Ex-detective 'will take Madeleine book fight to Europe'

Goncalo Amaral vowed today to appeal to Europe if he loses a legal battle over his book which claims that Madeleine McCann is dead.

Ex-detective 'will take Madeleine book fight to Europe'
Thu, 14 Jan, 2010 - 15:47

Goncalo Amaral vowed today to appeal to Europe if he loses a legal battle over his book which claims that Madeleine McCann is dead.

The former detective said his case was about “fundamental rights” for all Portuguese citizens and pledged to keep fighting all the way to the European Court of Human Rights.

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