Why does the Portugese police and Interpol take the Maddie case too 'lightly'- less vigorous ?

Question

they are afraid to catch the pedophiles or there is a big conspiracy maybe top officials involved here ?

http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/europe/08/07/maddie.mccann.missing/index.html

"British police were told in March this year that missing girl Madeleine McCann may have been kidnapped by a pedophile ring which followed her three days before her abduction, according to reports."

Answer 1

In every high-profile case, you're "told" a lot of things. It sounded to me like it was just being passed along as an unsubstantiated report that they felt like they need to tell them about but didn't have anything to go with it. Interpol is not a law enforcement agency, no officers, so they're not involved. All they do is facilitate contacts and cooperation between agencies of different countries. You only admit too possibilities, that they were "afraid" to find who did it or there is some conspiracy. Phffft!

Answer 2

bit late with this question...don't you think