A Portuguese court upheld on Thursday a ban on a book about the disappearance of British toddler Madeleine McCann written by former detective Goncalo Amaral who led the initial investigation.
Published in 2008, Amaral's book, "Maddie: The Truth of the Lie," was removed from shelves following an injunction last September after the McCanns claimed the book defamed them by suggesting Madeleine died in her room in a Portuguese holiday resort and they faked her abduction.
Speaking outside the court the father Gerry McCann said, “this is a victory for us there was never any evidence to suggest Madeline was killed ”
That’s not strictly true, dogs that are trained to sniff out bodies reacted to the McCanns rental car, and again to the apartment they were staying in, if we are honest there is no evidence to back up the McCanns version that Madeline was kidnapped.
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