KATE THEY PLANTED DNA;GERRY THEY LISTEN TO EVERY WORD

Reality dawns...? Kate, September 2007

Here Kate and Gerry cleary acknowledge the DNA evidence against them and confirm Police are listening to every word they say following discoveries made by the dogs, forensic experts/British and Portuguese Police in early August...absurd claims are made the abductor or should I say the evil predator who makes Gerry sick to the very core "planted" evidence..that did provoke one of my more satirical posts last night I am afraid..It is quite amazing how toned down the news is now but I did predict this as we got nearer to the McCanns being charged, we do want them to get a fair trial, in accordance with their human rights. Childrens human rights should be recognised far more than they are, they are not the possession of their parents to smack and dump, from further posts I have been reading from certain pros the last few days, this message clearly is not being put across strongly enough..Maybe at the end of all this we can collectively petition the government to do far more to publically educate parents on national TV etc about childrens rights and what constitutes being a decent parent and ..what does not! It is not a question of being "perfect" human beings are imperfect, it is about having values and respect for others. This applies in all areas of life. To some, any person that is different to them, does not deserve respect, it is very sad when they look upon children differently thinking they have the right to assault them, that attitude really does need to change. Swedishmum posted yesterday it is unlawful in Sweden, that is a law change I would personally back because it highlights to parents that it is unacceptable to bully and abuse your own children. How more fundamental issues of why some parents can only think of themselves and not their children can be resolved is another matter. Small steps, no easy or quick fixes any more than the prosecution of Kate and Gerry McCann was ever going to be quick or simple x

Viv x

Portuguese police tapping McCanns' phone calls and emails
McCanns believe evidence was planted - either by police or Madeleine's abductorLast updated at 17:49pm on 11th September 2007
Comments (10) Portuguese police have been tapping Gerry and Kate McCann's mobile phone calls and hacking into their emails since early August, it has been claimed.
Under Portuguese law, police can tap phones or emails if they believe it will help solve a serious crime.
A family friend of the McCann's said: "Gerry told me police are listening to every word they say and reading every email they write."
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Kate McCann is also said to believe that the DNA evidence, on which the case against the McCanns appears to hang, has been placed there in a bid to frame them for Madeleine's murder.
A source close to Kate MCCann said today: "She believes the evidence has been planted - either by the police or even by the abductor.
"Gerry's view is if it is there, it has been planted or it has been accidentally transferred there."
Portuguese prosecutors were today due to start considering thousands of pages of police evidence as they received the full file on Madeleine, and to decide whether to bring charges.
In his blog on the website www.findmadeleine.com, Mr McCann described the past few days as "unbelievably stressful and emotionally draining".

Portuguese police believe Madeleine McCann is now dead
He wrote: "The pain and turmoil we have experienced in this last week is totally beyond description.
Portuguese police declared the McCanns arguidos - or formal suspects - after a breakthrough in DNA tests conducted in Britain.
Police in Portugal now believe Mrs McCann killed Madeleine and her husband helped cover up the crime, hiding the body temporarily before disposing of it at least 25 days later using the hire car.
The McCanns say the claim is ludicrous and far-fetched and they fear they are being framed by the Policia Judiciaria.
Mrs McCann made her claim of being framed in a telephone call to a close friend after she was interrogated for 11 hours at Portimao police station on Thursday, where she was accused of killing her daughter.
The friend said: "When we spoke, the feeling was very much from her that they were being stitched up."
It is understood that the new legal team hired by the McCanns to defend them - they could face charges at any time - will scrutinise the forensic evidence and employ their own expert.
The McCanns have let it be known they are scathing about the standard of policing in Portugal, with one source suggesting that the forensics gathered could easily have been contaminated by officers inexperienced in modern policing techniques.
One source suggested that officers had failed to take the McCanns' fingerprints properly on the night Madeleine vanished and had to take them again the next day.
The officer who searched their holiday apartment in Praia da Luz wore only gloves and not the overalls which are standard practice in Britain to prevent contamination of evidence.
The McCanns could remain arguidos for up to a year, leaving them uncertain of their future.
But police could also issue arrest warrants at any time, forcing them to return to the Algarve, from where Madeleine vanished on 3 May.
The source said the McCanns were much calmer since returning home on Sunday and have regrouped to defend their reputation and continue the worldwide search for Madeleine.
"Now it has happened the way it has they are not unhappy at being home. They can return to some form of normality," said the source.
"They can get some rest and recuperation. They have easy access to lawyers and communications rather than being one stage removed in a hostile environment. They were increasingly isolated in the new villa."