The Home Office confirmed that it is considering an application from the Metropolitan Police for more money to keep the probe, called Operation Grange, going.
A spokeswoman said: “The Home Office has provided funding to the Metropolitan Police for Operation Grange and the resources required are reviewed regularly, with careful consideration given before any new funding is allocated.”
Government funding for the investigation has been agreed every six months, with over €170,000 being granted from October last year until the end of March.
More than €12 million has been spent so far on the probe to find the missing girl, who vanished from the family’s holiday apartment in Praia da Luz in Portugal in May 2007, aged three.
Madeleine’s parents Kate and Gerry McCann, of Rothley, Leicestershire, have vowed never to give up hope of finding their daughter.
In 2011, the Met Police launched its own investigation into what had happened to the toddler.
Madeleine police ask for more funds
By TPN/PA, in News · 15 Feb 2018, 14:51 · 1 Comments
Can some one please explain why there is so many money time and efffort is going to this case, while other cases with missing children getting nearly no publicity and investigation at all, and why are there parrents not in jail by now simply for the fact that they left there todlers along without any kind off suppervision in a strange house, and because off that they are guilty in any and eveyway, and i have the strong idea that all they do is playing the poor innocent, and so long all the atention and eyes go in to just finding this poor girl, that means for them how lesser time they spend on them by now, put them on a lying detector and i recon you will be supprised what the out come will be. and lie i say they are guilty for being very bad irresponsible parrents with results in a missing child, So they are guilty
By Rini from Other on 17 Feb 2018, 10:51