Foreword:
On the tenth anniversary of her disappearance, the Daily Mailonline published an article that quoted Colin Sutton, a retired senior British law enforcement official. Sutton had been under consideration to head Operation Grange that was tasked to review the investigation into Madeleine’s disappearance. Sutton was counseled not to take the position because it had already been determined Operation Grange would be steered away from the Mccann’s.
Yet nearly 80% of all child abductions involve a parent and 90% of all child abuse cases involve a parent, relative, or close friend.
The Mccann’s have yet to be questioned under oath by Scotland Yard, the Met Police or Operation Grange. Operation Grange has never considered that Madeleine may have been abused by her parents and/or one or more of their vacationing friends, or that they participated in a staged abduction.
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