The reason I've raised some of the issues you refer to is and I've stated it's my opinion only, (much like those do that Wolters hasn't denied the existence of a photo of a dead Madeleine then one must exist).HB is coming forward talking of evidence he's seen on tape, if he's a prosecution witness why, imo it's because one of more of the cases has been challenged and is no longer wanted as a witness.The charges were presented to CB and his legal team in October, April wasn't it that they were dropped because of the jurisdiction thing we were told, plenty of time for the defence to pick out any challenges.Once again all opinion.
ETA, what FF said and HCW surprised response.
In a statement to the MailOnline Mr Fulscher said: "In its decision of April 19, 2023, the Regional Court of Braunschweig declared that it had no jurisdiction over the charge against Christian B and revoked the arrest warrant against him.
"The defense already pointed out during the preliminary proceedings that the Braunschweig judiciary should not have local jurisdiction. For reasons that are not understandable here, the public prosecutor's office in Braunschweig clung to its jurisdiction and thus risked being overturned by the Federal Court of Justice if it were opened.
"This is very questionable, in particular given the fact that a large number of witnesses would have had to appear in court again (on very incriminating issues) in the event of an annulment.
Brunswick prosecutor Hans Christian Wolters hit back at the lawyer's statement, and told the publication: "We have not yet been made aware of the court's ruling. We don't understand why Mr Fulscher has it ahead of us as these rulings should be given simultaneously to both parties.
"We are still trying to find out exactly what has happened and if it has gone against us we will appeal or have the case moved to another city of jurisdiction in Germany."