Last updated at 16:51 19 November 2007
The mother of Kate McCann fears that evidence is being planted to frame her daughter, she said today.
Susan Healy, 61, said she believed plotters might still be planting false evidence to make it appear that Mrs McCann and her husband Gerry were involved in the disappearance of their daughter Madeleine.
She told a television interview: "I'm worried that evidence is being planted."
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Susan Healy, holding a treasured plate given her by Madeleine, believes Kate is being set upRead more...
Mrs Healy, of Allerton, Merseyside, added: "I know my daughter and I know how much Madeleine meant to her."My daughter had nothing to do with the disappearance of Madeleine."
Police have refused to reveal what alleged evidence they have against Mr and Mrs McCann, both 39, of Rothley, Leicestershire.
But the couple were made official suspects in the case after specialist sniffer dogs detected the "scent of death" in their hire car and microscopic traces of blood in their holiday apartment.
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Framed: plotters planted evidence on Kate McCann, her anxious mother fearsSpeaking when the McCanns were made arguidos and it was claimed that DNA had been found, Madeleine's grandmother said: "This is a set-up. It must have been planted by the perpetrator."
She went on: "I know why this is happening - the police are trying to frame them for murder.
"If there is any evidence to implicate Kate and Gerry in any way then it has been planted."
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