New Documentary Reveals Disturbing Child Abduction Stories of Christian Brueckner, Including Shocking Quote: “A Very Small Girl Walks Into the Room. She Certainly Can’t Be More Than Five Years Old”
A new documentary claims to reveal shocking new evidence regarding the prime suspect in the Madeleine McCann case, Christian Brueckner.
The investigation, Madeleine McCann: Inside the Secret Evidence, unveils troubling clues related to Brueckner, including images of children’s swimwear and toddler toys found at his home.
It also uncovers his methods of child abduction involving masks, guns, and a chilling account where Brueckner describes using ether to abduct a mother and her child.
In one story, he is allegedly quoted as writing: “A very small girl walks into the room. She certainly can’t be more than five years old.
“She’s a blonde girl, her hair tied into two braids, swaying mischievously as she moves toward me. I felt like I was in heaven right now.”
Brueckner Allegedly Mocking Police Over Madeleine Investigation in Letter
A newly revealed letter from prime suspect Christian Brueckner allegedly mocks the German police’s efforts to link him to Madeleine McCann’s disappearance.
In a handwritten letter reviewed by the German newspaper Bild, he is said to have written: “Is there any trace of her in my car? Any other traces of her that I own? Photos? A corpse? No, no, no.”
How Much Has the UK Spent on the Madeleine McCann Search?
The UK has spent millions of pounds trying to uncover information about Madeleine McCann.
Funding for Operation Grange has totaled over £13.2 million since 2011.
As of 2022, five metropolitan police officers are still investigating the case.
Residents of Praia da Luz Hope for Closure
Residents of Praia da Luz have expressed hope that the McCann family will find “peaceful resolution.”
Long-time residents of this holiday town said they hope the search will bring much-needed closure to the family.
Speaking to the BBC, locals said: “We hope her family will soon overcome this pain.”
Madeleine McCann: Shocking New Evidence Found in Christian Brueckner’s Hideout – From Toys to 80GB Hard Drive
A new documentary about Madeleine McCann has revealed new explosive evidence that could prove Christian Brueckner is the prime suspect in the case. The documentary focuses on key evidence found at his hideout, directly pointing to why Brueckner, a German national, is considered the primary suspect in this world-shocking case since Madeleine disappeared in 2007.
Few clues have surfaced since the disappearance of Madeleine during her family holiday in the Algarve 18 years ago. The investigation uncovered alarming discoveries at Brueckner’s abandoned house, along with his disturbing obsession with young children.
80GB Hard Drive Details in Brueckner’s Possession
The documentary revealed the existence of an 80GB hard drive containing images and a laptop key, which may have prompted police to launch another phase of the investigation.
The hard drive also placed Brueckner at the location of Arades Dam in Portugal.
Madeleine McCann documentary reveals new evidence bombshell
A new TV documentary has compiled a host of circumstantial evidence, including images of children in swimming costumes as well as toddler toys found at his property.
The documentary also reveals how a mask, guns and Brueckner’s confession to using chemical ether to take a mum and her child outside a school.
A document also put the suspect at the location of a search for Madeleine McCann where he allegedly said “she did not scream” as he discussed the British toddler with an associate.
It also reveals harrowing kidnap stories where Brueckner wrote: “A very small girl enters the room. She’s definitely not older than five.”
The new documentary casts more light on Christian Brueckner (
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What neighbours said about chief Madeleine McCann suspect?
An ex-neighbour previously desribed convicted paedophile Christian Brueckner as an “angry young man.”
The neighbour, who lived in the same town where Madeleine vanished in 2007, recalled Brueckner had regular arguments with his then girlfriend.
The neigbhour told The Independent: “If was riding past and he’d be standing outside, we’d say hello, you know how are you.” She added: “Nothing more. Then we found out he was a really nasty piece of work.”
Alleged Brueckner victim claims police were dismissive of claims
Irish woman Hazel Behan, 41, claimed police were dismissive of her account that she was raped at knifepoint by Christian Brueckner.
Hazel said she reported the assault in Praia da Luz 21 years ago but that they were dismissive of her claim.
She said they continued to follow her for the next few weeks to analyse her behaviour and believes they were checking to see if she was sexually promiscuous or not.
Police boss who led prior Maddie search reveals why her case gripped the public
A former homicide police chief has shared why this missing person case captured the public in particular.
Simon Foy, who led Operation Grange to find Madeleine in 2011, explained that the case had captured the world because it was “every parent’s nightmare”.
He told The Guardian: “When I was working in homicide investigations in the Met, occasionally these cases would come along which for some reason just connected around the public consciousness.
“It’s a whole load of things: it’s a young blond girl, it’s a middle-class family, it’s a holiday, it’s every parent’s nightmare. All that sort of stuff very unpredictably would combine together and you would go from virtually minimal media interest and coverage to significant and substantial media coverage, and that was all before the days of social media.”
True crime tourists visit Praia da Luz
True crime tourists have flocked to Praia da Luz in a bid to retrace the family’s last steps.
British friends Joanne Sheppard, 60, and Jane Thorp, 61, visited the Ocean Club complex last week.
Joanne told The Guardian: “When we decided to go on holiday, I said I would like to see the place where [Madeleine] went missing and I’d like to sit and see the scope of the area so we could get a feel of various routes where maybe Gerry McCann and Kate walked.”
Irish woman ‘in fear’ ahead of prime suspect’s release
An Irish woman who was allegedly raped at knifepoint by Christian Brueckner fears he will “hunt her down” when he is released from prison.
Brueckner, 48, who is the prime suspect in the Madeleine McCann case is set to be freed from a prison in Germany in September. He was jailed for the rape of a 72-year-old US woman in Praia da Luz, Portugal in 2005.
Now, Hazel Behan, 41, who bravely waived her right to anonymity, has opened up about her ordeal and said she is living in fear.
She told The Sun: “His sentence may be ending but mine never did. I have lived with fear every day for 21 years. Fear that I’ll see him. Fear that he’ll find out where I live and hunt me down. I also have fear that he’ll do to someone else what he did to me.
“I’ve called him out in a public forum and I have genuine concern he could confront me. I wouldn’t put anything past a person like him. If he is released, I will worry for every woman and child who, like me, believes the justice system is protecting them. A leopard doesn’t change his spots.”
Hazel Behan is concerned about his release
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How much has UK spent of operation to find Madeleine McCann?
The UK has spent several million pounds in its efforts to find out any information about Madeleine McCann.
Funding given to Operation Grange has reached more than £13.2million since 2011.
As of 2022, there were five Metropolitan police officers who were working on the case.
Praia da Luz residents hope for closure
The residents of Praia da Luz have said they hope the family of Madeleine McCann will “get closure.”
Long-term residents in the resort town said they hoped the search would bring the family much-needed closure.
Speaking to the BBC, residents said: “We hope her family get closure.”
Rescue expert says case is a unique mystery with so many questions unanswered
A rescue expert has spoken to Fox News about the Madeleine McCann case, saying it’s “frustrating” because the “five W’s” remain unanswered.
Bryan Stern is the founder of Grey Bull Rescue, a charity that rescues Americans and its allies from combat zones.
He told Fox Digital: “The five W’s are unanswered right now: Who did it? How did it happen? When did it happen? Where did it happen, you know?”
“That’s why these situations are so frustrating … because there’s way more questions than answers. The only thing that anybody knows for sure is that there’s a little girl who used to be walking the streets; now she’s not.”
He believes that the renewed search clearly suggests that officials are still searching for answers in an unsolved case. He said it may have been sparked by a tip off from someone close to Christian Brueckner, or the paedophile himself as part of a deal with prosecutors.
Mystery around couple at heart of new theory
Investigators are looking into claims a British man and his German wife were somehow involved in the disappearance of Madeleine McCann after the sister of the Brit tipped off detectives.
The woman claimed in 2018 that the couple had been drinking close to where Madeleine went missing.
They reportedly had been in a car that hit Madeleine while under the influence of alcohol.
What Brueckner note said
A note written by Christian Brueckner asked six questions.
According to a note translated by The Sun, Brueckner wrote: “It is the important questions, the decisive questions that can never be answered.”
These are the six questions he raised:
Was I or my vehicle clearly seen near the crime scene on the night of the crime?
Is there DNA evidence of me at the crime scene?
Are there DNA traces of the injured party in my vehicle?
Are there other traces/DNA carriers of the injured party in my possession?
Or photos [of the above]?
Is there a body/corpse?
Portuguese police did not know what intelligence prompted search
Portuguese police reportedly did not know what intelligence German police were working with when they launched the latest search.
German officials packed up a few soil samples from the site during the search, although they have not commented on the significance of anything that was found.
German police had been searching for any links that tied Christian Brueckner to the location where he had been at the time of Madeleine’s disappearance in 2007.
What we know about Madeleine McCann’s disappearance
Madeleine McCann vanished on May 3 while she was on holiday with her family at the Ocean Club in Praia da Luz.
Her parents went out for dinner with some friends while she and her brother and sister stayed at the holiday flat about 100 yards away.
The adults had a rota system and, when it was Kate McCann’s turn to check on the children, she found Madeleine was missing.
Police were then alerted and guests at the complex started to search for Madeleine.
What investigators found in latest Madeleine McCann search
Investigators made limited findings as they searched for any clues related to Madeleine McCann in Praia da Luz.
The probe unearthed limited findings including animal bones and small materials that have been hauled off for analysis.
The area was investigated as lead suspect Christian Brueckner lived in a cottage in the area when Madeleine went missing in 2007.
Madeleine has been missing for 18 years (
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Latest search ‘in right spot,’ says private detective
South African private detective Daniel Krugel said he believes the latest search happened in “the right area.”
He told The Olive Press: “I’m so excited the Germans are at the right spot. I’m very at ease that things will now go to an end. This is all I was waiting for. Justice for Madeleine. That’s all I want.”
Private detective believes German police have uncovered “important key evidence”
Danie Krugel, a South African private detective believes German police have uncovered “important key evidence”.
He told The Olive Press: “I’m so happy they’ve finally been searching in the right place and looking at their body language. I’m quite convinced they found something they were looking for. They only looked in three specific areas with 30 people brought in from Germany and it seemed they stopped suddenly early.”
He added: “They are in the right area. That’s what I’ve said since the beginning, which was in 2007, that the signal was static, wherever she was, she was not moving.
“I used that as a centre point and what I explained to the police is to use a centre point and then you make the 360 turn bigger and bigger. I’m so excited the Germans are at the right spot. I’m very at ease that things will now go to an end. This is all I was waiting for. Justice for Madeleine. That’s all I want.”
While neither Portuguese nor German police have issued any statement, local media reported that they found clothing and animal bones.
