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Madeleine McCann Documentary: Nancy Durham

12 June 2009 20,456 views One Comment
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Toronto Based CBC Television and Radio

It was in May 2007 that Madeleine McCann — a British girl who was about to turn four — vanished while she and her parents were on holiday in Portugal. Her disappearance quickly became one of the year’s top news stories.

Her parents organized an extraordinary campaign to try to find their daughter. They raised money from millionaires and small donors alike. They held news conferences across Europe. They even had an audience with the Pope. But Madeleine’s whereabouts remain a mystery.

Shortly after Madeleine disappeared, a Canadian couple arrived in Portugal’s Algarve region and landed an accidental front-row seat for this story. Nancy Durham is the CBC’s London correspondent and she prepared a documentary about the couple’s experience.

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One Response to “Madeleine McCann Documentary: Nancy Durham”

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    mimi Says:

    There seems to be no interest in finding this little girl. Regardless of asking for tips serious tips are being ignored… wonder why . Maybe her family really does know exactly what happened to her but continue to mislead the public for their own reasons.. what a shame.

    Site Admin: The powers that be know where she is. The parents know where she is. This charade will keep going on because it has to protect some very important people.

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