Madeleine McCann suspect to be released from German jail in less than three weeks

Local officials confirmed that the most important suspect’s disappearance of the German inspectors McCann will be released from prison within a few weeks.

Christian Brückner, who was sentenced to a rape conviction on September 17 at the latest.

Hans Christian Wolters also believes that the 48 -year -old German citizen believes that he was dangerous, but the current legal situation means that the current legal situation should be released from prison without delay.

Brückner was not accused of any crime against the disappearance of Madeleine and rejected any participation.

At that time, the three -year -old child disappeared from an apartment complex in Praia da Luz in Algarve on May 3, 2007 and led to a European investigation, which became one of the highest profile missing cases.

While Madeleine’s parents, daughters and young twin brothers were sleeping in the apartment on the ground, she had dinner with friends at a restaurant.

His mother Kate periodically checked the children until they discovered that they were missing at around 22:00.

The case was not resolved, but German prosecutors drew attention to the evidence that Brückner could be in the region where Madeleine could disappear.

Mr. Wolters said he would continue his efforts when he did not believe that he and other prosecutors have enough evidence to officially blame Brückner about the McCann case.

“It’s not just our number one suspect, it’s one suspect,” Brückner said. “There is no one else.”

“We have evidence to speak against [Brückner]This shows that Madeleine is responsible for the disappearance and death of McCann. ”

“We haven’t found anything accusing for the last five years [him]. We found evidence that strengthened our case. However, in our opinion, it is not strong enough to make a guilty decision likely, and therefore we could not blame him or we could not resort to the arrest order. “

Due to the differences in legal systems, German authorities suspect the murder in relation to Mückner’s Madeleine McCann, while the British police continue to deal with the disappearance of a lost person.

The prosecutor, who pioneered the efforts of Brückner that he had been the main suspect in 2020, has led the efforts of German Germans to solve the disappearance of Madeleine, and added that a specialist was considered a danger for society.

“You should wait [Brückner] committing more crimes. “

As a result, prosecutors applied for restrictions to be placed when they were released – including installing an ankle label. These conditions will be decided by a court hearing that will not be open to the public.

The disappearance of Madeleine was investigated by Portuguese officials before German prosecutors were leading. Portuguese officials also called Brückner an official suspect or “Arguido”.

Brückner, who had spent his life in Algarve for years, was a drifter, a small criminal and a convicted sex criminal. In 1994 and 2016, he has several previous convictions, including sexual harassment.

It is known that he spent time in the same part of Portugal between 2000-2017. German prosecutors attached their mobile phone data and car sales against him.

Brückner is currently imprisoned in 2005 in Portugal’s rape of a 72 -year -old American tourist.

Portuguese and German police conducted A new search in June The land between the places where McCanns stayed, and the addresses linked to Borckner, but this did not give any breakthrough.

However, Mr. Wolters said the elements seized during the search were still analyzed.

He said that the ongoing investigation of prosecutors in Braunschweig, the North German city, could lose reliability after five -year investigations without a concrete result.

“I can ask about your understanding that we would not be able to position ourselves clearly if we had only a hot atmosphere only five years ago.”

The German prosecutor said he didn’t refuse to call anymore.

Last year briefner Clean by a German rape and sexual abuse court In an unrelated experiment.