Madeleine McCann: German prisoner identified as suspect - #4

[Anxala]

So just WHAT do they actually have on him?

I wonder about this too. Surely it can't just be that he 'fits'? The investigation, from what I've read of the official German statements, seems really (overly, almost) dependent upon public input.

 

[Chiatos]

Brueckner was investigated over the murder 24-year-old Monika Pawlak, who worked in a kitchen and occasionally as a prostitute, in Hanover in 2010, but never charged, police documents revealed.

He was ordered to give a DNA sample during a mass DNA test, it was reported.
Madeleine McCann was killed soon after she was kidnapped, says German prosecutor

 

[Kikixxxx]

Yeah I’m not sure he gets off (so to speak) on the actual killing element. Perhaps he does but It doesn’t seem that way to me. I think he killed her because he kind of had to. This wasn’t a opportunity where he could break in and carry out a planned sexual attack in her own apartment, she was a kid and her parents would be back any minute. So he had to take her to his own house (or van) and therefore there is more risk of any evidence being linked to him by doing that. He just couldn’t chance it, so he had to dispose of her afterwards
IMO

 

[PS8800]

I wonder about this too. Surely it can't just be that he 'fits'? The investigation, from what I've read of the official German statements, seems really (overly, almost) dependent upon public input.

Like many cases, the McStay case always comes to mind for me, law enforcement know far more far before and we generally are not privy to it whilst they get their ducks in a row. Everything comes out at trial.

Coincidentally people also accused family members for their disappearance. Its a shame that the desire to KNOW NOW encourages many to jump to their own conclusions for their own satisfactions, and they don't even realise they are doing it. Patience.

 

[Ardoch]

I think MM was stolen to order. I don’t believe that CB was only looking to satisfy his sick fantasies. If that were the case, he could have preyed on a poor Portuguese child without the risk of international police and media attention. I think he was trying to cash in on his depravity. One report says that after MM’s abduction, CB went back to Germany and opened a corner shop and moved into an attached apartment. How did he get money to do that?

I think so too.
I was looking at his timeline - or as much as we know ...from the DM:

2007 - he was in Dresden with a girlfriend (not from this link - another one)
2008 - Augsburg
2011 - Drug smuggling in Niebull and Schleswig- Holstein
2014 - Running a kiosk in Braunschweig

 

[Chiatos]

Brueckner was investigated over the murder 24-year-old Monika Pawlak, who worked in a kitchen and occasionally as a prostitute, in Hanover in 2010, but never charged, police documents revealed.

He was ordered to give a DNA sample during a mass DNA test, it was reported.
Madeleine McCann was killed soon after she was kidnapped, says German prosecutor

 

[Olivia_Seafish]

So just WHAT do they actually have on him?

His word (via the snitch).

And his word in this case carries serious weight for two reasons: The mound of circumstantial evidence against him and the fact that he was able to back up his bragging about the American lady with a video.

Aside from that, the German police have stated two things:
1. They have more evidence.
2. They don't have a video.

 

[Kikixxxx]

Just off topic, I’m amazed that trackers are now not fitting as standard on all new cars?
Apart from it making it easier to identify stolen vehicles, it would also prove the movements of it.

I’m amazed they don’t take everyone’s dna at birth, the amount of crimes they’d solve if they did.

 

[Edinlass]

I’m amazed they don’t take everyone’s dna at birth, the amount of crimes they’d solve if they did.

They should. Not only for crime either, to fight against genetic diseases in research. Makes sense to me.

 

[peanutJelly]

Brueckner was investigated over the murder 24-year-old Monika Pawlak, who worked in a kitchen and occasionally as a prostitute, in Hanover in 2010, but never charged, police documents revealed.

He was ordered to give a DNA sample during a mass DNA test, it was reported.
Madeleine McCann was killed soon after she was kidnapped, says German prosecutor

I can’t believe someone can be investigated for so many cases. Can’t all be just coincidence.

 

[Kiranerys]

Because as his crimes progressed and after he'd got away with more and more, the more chances he took and went further and further. Also if it was him, a paedophile has much difficulty in holding back their desires. Also his psychopathology maybe that women (for gratification)are viewed differently to him than children, (without going into too much detail)

Yes,he wants to humiliate women,children may just fulfil his needs and then it's easier to kill them IMO

 

[Olivia_Seafish]

I wonder about this too. Surely it can't just be that he 'fits'? The investigation, from what I've read of the official German statements, seems really (overly, almost) dependent upon public input.

He said he did it and appears to have described in detail how he did it. It's his confession coupled with the fact that he fits that seems to be giving the Germans confidence.

 

[JediJim]

We have in UK. A black box is offered by insurance companies to bring costs down.

We do but mostly for new drivers. This is not mandatory for everyone.
The UK police use ANPR on most large roads. Probably not so much in more rural areas or small roads.
If CB took MM for money, why would he murder her? He wouldn’t get the money for one and would risk being reported .

 

[JediJim]

Maybe they can prove he was in the area. Even his phone. Maybe even a vehicle. Lots of coincidences I know.
But that isn’t concrete evidence that he took MM.

 

[Edinlass]

If this happened in the UK we would not be sitting here 13 years later, I truly believe that!

 

[Olivia_Seafish]

I’m amazed they don’t take everyone’s dna at birth, the amount of crimes they’d solve if they did.

I think some people might find that a bit 1984ish. There'd be much objection.

 

[Kikixxxx]

I think some people might find that a bit 1984ish. There'd be much objection.

whats new these days lol

 

[LittleRose]

I think the German prosecutor’s strategy is brilliant. The media attention has to be crushing CB. Not only has he lost the (false) decent reputation which he worked hard to portray to some people, but he’s also fearing for his life. The ONLY people who can protect him right now are the police/prison system. And their ONLY incentive to protect him is if he cooperates.

 

[Buddha_with_mace]

If this happened in the UK we would not be sitting here 13 years later, I truly believe that!

Same with Ben Needham

 

[Edinlass]

whats new these days lol

Snowflake generation. It shouldn’t be optional, I don’t know why anyone would object unless they had something to hide of course.