Madeleine MacCann: German police say they must …

After 14 years, the disappearance of Madeleine McCann Remains a mystery. Police are trying to clarify what happened and, in that sense, have found new information about where the alleged murder of the British girl took place.

At first, the police believed that the prime suspect, Christian brueckner, had abducted Madeleine in Praia da Luz and subsequently transferred her to Germany. Police found a basement in his house that had been bricked up and hidden, with which they believed he was keeping her there, but this hypothesis was ruled out.

However, in a recent interview with the Sunday Mirror, the tax Hans Christian Wolters revealed that surely the girl died “in Portugal”. “I am optimistic that we will resolve this matter.”he insisted. The new indications, not yet revealed, indicate that the main suspect kept Madeleine in his department for a while. Praia da Luz to assassinate him later there and dispose of the corpse. “I can’t reveal the kind of evidence they gave usIt’s not forensic, I can anticipate, but it’s new circumstantial evidence that adds to the theory that he’s the responsible man, ”Wolters continued.

The new information comes days after the girl’s parents, Kate, 53, and Gerry, 52, said they would never give up hope of finding her. He was May 3, 2007 when Madeleine disappeared, a few days before turning 4 years old. It should be noted that UK police are still investigating a person’s disappearance case.

The night Madeleine disappeared, her parents had dinner with two friends while the daughter and the couple’s other two children slept in the apartment. Leaving her was the last time they saw her.

The main suspect

Currently Brueckner, 44, is serving seven years in prison for the rape of a 72-year-old American in the Algarve in 2005. Last July, German police searched a plot in Hanover where Brueckner, also known as Christian B .

It is believed they were looking for information that might link him to the case. The prosecutor explained that “since Christian B. was not living on this plot at the time of Maddie’s disappearance, he could not have buried a body there.”

Convicted of a sexual crime, Christian was identified by German authorities last June as Maddie’s main suspect. He should be charged with the disappearance of little Maddie this year. His lawyer, Friedrich Fulscher, He insists that Brueckner has nothing to do with Madeleine.