NOT GUILTY Germany/Portugal - Christian Brueckner, 27 @ time of 1st crime (2004), charged with sexual assault crimes, Praia de Rocha, Portugal. #6

[UK Girl]

Suggests to me that either he isn't party to this German evidence of murder, or he doesn't consider it to be evidence

It's pretty obvious though from the way he spoke in the JW trial that he has a lot of contact with OG. It isxalso obvious the German case seems to have fallen apart with not enough evidence to indict per HCW own words.

 

[RichardKimble]

It's pretty obvious though from the way he spoke in the JW trial that he has a lot of contact with OG. It isxalso obvious the German case seems to have fallen apart with not enough evidence to indict per HCW own words.

Is he effectively saying there is no evidence CB killed MM?.
The article from the BBC no longer contains the quoted extract but the Standard carries it.

Mr McCann said: “Madeleine’s been missing for 18 years, and the bottom line is, we still don’t know what’s happened to her.”
He said that there is “no evidence”, adding: “I don’t even mean ‘convincing’ evidence – there is no evidence to say she’s dead.
“Now we fully understand she may be dead, it may even be probable, but we don’t know that.”

Madeleine McCann’s father calls for greater scrutiny of UK media

Gerry McCann said his family were subjected to ‘monstering’ by sections of the press and are lucky to have ‘survived’.

www.standard.co.uk

 

[rvlvr]

Strange that those quotes have been removed from the BBC’s article?

Don’t the BBC usually put a note on their articles when they’ve been altered?

 

[Sharkbite]

Strange that those quotes have been removed from the BBC’s article?

Don’t the BBC usually put a note on their articles when they’ve been altered?

That's what I thought. The "quoted" was removed from the BBC article the same day it was published. Seems that the Standard might have created their story mainly from the original BBC article and it hasn't been edited to remove what GM was supposed to have said. I didn't hear GM say it in the interview.

 

[RichardKimble]

That's what I thought. The "quoted" was removed from the BBC article the same day it was published. Seems that the Standard might have created their story mainly from the original BBC article and it hasn't been edited to remove what GM was supposed to have said. I didn't hear GM say it in the interview.

Sky carry the quote as well.So it must have been said.

On the disappearance of his daughter, Mr McCann said: "Madeleine's been missing for 18 years, and the bottom line is, we still don't know what's happened to her."
He said that there was "no evidence", adding: "I don't even mean 'convincing' evidence - there is no evidence to say she's dead.
"Now we fully understand she may be dead, it may even be probable, but we don't know that."

Madeleine McCann's father describes huge toll of his family's 'monstering' by the press

Gerry McCann wants greater scrutiny of UK media. His daughter Madeleine was nearly four when she vanished from the family's rented holiday flat in Praia da Luz, Portugal, in May 2007.

news.sky.com