Hunt for Madeleine McCann receives $107,000 boost from royalties of book by her mother on her disappearance
The McCanns earned over $100,000 in royalties because of the sales of Kate's 2011 book, 'Madeleine,' and which might prove vital in continuing the search for their missing daughter
Kate and Gerry McCann have not given up on their hope of finding their daughter, Madeleine, even close to 12 years after she mysteriously went missing and have been handed a timely boost in funds because of the popularity of Kate's book on the case.
The cash injection may prove vital in light of recent criticism over the expenditure in the case, especially since recent reports indicate that Scotland Yard could be closing down on the culprits involved because of two new leads.
'Operation Grange,' Scotland Yard's inquiry into the disappearance of Madeleine from the parents' room during their vacation in the Algarve region of Portugal in 2007 has already accrued costs totaling $14.91 million in taxpayer money since its launch in 2011.