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Former Met Boss Slams McCann Investigation

Former Metropolitan Police chief Lord Stevens also said there is no
evidence to suggest the couple murdered their daughter Madeleine.

Writing in the News of the World, Lord Stevens lambasted the "sheer
inadequacy" of the Portuguese police investigation, which he said has
failed to produce any hard evidence.

He added there was "absolutely no chance" the parents of Madeleine
McCann would have faced charges for their daughter's murder in Britain.

"It would be an outrageous miscarriage of justice if they were charged
with her murder in this country," Lord Stevens said.

"I've been a detective at the most senior level for 30 years and have
never seen such a witch-hunt, or one based on such flimsy evidence."

Lord Stevens, who retired as Metropolitan Police commissioner in 2005,
said Portuguese police should have immediately treated the McCanns as
the prime suspects.

"That police error has become their tragedy now," he added. "If they had
been properly investigated back then they may well have been cleared."

During his five-year term as Met Police commissioner, Lord Stevens
headed inquiries into the circumstances surrounding the death of Diana,
Princess of Wales, and alleged football bungs.

He was widely credited with transforming morale at Scotland Yard
following the the Macpherson report into the Stephen Lawrence murder.