Portuguese court lifts ban on Madeleine McCann book: lawyer
AFP
LISBON- A Portuguese court overturned a ban on a book about the disappearance of British girl Madeleine McCann which claimed that her parents were involved, her family's lawyer said on Tuesday.
"We must return about 8,000 copies of the books to the editor, which will probably go on sale," Isabel Duarte told AFP.

Madeleine McCann parents
A Portuguese court banned the book in a ruling in February.
In the book, Amaral says Madeleine is dead and that her parents hid her body. Kate and Gerry McCann believe their daughter was snatched and that she is still alive, although police investigations have come to an end.
Madeleine went missing from a holiday apartment in the Algarve resort of Praia da Luz on May 3, 2007, a few days before her fourth birthday, as her parents and their friends dined at a nearby restaurant.
The McCanns were named as official suspects in her disappearance in September 2007 although this was lifted in July 2008.
Amaral initially headed the inquiry but was removed in October 2007 after he criticised British police in a newspaper interview.
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