US EditionPrime Suspect in Madeleine McCann Case Chillingly Boasts About His Plans for Release in First Interview From Behind Bars
- The main individual under investigation for Madeleine McCann’s disappearance in Praia da Luz in 2007 is currently incarcerated for a 2005 sexual assault committed in the same location.
- Brueckner continues to deny any connection to Madeleine's disappearance, while German prosecutors are working urgently to file charges against him before his planned release in September.
- A new extensive search is underway near Praia da Luz, using ground-penetrating radar and involving German, Portuguese police and forensic teams across more than 20 land plots.
- In a rare prison interview, Brueckner boasted about looking forward to a steak and beer after release and plans to flee to a non-extradition country, claiming innocence and isolation.
- The ongoing investigation and searches indicate authorities are determined to find conclusive evidence linking Brueckner to Madeleine's disappearance and prevent his potential escape from justice.
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While the main suspect in the case of the disappearance of Maddie McCann in Portugal, Christian Brückner, could regain freedom within a few months, the German police have re-launched the search....
Madeleine McCann prime suspect gives first interview as new searches launched
Christian Brueckner has given his first face-to-face interview with a German newspaper, as police face a race against time to charge him in the Maddie case (Picture: PA) The prime suspect in the disappearance of Madeleine McCann has revealed his plans for when his current prison sentence ends. Christian Brueckner has given his first face-to-face interview with a German newspaper, as police face a race against time to charge him in the Maddie cas…
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