Ref second point, Tedlink has posted the DT article
& the documentary has been time stamped underneath for the same reason.
Unfortunately it seems that the German law does work that way.
The statue of limitation for possession of cp would have expired early. The prosecutors then chose to go with the easiest to convict crime of child abuse for which he got only 15 months. Proving possession and distribution would have been more difficult.
If the abuse of a child- photographed as well - only got him 15 months, what makes anyone think he would have gotten more time with possession?
The evidence of the child abuse, as far as I remember, did not come from the factory batch, but from CB's laptop/camera. Here it is:The statue of limitation for possession of cp would have expired early. The prosecutors then chose to go with the easiest to convict crime of child abuse for which he got only 15 months.
The prime suspect in the disappearance of Madeleine McCann was jailed for sexually abusing the five-year-old daughter of a former girlfriend, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.
Christian Brueckner assaulted the youngster in a public park before taking graphic photographs that were later discovered on his digital camera and laptop as police investigated him over a separate claim of domestic violence.
Might depend on type of photo, CP is graded,at least it is in UK, with possession of 'mild images not attracting much in the way punishment.With that allegedly gigantic stash of CP dug up on CB's property, under his dead dog, with his pictures mixed in the batch? Difficult? Seriously?
For a possesion of an, again, a gigantic hoard of CP while being a repeat offender? Of course.
Picture or videoWhat would constitute clear evidence of murder?
Of course, in Gemany it works that way too. But a repeat offender would get for such a gigantic collection more than a slap on a wrist. And, honestly, any amount of time spent by this sleazeball behind bars and not on the streets should be worth of trying.Might depend on type of photo, CP is graded,at least it is in UK, with possession of 'mild images not attracting much in the way punishment.
What I was meaning was what would the photo have to depict to show that she was dead ?Picture or video
I’m sure there’ll be ideas about how a picture doesn’t proof death because it’s not physical evidence. Or whatever claims about framing, photoshop etc.
But imo it’ll be a picture clearly showing MM was murdered, which is certainly strong enough evidence that proves murder.
I think it as possible that all of us are right, to a certain degree.
The SOL for possession of CP would be five years - distribution 10 which is possible if they have images he shared via email or in chats with Panikspatz.The statue of limitation for possession of cp would have expired early. The prosecutors then chose to go with the easiest to convict crime of child abuse for which he got only 15 months. Proving possession and distribution would have been more difficult. If the abuse of a child- photographed as well - only got him 15 months, what makes anyone think he would have gotten more time with possession? I think the discussion on cp owned by CB is derailing a bit from the most important bit - it paints a person obsessed with young blonde girls.
I think we can go round in circles all day long, we don't know what they have, we will only find out if it's taken to trial, they certainly won't be giving away anything of importanceWhat I was meaning was what would the photo have to depict to show that she was dead ?
What about differentiation between murder and manslaughter / accidental deasth ?
Yeah, it gets too hard trying to shoehorn a photo into the investigation and there not be a charge. I think their evidence infers death from witness statements and CB’s writings. We know MT, HeB, CP etc think he did it and we know they have fantasy writings - I don’t think we need to keep looking deeper than this.What I was meaning was what would the photo have to depict to show that she was dead ?
What about differentiation between murder and manslaughter / accidental deasth ?
IIRC - The box factory was also searched in a joint operation, by over 100 officers, in 2018.The SOL for possession of CP would be five years - distribution 10 which is possible if they have images he shared via email or in chats with Panikspatz.
SOL is closely linked to length of likely sentence in Germany with possession of CP carrying a maximum five-year term.
Just to try and straighten out the timeline a little: he was charged and convicted for the molestation of AB’s daughter in roughly 2014 but he fled to Portugal and didn’t serve the term initially. Key evidence was images of this act found on his Casio Elixim camera.
The box factory search was 2016. They could have charged him up to 2021 but they didn’t.
It has been reported that the same images from the 2014 conviction were also stored on the USBs at the factory and because of this he couldn’t be charged for CP possession due to the double jeopardy rule.
Putting this together, they charged him in 2014 for child molestation because it’s a more serious crime than the CP possession (there were other images found in his possession at the time). They didn’t charge him for the 8,000 images because they were found until 2916.
It’s likely then that the first trial prevented a charge for the box factory findings because part of this evidence had been used in an earlier trial.
They need to place the phone in CB’s hand at / near the OC.Yeah, it gets too hard trying to shoehorn a photo into the investigation and there not be a charge. I think their evidence infers death from witness statements and CB’s writings. We know MT, HeB, CP etc think he did it and we know they have fantasy writings - I don’t think we need to keep looking deeper than this.
You might be right. I thought the off duty police woman uncovered it in early 2916 and then the large search was December 2016. I could be wrong though.IIRC - The box factory was also searched in a joint operation, by over 100 officers, in 2018.
Just to try and straighten out the timeline a little: he was charged and convicted for the molestation of AB’s daughter in roughly 2014 but he fled to Portugal and didn’t serve the term initially. Key evidence was images of this act found on his Casio Elixim camera.
The box factory search was 2016. They could have charged him up to 2021 but they didn’t.
It has been reported that the same images from the 2014 conviction were also stored on the USBs at the factory and because of this he couldn’t be charged for CP possession due to the double jeopardy rule.
Yes, I agree. Where I disagree is with the view that this is to support direct evidence like a photo.They need to place the phone in CB’s hand at / near the OC.
HCW said that last week.
No it wouldn't imo. We saw in the recent trial how difficult it is to prove crimes. Let alone now in MM case, without a body and without DNA. The photo could have been sent to him. If it doesn't have CB in it, his lawyers could find hundreds of things to say to cast doubt. And then that's it.Yes, I agree. Where I disagree is with the view that this is to support direct evidence like a photo.
They can’t currently prove he was in the area which they must do to support their circumstantial case - if they can’t prove he was there, how can they prove he did it.
If they had the direct evidence, it negates this requirement because he had to have been in contact with her or how else would the photo be in his possession - paedo with a photo of a missing girl. It would get a conviction.