Madeleine McCann. Credit: instagram @findmaddyy
Alongside other items, a deep, obstructive hard drive was found on the property of Christian Bruckner, the main suspect in 2007’s loss of Madeleine McCann.
New claims by German police suggest that a British girl is dead, according to a 2016 survey revealed today.
New file linked to Christian Brukner’s suspicion of obsession with children
New Channel 4 and solar The documentary revealed what authorities describe as a “terrifying” collection of evidence found on Brukner’s property in Neuwegelsruben, Germany. This site, the unused factory, was purchased in 2008 for £20,000 (Euro 23,300).
During the search, police discovered:
- Wallet containing 6 USB sticks and 2 memory cards
- 75 kids swimming costumes
- Guns, masks, chemicals
- Hard drive with images taken in Portugal
These findings have been described as highly unsettling, and a full-scale search involving 100 officers has begun. GB News.
Christian Bruckner’s hard drive may be the key to Madeleine McCann’s case
German investigators believe the contents of the hard drive support their longstanding claim that Madeleine McCann is sadly dead.
In some photos, Brueckner can be seen in Arade Dam. AradeDam is a site searched in 2023 in connection with the incident. Others reportedly show him modeling a mask and posing nude.
The documentary also reveals that the USB stick contains a graphic fictional story written by Bruckner, including one that includes the abuse of a four-year-old girl. He is also said to have discussed his fantasies during a Skype chat with other pedophiles. One chilled line, taken from the conversation, reads, “Capture the little things and use them for days.”
New details put Bruckner in the main location after the loss of Madeleine:
- He was photographed on Arade Dam, a notable search site.
- Recovered by police, Satonav followed his movements in the area
- Insurance documents show that he was in Orgiba, Spain in April 2008
Bruckner reportedly told a friend during the 2008 festival, “Madeleine didn’t scream.” Helge B said in court that Brueckner issued a statement of the offence, but there were doubts about his credibility.
Christian Bruckner is now sentenced to seven years in the Saende prison near Hanover for raping a pensioner at Praia Dals in 2005, two years before Madeleine went missing. In October, he was not guilty of other rape and sexual offences, but still has a year left. One of the acquittals involved an Irish woman who recently sued Portuguese authorities over handling the rape case of her suspect involving Christian Bruckner.
Brueckner consistently denies Madeleine McCann’s involvement in the loss of disappearance.
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