Madeleine gran appeals for return | ||
The grandmother of Madeleine McCann has appealed to those holding their "shiny star" to "take her somewhere safe" so she can be returned home. Susan Healy told BBC News that people should look out for her granddaughter's distinctive "black flash" in her eye, where her pupil runs into her iris. Madeleine disappeared from her parents' Portuguese holiday apartment on 3 May. Mother Kate McCann said prayers at a church service in the Algarve village of Praia da Luz on Sunday. Joining the service was the English priest who married Kate and Gerry McCann and later baptised Madeleine. Father Paul Seddon, of the Our Lady of Comgrandmother Mrs Healy said she and all the family were "hoping and praying that the people who have Madeleine will take her somewhere safe and we can find her and bring her home". Relatives have released posters drawing attention to the distinctive marking in the youngster's right eye, which they say makes her easily recognisable. passion church in Formby, near Liverpool, flew out to support the couple in Portugal. Speaking from Liverpool, grandmother Mrs Healy said she and all the family were "hoping and praying that the people who have Madeleine will take her somewhere safe and we can find her and bring her home". Relatives have released posters drawing attention to the distinctive marking in the youngster's right eye, which they say makes her easily recognisable. | ||
Sunday, May 29, 2011
Susan Healy appeals for help..
