Madeleine McCann suspect Christian Brueckner registered as homeless after prison release | World | News
Madeleine McCann’s disappearance of the lock suspicion, this week after being released from prison, declared himself homeless. Christian Brueckner, who rejected any participation in the McCann case, was moved to emergency accommodation.
Accordingly Daily mirrorNeumunster, about 40 miles north of Hamburg, was officially declared homeless. A press secretary for the city told the article: “Yesterday, Neumunster registered homeless and hosted it for security reasons.” The German was released from prison this week after serving a seven -year period to rape a pension.
In a McDonald’s restaurant, a cheese Burger and chicken Nuggets Aver were seen in a restaurant.
The British police continue to investigate the disappearance of Madeleine and asked for access to all files and witnesses 48 -year -olds in the German investigation.
A source close to the case in Germany said: “The British police have increased their interest in this case.
“The Grange operation, which has an investigation of Met of Metleine, has always been active and has always been information with the Germans. However, after leaving the case with German inspectors, detectives seem to really want to look at everything.”
Metropolitan police commissioner Sir Mark Rowley said Brückner was “a suspicious for us” and that the investigation of the disappearance of the power of power was a missing person investigation.
In 2007, Praia was only three years old when he disappeared in Luz town in Portugal.
While Madeleine and her brothers were sleeping during their holidays, her family went to a close restaurant.
The German prosecutors pointed out the evidence that he had placed Brueckner in the area when he disappeared.
However, they could not find enough evidence that the main suspect was able to charge.
However, at the request of the prosecutors, a regional court gave strict evacuation requirements and will have to wear an electronic ankle monitor for five years.
