy' claims she is a 'heartless surrogate'.

Metro says Metropolitan police have launched an investigation into a fire that ripped through a housing block in London, killing six people.

The Sun leads with the latest coverage on Big Brother housemate Sophie Reade.





By Joana Morais

http://joana-morais.blogspot.com/2009/07/press-in-britain.html

According to Sociedad 5hours ago, DNA test proves the girl isn't the one who is missing.

http://tinyurl.com/nhva76

Paula that link is to the Sunday Express!!

Why did they link it to Maddie? Why not give the girl her own news about her alone? Its sickening! Who cares if the McCanns have hope ffs! They should be focusing on that childs mother NOT Kate and Gerry McScam !!

I also spotted the Express printed the word "Kidnapped"

Madeleine, who is now six years old, was kidnapped while on a family holiday to Praia da Luz in the Algarve in May 2007.

Idiots!

Ambersuz wrote:Paula that link is to the Sunday Express!!

Why did they link it to Maddie? Why not give the girl her own news about her alone? Its sickening! Who cares if the McCanns have hope ffs! They should be focusing on that childs mother NOT Kate and Gerry McScam !!

I also spotted the Express printed the word "Kidnapped"

Madeleine, who is now six years old, was kidnapped while on a family holiday to Praia da Luz in the Algarve in May 2007.

Idiots!

Amber, if you read Joana blog you will see that there are saying that DNA was not from the missing girl, and that again Sunday wrote what MCCanns and Pink Mitchel wanted!

here:

"On July 05, JillyCL said...
The Sunday Express have been tricked by Clarence & the McCanns, yet again! According to Sociedad 5hours ago, DNA test proves the girl isn't the one who is missing.

http://tinyurl.com/nhva76

Never mind Mitchell, you managed to grab the headlines with a non-story that's so much more important than a tragic fire killing 6 people or bad news for the government on Pay Cuts, Greedy BBC bosses or MI6 being compromised.

Back to your drawing board/colouring books Mitchell!"

EFE , Panamá | hace 5 horas | Comenta | Votar
positivo negativo + 0 - 0 | Imprimir La niña aparecida en Ecuador y que se creía que pudiera ser Mónica Serrano, la pequeña que fue secuestrada en Panamá, no lo es, según los análisis de ADN, pero sí es panameña.

Así lo informó hoy la procuradora general panameña, Ana Matilde Gómez, que señaló que la manera en que la niña llegó a ese país está bajo investigación.

"La niña que está en Ecuador no es Mónica Serrano", afirmó la procuradora en una rueda de prensa al dar a conocer los resultados de las pruebas de ADN que le fueron practicadas.

El fiscal auxiliar, Luis Martínez, y un experto en genética del Ministerio Público (MP) de Panamá viajaron el viernes a Ecuador para verificar la identidad de una niña sobre quien la policía ecuatoriana dijo que había sido secuestrada en Panamá y que creía que pudiera tratarse de la menor que se llevaron de su casa en Panamá hace siete años, cuando tenía apenas 18 meses.

La procuradora informó, no obstante, de que la pequeña hallada por la policía ecuatoriana sí es panameña, y que el Ministerio Público se ha puesto en contacto con sus padres genéticos, una familia de escasos recursos de la provincia de Darién, en una zona deprimida del país.

"La niña que se encuentra en Ecuador es Yanelis Mitre Castillo", dijo Ana Matilde Gómez, que aseguró que al parecer los padres biológicos de la niña se la dieron a la familia que está en Ecuador como "lo que ellos llaman regalo o donación", pero que el caso se sigue investigando.

"Hay una ley en Panamá que prohíbe las adopciones voluntarias desde el año pasado, pero cuando nació la pequeña, en 2001, sí estaban permitidas", explicó la procuradora, quien indicó que por ese entonces la madre biológica tenía 14 años.

El pasado 6 de febrero, seis personas fueron condenadas en Panamá en relación con este caso a seis años de prisión por un delito contra la libertad individual contra Mónica Milagros Serrano García, mientras que otros cinco acusados fueron absueltos de los cargos.

La procuradora Gómez aseguró que ha hablado con los padres de la niña secuestrada, Pastor Serrano y Mónica García, para expresarle su pesar de que no se tratarse de su hija y aseguró que se seguirá buscando a la menor.

La Procuraduría panameña se había puesto en contacto con Interpol en este país, que a su vez se comunicó con su oficina en España para contactar con una mujer ecuatoriana, no identificada, que llamó en enero pasado a Panamá para decir que E**a tenía una niña parecida que se la habían "regalado" en este país, y que ha resultado ser la madre adoptiva de Yanelis Mitre Castillo. ACAN.


Its not her....it says her DNA has been tested but she is Panamanian. The authorities are investigating how she got to Equador.

pm wrote:

Amber, if you read Joana blog you will see that there are saying that DNA was not from the missing girl, and that again Sunday wrote what MCCanns and Pink Mitchel wanted!

here:

"On July 05, JillyCL said...
The Sunday Express have been tricked by Clarence & the McCanns, yet again! According to Sociedad 5hours ago, DNA test proves the girl isn't the one who is missing.

http://tinyurl.com/nhva76

Never mind Mitchell, you managed to grab the headlines with a non-story that's so much more important than a tragic fire killing 6 people or bad news for the government on Pay Cuts, Greedy BBC bosses or MI6 being compromised.

Back to your drawing board/colouring books Mitchell!"

Good heavens they make me sick! They use children just to get their sad names in the paper so that ppl have hope and send them money!

Ambersuz wrote:EFE , Panamá | hace 5 horas | Comenta | Votar
positivo negativo + 0 - 0 | Imprimir La niña aparecida en Ecuador y que se creía que pudiera ser Mónica Serrano, la pequeña que fue secuestrada en Panamá, no lo es, según los análisis de ADN, pero sí es panameña.

Así lo informó hoy la procuradora general panameña, Ana Matilde Gómez, que señaló que la manera en que la niña llegó a ese país está bajo investigación.

"La niña que está en Ecuador no es Mónica Serrano", afirmó la procuradora en una rueda de prensa al dar a conocer los resultados de las pruebas de ADN que le fueron practicadas.

El fiscal auxiliar, Luis Martínez, y un experto en genética del Ministerio Público (MP) de Panamá viajaron el viernes a Ecuador para verificar la identidad de una niña sobre quien la policía ecuatoriana dijo que había sido secuestrada en Panamá y que creía que pudiera tratarse de la menor que se llevaron de su casa en Panamá hace siete años, cuando tenía apenas 18 meses.

La procuradora informó, no obstante, de que la pequeña hallada por la policía ecuatoriana sí es panameña, y que el Ministerio Público se ha puesto en contacto con sus padres genéticos, una familia de escasos recursos de la provincia de Darién, en una zona deprimida del país.

"La niña que se encuentra en Ecuador es Yanelis Mitre Castillo", dijo Ana Matilde Gómez, que aseguró que al parecer los padres biológicos de la niña se la dieron a la familia que está en Ecuador como "lo que ellos llaman regalo o donación", pero que el caso se sigue investigando.

"Hay una ley en Panamá que prohíbe las adopciones voluntarias desde el año pasado, pero cuando nació la pequeña, en 2001, sí estaban permitidas", explicó la procuradora, quien indicó que por ese entonces la madre biológica tenía 14 años.

El pasado 6 de febrero, seis personas fueron condenadas en Panamá en relación con este caso a seis años de prisión por un delito contra la libertad individual contra Mónica Milagros Serrano García, mientras que otros cinco acusados fueron absueltos de los cargos.

La procuradora Gómez aseguró que ha hablado con los padres de la niña secuestrada, Pastor Serrano y Mónica García, para expresarle su pesar de que no se tratarse de su hija y aseguró que se seguirá buscando a la menor.

La Procuraduría panameña se había puesto en contacto con Interpol en este país, que a su vez se comunicó con su oficina en España para contactar con una mujer ecuatoriana, no identificada, que llamó en enero pasado a Panamá para decir que E**a tenía una niña parecida que se la habían "regalado" en este país, y que ha resultado ser la madre adoptiva de Yanelis Mitre Castillo. ACAN.


Its not her....it says her DNA has been tested but she is Panamanian. The authorities are investigating how she got to Equador.

Another time that UK media wrote something without waiting for the final results

and only to speak again of the abduction of Maddie

EFE , Panamá | hace 5 horas | Comenta | Votar
positivo negativo + 0 - 0 | Imprimir La niña aparecida en Ecuador y que se creía que pudiera ser Mónica Serrano, la pequeña que fue secuestrada en Panamá, no lo es, según los análisis de ADN, pero sí es panameña.

Así lo informó hoy la procuradora general panameña, Ana Matilde Gómez, que señaló que la manera en que la niña llegó a ese país está bajo investigación.

"La niña que está en Ecuador no es Mónica Serrano", afirmó la procuradora en una rueda de prensa al dar a conocer los resultados de las pruebas de ADN que le fueron practicadas.

El fiscal auxiliar, Luis Martínez, y un experto en genética del Ministerio Público (MP) de Panamá viajaron el viernes a Ecuador para verificar la identidad de una niña sobre quien la policía ecuatoriana dijo que había sido secuestrada en Panamá y que creía que pudiera tratarse de la menor que se llevaron de su casa en Panamá hace siete años, cuando tenía apenas 18 meses.

La procuradora informó, no obstante, de que la pequeña hallada por la policía ecuatoriana sí es panameña, y que el Ministerio Público se ha puesto en contacto con sus padres genéticos, una familia de escasos recursos de la provincia de Darién, en una zona deprimida del país.

"La niña que se encuentra en Ecuador es Yanelis Mitre Castillo", dijo Ana Matilde Gómez, que aseguró que al parecer los padres biológicos de la niña se la dieron a la familia que está en Ecuador como "lo que ellos llaman regalo o donación", pero que el caso se sigue investigando.

"Hay una ley en Panamá que prohíbe las adopciones voluntarias desde el año pasado, pero cuando nació la pequeña, en 2001, sí estaban permitidas", explicó la procuradora, quien indicó que por ese entonces la madre biológica tenía 14 años.

El pasado 6 de febrero, seis personas fueron condenadas en Panamá en relación con este caso a seis años de prisión por un delito contra la libertad individual contra Mónica Milagros Serrano García, mientras que otros cinco acusados fueron absueltos de los cargos.

La procuradora Gómez aseguró que ha hablado con los padres de la niña secuestrada, Pastor Serrano y Mónica García, para expresarle su pesar de que no se tratarse de su hija y aseguró que se seguirá buscando a la menor.

La Procuraduría panameña se había puesto en contacto con Interpol en este país, que a su vez se comunicó con su oficina en España para contactar con una mujer ecuatoriana, no identificada, que llamó en enero pasado a Panamá para decir que E**a tenía una niña parecida que se la habían "regalado" en este país, y que ha resultado ser la madre adoptiva de Yanelis Mitre Castillo. ACAN.


Its not her....it says her DNA has been tested but she is Panamanian. The authorities are investigating how she got to Equador.

http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/111964/Will-Maddy-now-be-found-


Sounds as though this little girl has been living normally with a family. No mention of paedophiles.

Found this on joana morais site. http://joana-morais.blogspot.com/

05 July 2009
Missing child found in Ecuador: Not Mónica Milagros Serrano

In February 2003 in Panama, a child with eighteen months old was kidnapped from her grandmother’s house in Loma Bonita Arraiján. The Serrano family’s missing child case has been unsolved for years despite arduous efforts by her parents to find her,and keep the story alive.


The assistant prosecutor, Luis Martinez said today that the Panamanian girl, believed to be Mónica Serrano, found in Guayaquil, following a joint effort by the Interpol and the Specialized National Police for Children and Adolescents [Dinapen] is not the child who has disappeared 7 years ago.

The assistant prosecutor as well as some Foreign Ministry personnel, and an expert in genetics from the Public Ministry (MP) travelled last Friday from Panama to Ecuador to investigate who the girl was, using Mónica Serrano mother's DNA to verify the child biological identity.

"The laboratory samples of DNA show that it is not Mónica Serrano" said Martinez at a press conference today, given to publicize the results of DNA tests that were conducted.

According to Panama's General attorney, Ana Matilde Gomez, the eight year old girl found in Equator, is Angelis [Anayelis] Mitre Castillo, a child who disappeared in Panama in 2002, presumably abducted and searched by the authorities since then.

Meanwhile, documents have surfaced at the Attorney General Office, which state that Jorge Enrique Mitre Arana and Karina Castillo Sala, the biological parents voluntarily agreed to give the small child to María Medina Reyes.

"There is a law in Panama that prohibits voluntary adoptions since last year, but when the girl was born, in 2001, they were permitted" said the attorney general, who indicated that at the time, the biological mother was 14 years old.

Ana Matilde Gomez said that the Public Ministry has been in contact with Anayelis [Angelis] Mitre Castillo biological parents, Jorge Enrique Mitre Arana and Karina Castillo Sala, a poor family that lives in the province of Darién, in an economically depressed area of the country, bordering Colombia and will continue to investigate the case.

Meanwhile the child is under the custody of the National Police for Children and Adolescents of Ecuador.

Sources in Expreso Guayaquil, Telemetro, Panama Star, Noticias 24

So no big abduction story then as the parents agreed to hand the child over. Can we expect the Express to say the Macs now dont have hope anymore?

Email sent to editor Express, taken from another forum with permission.

http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/111964/Will-Maddy-now-be-found-

Sir
Further to your story The girl who showed up in Ecuador is not the kidnapped girl from Panama, but she is Panamanian.

How about before leaping in with these stories you wait until DNA checks confirm or refute the claim because otherwise you look very silly and everyone sees that you are just a vessel for their spokesidiot and the parents to continue to shove their abduction theory down everyones throats despite all the evidence pointing to a death in the apartment and all the inconsistencies in the timelines and stories of the parents and tapas 7

Why don't you print the 48 questions kate refused to answer and demand a reply , after all she is 'innocent' and thus should have nothing to hide also she knows that not answering these questions hinders the search for her daughter. Why did she refuse to answer knowing it would hinder the search? Is it because she is not as innocent as she would have us believe?
Why did they refuse to take part in a reconstruction but 2 years later did their own heavily edited version which ended up with all the actress playing kates' parts on the cutting room floor as her story was unbelievable ( gerrys own words) and it ended up as a mccann love in. Was it because they knew their timelines wouldn't stand up to scrutiny? Why did they hire defense lawyers almost immediately if they were innocent? why did they wash all the clothes that could have provided DNA evidence of madeleine?
Why did they hire extradition lawyers soon as they arrived in the UK? not the behavior of innocent parents but more that of parents with a guilty conscience.

How about you print the 48 questions daily and demand she answer them, then if she answers truthfully maybe they can then be discounted as suspects because right now they are still the prime suspects even though the case is archived ( thats means they are working behind the scenes and the parents haven't been cleared , only a court can do that) or is it that clarence pulls the strings and you write whatever he says.
You are no longer a respectable paper but just a slave to whoever pays the most.

Regards,
Author known

:Super: from the unknown author

Mystycal wrote::Super: from the unknown author

Yes, I thought it is great and all have to read it, especially The McCanns and CM. Hope they follow the fora and know that people will not stop to unmask the lies.

dinah wrote:

Mystycal wrote::Super: from the unknown author

Yes, I thought it is great and all have to read it, especially The McCanns and CM. Hope they follow the fora and know that people will not stop to unmask the lies.

dinah thanks for finding that and putting it on the thread

You know what..I dont think it will make any difference when people email the press about their stupid misleading stories however the day will come when the McCanns will be behind bars and then and only then will we all email the press to say just how much blood they have on their hands for supporting those negligent parents!!

So its great to see these emails here from the public to show later on how the general public had their act together and the press were blinded!

Ambersuz wrote:

dinah wrote:

Mystycal wrote::Super: from the unknown author

Yes, I thought it is great and all have to read it, especially The McCanns and CM. Hope they follow the fora and know that people will not stop to unmask the lies.

dinah thanks for finding that and putting it on the thread

You know what..I dont think it will make any difference when people email the press about their stupid misleading stories however the day will come when the McCanns will be behind bars and then and only then will we all email the press to say just how much blood they have on their hands for supporting those negligent parents!!

So its great to see these emails here from the public to show later on how the general public had their act together and the press were blinded!

I agree fully, but as long as it is possible to give comments and express ones indignant feelings it helps to face unjustice in the hope justice will ever come forward. It feels like having a family. Something like that...
Btw can you give me a funny picture instead of that lady? Can I choose it myself?

Yes you can choose one yourself....

Go to your profile...then click on avatar and choose one from the front page or go into the gallery

Or you can find your own here:

http://www.avatarist.com/avatars/Funny/

Are people stupid enough to believe Maddie has been taken and is now living with some loving family?? One of the most looked-for and famous faces on the planet?

Jeepers! Why don't the papers give it up and look instead at the findings of the PJ.

Ambersuz wrote:Yes you can choose one yourself....

Go to your profile...then click on avatar and choose one from the front page or go into the gallery

Or you can find your own here:

http://www.avatarist.com/avatars/Funny/

Thanks a lot, I like the cats, and also a doggie, but I'll try to find a picture of my own 2 cats or my little Malthezer doggie, maybe tomorrow.

eddie wrote:Are people stupid enough to believe Maddie has been taken and is now living with some loving family?? One of the most looked-for and famous faces on the planet?

Jeepers! Why don't the papers give it up and look instead at the findings of the PJ.

And why persist with trawling through lists of paedophiles if Madeleine might be with a loving family?

If Madeleine was genuinely missing, surely the obvious response from the parents is to look at all possibilities but say they honestly don't know where she is or who has taken her. All sorts of ugly, swarthy foreigners and social deviants have been targeted, but has there ever been an appeal made for neighbours to look out for a new child appearing in their area, or for teachers to look at new pupils being enrolled? Unless Madeleine had been smuggled back into the UK she would initially have been an English speaking child, easily spotted in another country.

I can't remember any such appeals. There was the couple somewhere in the UK who were selling something and were visited by a foreign couple with the usual Madeleine look alike, but I am wondering about appeals initiated by the parents.

The press print the rubbish, but why no realisic appeals?