@Enterprise1701 Passend zu deiner Frage habe ich einen Bericht vom 07.07.2013 gefunden - ist allerdings vom Mirror, also Vorsicht
;)Madeleine McCann: British police denied access to vital DNA cluesScotland Yard officers believe samples from clothing, windows, bed linen and furniture at her family’s holiday apartment could still hold DNA traces.
British police investigating Madeleine McCann’s disappearance are being denied access to vital evidence by Portuguese authorities.
Scotland Yard officers believe samples from clothing, windows, bed linen and furniture at her family’s holiday apartment could still hold DNA traces.
But Portuguese officials refuse to hand over the evidence gathered after three-year-old Madeleine vanished in the Algarve in 2007.
The deadlock has prevented British officers from ruling out potential suspects and following up nearly 4,000 leads generated after detectives sifted 30,000 documents.
They believe access to the evidence would let them narrow down their list of 38 suspects, including 12 Britons.
Crown Prosecution Service lawyers are being forced to submit a formal request for the evidence. London’s chief Crown prosecutor Alison Saunders and her deputy Jenny Hopkins went to Portugal last month in connection with the Met’s review of the case.
A source said: “The lawyers were sent to begin negotiations to get access to evidence that police believe is very important and is in storage over there.
"The Metropolitan Police force have now asked the Crown Prosecution Service to apply for international letters of request.
“The fear is the Portuguese were so inept in the early stages that much of the DNA may be lost. But we hope that there will still be traces on some of the items.” The Met this week issued an upbeat announcement of “genuinely new” leads and suggested arrests could be made in weeks.
Officers say they are working on the theory that Madeleine, who would now be 10, is alive.
But Portugal’s top lawyer has poured scorn on the Yard’s investigation insisting it has no right to pursue inquiries into Madeleine’s abduction from the Praia da Luz flat.
Yard detectives have also flown to Switzerland to probe the movements of killer Urs Hans von Aesch, who committed suicide after abusing five-year-old Ylenia Lenhard shortly after Madeleine disappeared. She bore a striking resemblance to blonde Madeleine.
Von Aesche, who had been living in Spain, was initially ignored by police in the Algarve who were working on the false theory that Madeleine’s parents Kate and Gerry played a part in her disappearance.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/madeleine-mccann-british-police-denied-2034108
Inzwischen ist ja einige Zeit vergangen, es gab Crimewatch + AZ XY und man könnte annehmen, dass UK und Portugal sich inzwischen geeinigt haben.
Was mir an diesem Bericht sofort auffiel: Es ist zwar von DNA die Rede, die man nochmals untersuchen will, aber es wird nicht explizit gesagt, dass es sich um Maddie's DNA handelt. Vielmehr ist alles sehr allgemein gehalten - DNA-Spuren von Kleidung, Fenstern (Plural), Bettwäsche + Möbeln....
Ansonsten muss ich mir zu diesem Thema noch mal die PJ-Files durchlesen, was genau damals wo genau gefunden wurde. Habe davon nur noch Teile im Gedächtnis, was sich aber sicher schnell wieder auffrischen lässt.