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Madeleine clues hidden for 5 years

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27 October 2013 The Sunday Times Sunday Times Insight team The new prime suspect was first singled out by detectives in 2008. Their findings were suppressed. Insight reports Madeleine disappeared from the Praia da Luz resort in May 2007Madeleine disappeared from the Praia da Luz resort in May 2007 (Adrian Sheratt) THE critical new evidence at the centre of Scotland Yard’s search for Madeleine McCann was kept secret for five...
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Irish conman to be deported over $2m fraud

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01 July 2013 Irish Examiner John Breslin An Irish conman who penetrated the inner circles of Washington DC society is to be deported from the US immediately, after being sentenced to more than time served for a $2m fraud. A judge has ordered Kevin Richard Halligen to be deported, likely to Ireland as US officials are working off an Irish passport, though the man himself insists he is an Englishman. If sent to Britain, he...
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 Kevin Halligen:  Madeleine McCann parents may sue fraudster accused of £300,000 fund con18 May 2013 Mirror It is understood that Kate and Gerry McCann are now considering suing Halligen for allegedly fleecing their fund A dodgy “detective” accused of conning £300,000 from the Madeleine McCann fund is being kicked out of the US – and could now face justice in Britain. Kevin Halligen was extradited to America five...
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Former CEO of London-Based Company Pleads Guilty to Federal Charge in $2.1 Million Fraud SchemeDefendant Used Nearly $1.7 Million of Proceeds to Buy Home in Great Falls, VirginiaFBI Press ReleaseU.S. Attorney’s Office May 17, 2013     District of Columbia (202) 514-7566 WASHINGTON—Kevin Richard Halligen, 51, an Irish...
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Former D.C. security consultant Halligen pleads guilty in $2.1 million fraud case  Washington Post Kevin Sullivan  17 May 2013 Kevin Richard Halligen, who convinced lawyers, lobbyists and others in Washington’s elite intelligence community that he was a former British spy and allegedly conned them out of millions, pleaded...
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Fraud suspect Kevin Richard Halligen allegedly posed as a spy and cheated the elite on both sides of the Atlantic

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Kevin Richard Halligen Fraud suspect Kevin Richard Halligen allegedly posed as a spy and cheated the elite on both sides of the Atlantic 10 June 2012 Washington Post Kevin Sullivan (MCF Archive: http://themaddiecasefiles.com/post238543.html#p238543) Some people knew him as Kevin. He told others he was Richard. Everyone could see he had...
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A player, but what was his game?

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A player, but what was his game? Sullivan, Kevin The Washington Post 10 June 2012 Some people knew him as Kevin. He told others he was Richard. Everyone could see he had money to burn, and most people thought he was a British spy. But nobody in Washington really knew Kevin Richard Halligen, not even the woman he pretended to marry. Halligen now sits in a London prison, fighting extradition to the United States, where he faces...
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JUDGMENT: Kevin Halligen Appeal

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Kevin Halligen Former McCann Private Investigator JUDGMENT (PDF file) Lukaszewski (Appellant) v The District Court in Torun, Poland (Respondent) Pomiechowski (Appellant) v District Court of Legunica 59-220 Poland (Respondent) Rozanski (Appellant) v Regional Court 3 Penal Department Poland (Respondent) R (on the application of Halligen) (Appellant) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Respondent) Easter Term [2012]...
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Kevin Halligen Extradition Appeal: FBI charges money laundering and wire fraud

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Case Summary On appeal from the QBD Divisional Court (England and Wales) Issues What are the minimum requirements to constitute good notice of appeal for the purposes of section 108(4) of the Extradition Act 2003? If an individual is notified by fax sent after 4:30p.m. that the Secretary of State has decided to order his extradition,...
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