Madeleine McCann search uncovers ‘clothes and bones’ with police ‘hopeful’ of breakthrough

Detectives investigating the Madeleine McCann case in Portugal have discovered samples of “clothes & bones” at the site and sent the samples to the lab for analysis.
The search in Praia da Luz was labelled a disappointment after police appeared to leave the site empty-handed last week.
However, officers are understood to have found new potential evidence during the extensive search.
The samples have now been sent to Germany for testing amid hopes they could finally reveal the forensic link officers are missing on the case.
Detectives investigating the Madeleine McCann case
Digger at the site of the Madeleine McCann search last week
Police thoroughly scanning new Madeleine McCann search area
A source told local media in Germany: “Several objects have apparently been discovered, which are now being examined in more detail by the police in the laboratory.
“As Portuguese media report, clothing debris and bones were found, among other things.

“The investigators have not officially commented on whether the finds could have anything to do with Madeleine’s disappearance but that is clearly their hope.”
It is still unclear if these are the same items being tested now.





