German police issue statement on Madeleine McCann hard drive discovery ‘showing evidence she’s dead’

German police have responded to growing speculation surrounding a newly uncovered hard drive allegedly containing key evidence in the Madeleine McCann case. As the 18th anniversary of her disappearance passes, new reports claim the storage device could hold proof that the British child is dead—though police have urged caution.

Background on Madeleine McCann Case

Madeleine McCann vanished from a holiday apartment in Praia da Luz, Portugal, on 5 May 2007. Despite global attention, the case remains unsolved. Christian Brueckner, a 47-year-old German national, has long been the prime suspect and is currently serving time for a separate rape conviction.

Hard Drive Discovery and Reports of Horrifying Evidence

According to The Sun, police recovered a hard drive from Brueckner’s German hideout, which may contain disturbing images and incriminating material. Alongside it, investigators allegedly found:

  • 75 children’s swimming costumes

  • Unlicensed firearms and ammunition

  • Children’s toys and bikes

  • Various masks

The disturbing inventory has fuelled speculation that Brueckner may be linked to multiple offences. However, no formal charges have been filed against him in the McCann case.

Police Statement Dismisses New Claims

Ahead of a documentary airing tonight (7 May) which is expected to reveal some of the hard drive’s content, Braunschweig police issued a statement addressing recent media reports. A spokesperson told LADbible:

“I can’t comment on the documentary because I haven’t seen it. In my opinion, the article in the Sun doesn’t contain any real news and also contains few direct references to Madeleine McCann.

“I assume the article was published only because of the anniversary of Madeleine’s disappearance and not because of the timeliness of the alleged evidence.”

Prosecutors Urged to Bring Charges as Brueckner’s Release Looms

Brueckner could be released as early as September unless prosecutors bring formal charges in connection with the McCann case. German officials have previously stated they possess strong evidence suggesting Madeleine is dead, though a body has never been found.

Next Steps

With new material expected to be revealed in the upcoming documentary, pressure is mounting on investigators to act. Prosecutors have not confirmed whether the contents of the hard drive will play a role in any future charges.

Conclusion

Despite speculation, German police have cautioned against taking recent media reports at face value. As the world continues to search for answers in the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, the coming days may shed light on what remains one of the most enduring criminal mysteries of the 21st century.

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