Former investigator claims Madeleine McCann could still be alive and trapped in a dungeon, possibly by pedophile ring
The parents of missing Madeleine McCann were given a boost recently when the Home Office announced that it would be pumping in an extra £150,000 (approximately $192,000) into Operation Grange to keep the investigation into her disappearance alive. Now, the words of a former detective who worked on the case previously could offer them further hope.
David Edgar, who worked on behalf of the McCann family for three years, claimed that the now 15-year-old could still be alive and trapped in an underground dungeon after she was possibly abducted by a child sex trafficking ring. According to the Daily Mail, Edgar is also of the belief that Madeleine could resurface "at any time" and has "no idea" about her true identity and that she is still in Portugal, the country where she was abducted from in May 2007.
