Police in Portugal have refused to comment on reports that traces of blood, believed to be that of Madeleine McCann, have been found on a wall in the holiday apartment in Praia da Luz where the Leicestershire girl went missing.
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The blood was discovered early last week by British sniffer dogs specially trained to find remains of bodies, the Portuguese paper Jornal de Noticias reported.
Detectives now believe it is most likely Madeleine is dead, having been killed accidentally, the newspaper claimed.
There has been no official confirmation of this and Madeleine's parents Gerry and Kate McCann have repeatedly said they are optimistic they will be reunited with their daughter.
Meanwhile, Belgian police are carrying out DNA tests on a drinks bottle used by a girl resembling Madeleine as the 100th day since the youngster's disappearance approaches.
A possible sighting of the missing four-year-old in the Flemish town of Tongeren, near the Dutch border, is being investigated by the Belgian authorities.
A customer at a restaurant in the town told police she was "100% sure" she had seen the youngster.
Mrs McCann has been carrying out a series of interviews this week.
She told the website www.marieclaire.co.uk of her frustration that time was passing without a major breakthrough in the police investigation.
She said: "There's no doubt we have some very low times. The hope is still there. We're still trying very much to be positive. We have to keep going for us and for the twins. And also for Madeleine."
Extracted from Yahoo News.






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