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Madeleine McCann abduction suspect Christian Brueckner is set be charged by the end of summer.

Christian B has not provided investigators with an alibi, they have claimed. He was officially named as a suspect in the Madeleine McCann case by Portuguese prosecutors earlier this month.

German police say they are now convinced Madeleine McCann was killed in Portugal.

Madeleine McCann detectives have been given new evidence to bolster their case against the prime suspect.Investigators are reportedly hoping to charge German paedophile Christian Brueckner by the end of the summer.The 44-year-old, who is currently serving time in prison on rape and drugs convictions, has a history of child sex offences and was living in the Praia da Luz area in Portugal at the time of Madeleine’s disappearance.Hans Christian Wolters, the German prosecutor leading the investigation, is now more optimistic of a breakthrough.He told The Sun: “We have gathered new evidence that adds further to the case we are building against our main suspect.“I’m afraid I cannot tell you what it is but it strengthens our work.“We are still

Madeleine McCann's disappearance could be charged with rape in the "next three months".Christian Brueckner has been accused of being involved in the then-three-year-old girl's abduction on May 3, 2007 in Praia da Luz, Portugal.

Madeleine McCann is set to be charged with the rape of an Irish tour rep. Christian Brueckner has been accused of the rape of Hazel Behan in Praia de Luz, three years before the disappearance of Maddie McCann on May 3, 2007.

Madeleine McCann prosecutors admit they are wary of charging their prime suspect because of Germany’s strict double-jeopardy law.

Madeleine McCann detectives are hunting Russian men who spoke with the prime suspect around the time she disappeared.German paedophile Christian Brueckner – who was living near the Portuguese Praia da Luz resort where Madeleine vanished in 2007 – had contact with them in the spring of that year.Earlier this month, the Olive Press claimed the two men – thought to be brothers – may have been selling yachts in the country and in Portugal.German prosecutor Hans Christian Wolters, who is leading the investigation, reportedly said the men could have been involved on Portuguese programme Sexta-as-9.He has since told the Daily Star: “We know that Christian B.

German prosecutors have insisted they do not need Madeleine McCann’s body to prosecute the man they believe killed her.

Madeleine McCann’s disappearance has proved her parents are innocent.Officers have found “no indication whatsoever” that doctors Kate and Gerry were in any way involved.But detectives say they have “a lot of evidence” pointing towards German drifter Christian Brueckner, who is their “only” suspect in the case.They are the third international police force to clear the McCanns over their daughter’s disappearance from their Portuguese holiday apartment in 2007.German prosecutor Hans Christian Wolters, who is heading the current probe, said: “We have carried out a very serious investigation and there is no indication whatsoever Madeleine McCann’s parents are linked to her disappearance.“On the other hand, we have a lot of evidence pointing to

A paedophile suspected of abducting Madeleine McCann is alleged to have performed a sex act in front of a young girl a month before the Brit vanished.

Madeleine McCann is dead, it has been claimed.Hans Christian Wolters, the German prosecutor leading the investigation, previously wrote to Kate and Gerry McCann telling them he was certain that Madeleine had died.Mr Wolters referenced “concrete evidence” but refused to offer any further details, fearing it may jeopardise the investigation into prime suspect Christian Brueckner.A former chief inspector believes the significant claim may have been lost in translation.Mick Neville founded the Met Police’s Central Forensic Image Team in 2012 and spent a number of years working with the military police in Germany.He told Daily Star Online: “A big issue here is the phrase ‘concrete evidence’.“The German prosecutor has stated several times that he

Madeleine McCann may not be charged despite "concrete evidence", according to reports.German prisoner Christian Brueckner was dramatically unveiled earlier this month.Police believe he was in Praia da Luz, where Maddie was last seen alive, around the time she vanished.Hans Christian Wolters, a German prosecutor, even said they had "concrete evidence" Maddie was dead.But now Mr Wolters appears to have done a U-turn on Brueckner, whose lawyers deny he had any involvement in the case.Wolters told newspaper Braunschweig Zeitung: "You also have to be realistic enough that the investigation may not lead to a charge for the murder of Madeleine McCann.

Piers Morgan has demanded that prosecutors in the Madeleine McCann case "shut up and show respect" to her parents.

Piers Morgan has questioned whether the prosecutor in the Madeline McCann probe was right to send a letter to the toddler's parents saying she was murdered.

murdered. However the letter doesn't reveal how the prosecutor knows for a fact that Maddie was killed and he has told Kate and Gerry McCann that he 'can't say why' he knows.

Christian Brueckner, 43, as a key suspect in disappearance of the three-year-old, but are yet to reveal their findings.

A 30-minute phone call received by prime suspect Christian Brueckner may help police solve the mystery around Madeleine McCann's disapperance.

Madeleine McCann was possibly abused and then killed shortly after she was kidnapped, a German prosecutor says.

Madeleine McCann was killed and abused shortly after being kidnapped.Christian Brueckner is suspected of snatching and quickly murdering the youngster while she was on a family holiday in Portugal in 2007, reports The Mirror.Now Hans Christian Wolters, who is leading the investigation, disclosed the information while launching a fresh appeal for tips.It comes as fears grow that Brueckner could be freed from prison before he can be arrested.Despite German prosecutors admitting they think they know how Madeleine was killed, they lack the "crucial evidence" of her body.Therefore they are not prepared to charge the 43-year-old suspect.Mr Wolters told the Times: “My private opinion is that he relatively quickly killed the girl, possibly abused

German police who are investigating a paedophile in connection with the missing toddler Madeleine McCann in Portugal 13 years ago have said they believe she is dead.