Mother Maddie: 'We'll never give up'

london - The missing toddler Madeleine McCann's parents have told her never to give up her search for her daughter. That's what Kate and Gerry McCann wrote in a letter that they placed on Facebook on Tuesday. 'We are looking for and never giving up.'

It's been ten years since Madeleine McCann disappeared from her parents' home, Gerry and Kate McCann, in Portuguese Praia da Luz. She would be fourteen years old next month.

'Ten years. It's not easy to say, write or accept. When Maddie disappeared, I could not even think in terms of years, 'Kate writes compares Maddie's disappearance with previous abductions. 'Shawn Hornbeck was kidnapped and stayed four years, Natascha Kampusch for more than eight years. I could not contain it. But now we are here. Madeleine, our Madeleine, has been away for more than ten years. The days look like everyone else. Nevertheless, 3 May this year feels different. It's a terrible realization that Madeleine has been away for ten years. '

Kate fears that the coming weeks will become 'painful and stressful'. 'Old stories are being dumped by the media. We hope reporters writing about Madeleine will let their conscience be heard. We hope to keep in mind that lies are damaging our children and of course Madeleine. '

The police are still looking for Madeleine, emphasizes Kate in the letter. The family does not give up the search. 'We always keep hope. '

The investigation into Madeleine's loss led to, among other things, 1338 statements and the gathering of 1027 evidence, but did not make any sense of the eviction of disappearance. An Australian television program recently claimed groundbreaking knowledge about 'Maddie'.

This breakthrough, however, appears to be continuing. In the broadcast on Sunday, controversial police chief Goncalo Amaral showed that he still suspected McCanns, according to The Sun. He thinks they lied and suspect that the couple has put the kidnapping into scene.

Madeleine's body would be buried in a lake in Praia da Luz. The British MI5 would have helped with the burial of 'Maddie' or have tried to help McCanns after burying their daughter. Father Gerry McCann said earlier about Amaral: 'The less we say, the better. '