Is this Maddie? Astonishing CCTV picture Portuguese police kept secret
dailymail.co.uk     Aug 5, 2008            

This is the CCTV image of a blonde little girl which police thought may have been the missing Madeleine McCann. The picture was taken within hours of her disappearance close to Praia da Luz, where she vanished from her family's holiday apartment. Its existence was revealed for the first time today among thousands of pages of documents from the police investigation into the then three-year-old's disappearance. Witnesses were shown the still image after it was taken at a petrol station near the town of Lagos on the Algarve's main Via do Infante highway - but it was never shown to the public. The little blonde girl on CCTV at a petrol station, hours after Maddie vanished At the time police called the CCTV tape "a major advance" and a source said: 'We are taking this footage very seriously. We have produced a clear image of the... [read full story]                    


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