MCCANNS WERE TOLD NO FILM UNLESS MADDIE FOUND DEAD OR ALIVE

The article below shows just how contemptuous their claims are that any proceeds from a film would be used to find Maddie. Given they have clearly been told there can be no film until she is found - there is only one conclusion that can be drawn - Clarence Mitchell and Gerry McCann want to make a personal fortune out of the death of little Maddie. There is only one way to describe this - the epitome of evil. Are they actually going to ensure her body is found now - having known all along exactly where it is - or is it just that they know the PJ are coming dangerously close. I would not put anything past them!

Viv x




Madeleine: No film will be made unless she's found - alive or deadBy IAN GALLAGHER - More by this author » Last updated at 00:47am on 13th January 2008
Comments (19) Kate and Gerry McCann have been told that the proposed documentary about their daughter's disappearance can go ahead only if she is found – alive or dead.
At a meeting last month with entertainment agency IMG, it was explained to the couple's representatives that the search for four-year-old Madeleine must reach a 'conclusion' before production on the film can begin.
A source said: 'It was awkward to raise but there would need to be an ending – either Madeleine being found alive or a body being discovered.
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"If this wasn't the case, and there was a major development after filming and editing, it could render the documentary redundant."
Channel 4 and production company Darlow Smithson are handling the controversial project and have lined up highly regarded director Louise Osmond.
It is thought a film could earn the McCanns as much as £2million, which would help towards the cost of the search for their daughter, who disappeared from the family's holiday apartment in Praia da Luz, Portugal, last May.
The couple's official spokesman, Clarence Mitchell said they would consider only "something done sensitively and considerately".
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The proposed documentary about missing Madeleine McCann can only go ahead if she is foundIt is believed that the McCanns' representatives were attracted to the proposal because of a previous Darlow Smithson documentary about a teenage girl who vanished in the United States in 2002.
The 14-year-old was snatched from her bedroom in Salt Lake City by a religious maniac but found safe nine months later.
There was another blow for the McCanns yesterday when the authorities in Morocco – identified by their detective agency Metodo 3 as a key area in the search for Madeleine – declared there was "no evidence of her being here".