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Madeleine McCann case: Prosecutors believe 100% sure who the killer is

A photo released by the McCann family on May 24, 2007 shows the same day that Madeleine McCain disappeared from the family vacation home in the South Alcarve area (AFP) on May 3, 2007.

The lawyers for Madeleine McCann’s case have no body or DNA, but it is 100% certain who killed her. They assure that there is other evidence beyond his body. For investigators, Christian Bruckner is guilty of rape in prison and could be sentenced next year.

“We know we have the man who took her and killed her,” he said in the conversation Glass German lawyer Hans Christian Walters.

As revealed, the entire investigation team believes this 44-year-old man is guilty, but Since Bruckner is already in jail for other crimes, they take “what is needed at all times” to gather as much evidence as possible before presenting it in court.

    Kate and Jerry McCann with photo of missing girl
Kate and Jerry McCann with photo of missing girl

Walters was blunt: “Now we can blame her. Now we have those trials. We are 100% sure he killed her.

“But it’s not just about blaming him. We want to accuse you with the best evidence. We still have questions, so blaming is more foolish than waiting for answers that will strengthen our position, ”he explained.

“That’s why we said we would investigate until there were clues or information that we could follow. I’m not saying it’s not enough to have us now. But he’s in jail, so we do not have this pressure. We have time on our hands,” he stressed.

Maddie was 3 years old when she went missing
Maddie was 3 years old when she went missing

Speaking to Madeleine’s parents Kate and Jerry McCann, he said: “We know we have the killer of your daughter. All I can do is ask for your patience. Personally I think a decision will be reached next year.. We have no body or DNA, but we have other evidence. Based on the evidence we have, there is no other conclusion. “

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Little “Maddie”, whose image went around the world, disappeared from her room in Priya da Loos on May 3, 2007, where she was on vacation with her family.

Maddie was abducted in May 2007 in Portugal
Maddie was abducted in May 2007 in Portugal

His demise, shortly before his fourth birthday, on May 12, sparked an extraordinary investigation and international media coverage. But despite Bruckner being identified as the main suspect in Germany last year, no trace of the girl has been found.

At the time, investigators were investigating whether the perpetrator had transferred the rape medium from Priya da Loos to Germany.

(Photo: Facebook)
(Photo: Facebook)

Sources under investigation include “Bruckner’s confession to a friend and a phone analysis showing he was at the Ocean Club when the woman went missing. “They are circumstantial evidence, we have no scientific evidence. If there was a video of the event or a photo of Madeleine dead with Bruckner on camera, we would not have to appeal publicly,” the lawyer explained.

Brookner, a German pedophile who repeatedly rehabilitated a convicted rapist in Portugal. And the man currently in custody in connection with another case was identified as the main suspect in Maddie’s abduction last year.

Christian Bruckner (EFE)
Christian Bruckner (EFE)

The suspect was living in a van near Priya da Loos when Madeleine went missing. British and German police learned of him as a suspect in 2017, but did not make it public until last June. Investigators say key witnesses in Germany and Portugal are linking him to the case.

The van where the suspect lived
The van where the suspect lived

Walters dismissed the latest report that the trial would end with Christmas as “junk”, but said Bruckner would be charged early next year for other alleged crimes in Portugal. These include two incidents in which an Irish woman was raped in Algarve in 2004 and allegedly revealed herself to young people.

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When asked if he was satisfied with the speed of Madeleine’s trial, Walters said: “It could have gone better. Of course, but the case is moving forward.

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