Inmate remains a suspect in Madeleine’s disappearance

British police investigating the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, a three -year -old British girl who disappeared from the Algarve region of Portugal in 2007, said that she was suspicious in the investigations of a 49 -year -old German man.

The German suspect Christian Brueckner lived in Algarve when McCann disappeared and will be released from prison in Germany. He was first chosen as suspicious by the British and German police in 2020.

“We are aware of the release of a 49 -year -old German man who was the primary suspect in the German Federal investigation in the German Federal investigation into the disappearance of the German Federal,” the British Chief Inspector Markwell said Markwell, the British Chief Inspector Markwell. He said.

He continued: “This individual’s metropolitan police remain suspicious in his own investigation.”

McCann disappeared on May 3, 2007 when he was on vacation with his family in the town of Algarve Praia Da Luz, and attracted the attention of a crazy search and world media. No found.

Police said in a statement that the German suspect rejected the request of the British police for an interview and that the officers would continue to maintain any appropriate investigation line.

“We cannot provide more information while the investigation continues. Any question about the conditions for release should be directed to the German authorities.”

The German police said McCann died in June 2020 and Brueckner was probably responsible. Brueckner rejected any participation and was not accused of any crime against the case.

The convicted child abuse and drug dealer behind fars to rape a 72 -year -old woman in the same area of ​​Algarve.

Before the expected version, the Portuguese and the German police spent four days in June looking for evidence of the disappearance of McCann in Algarve.