Putting the Focus back where it belongs

“The focus must be placed on Prai de Luz. I hope the test results put the focus back on Maddie,” said the email that reached Canada Free Press (CFP) this morning. Had anybody but Danie Krugel sent the email, I would not have got the jolt of adrenalin upon reading it. Former South African police superintendent Danie Krugel has been quietly working on the Maddie case—with the consent of her parents, Gerry and Kate McCann, using the Matter Oriented System (MOS) equipment he has developed. “The discovery and possible application of the technique appears to be nothing less than revolutionary,” a team of five scientists concluded on MOS, on June 12, 2008. (See here). Like many things revolutionary with hard to understand names, MOS successfully finds small bits of DNA belong to missing persons, dead or alive. It is in the hauntingly beautiful surroundings of the Portuguese coast where Krugel believes Madeleine McCann’s tiny corpse is buried. The site he wanted searched is but 900m away from the Ocean Club resort apartment where the McCann family were staying in Praia de Luz when Maddie went missing, a few days shy of her 4th birthday in May 2007. More...