The smell of death of the mysterious case Madeleine McCann

United Kingdom. Twelve years after his death, the case of Madeleine McCann continues to have repercussions. This time, a former detective has argued that the investigation of the whereabouts of the little one of which nothing is known could be radically changed since 2007, year of his last visit with his parents in a tourist complex in Portugal. In the "Maddie" podcast of Nine News, the former Scotland Yard agent, who solved more than 30 murders, asked to resume badysis of DNA samples taken years ago. . These are the remains found in a car that Kate and Gerry McCann rented for nearly a month after the disappearance disappeared.

"There is no way, according to the information we have, to be in this car, so the big question is, how can your DNA get into this car three weeks after it's gone," said L & # 39; man. The car was a Renault Scenic where Madeleine's tracks alerted dogs that smelled "deadly" inside. At that time, the test was rejected because it was not completely conclusive. Clarence Mitchell, spokesman for the McCann family, had deemed them "absurd".