The prime suspect in the Madeleine McCann case has released another twisted cartoon in which he mocks the German investigators who want him behind bars.
Convicted paedophile and rapist Christian Brueckner, 44, is currently being held in a high security prison in Oldenburg, near Bremen in northern Germany.
Investigators believe he abducted and killed 3 year-old Madeleine in Portugal in 2007.
In the cartoon the chief public prosecutor, Hans Wolters, wearing a black legal gown and brandishing a five euros note, desperately whispers 'is there anything new?' to a person in sitting behind a blue curtain with crystal ball.
Security is supposedly so tight at the JVA Oldenburg prison that it is locally dubbed 'Alcatraz of the North', but Brueckner has somehow managed to leak his sketches to the press.
In Brueckner's cartoon obtained by German newspaper BILD, the convicted paedophile taunts the public prosecution office with a drawing of the chief prosecutor consulting a clairvoyant for evidence. Brueckner is pictured in the bottom right, looking on bemused
Christian Brueckner, a convicted paedophile and rapist, is currently being held in a high security prison in Oldenburg, Germany. He is pictured here after being arrested in Italy in 2018
German investigators believe Brueckner murdered Madeleine, then three (pictured), after abducting her from a holiday apartment in Praia da Luz in May 2007, but are yet to bring the case to court
The cartoon is believed to refer to the German clairvoyant Michael Schneider, who provided the German investigators and the BKA, Germany's FBI, with co-ordinates of where he believes Madeleine is buried in Portugal.
Brueckner even included a small drawing of himself in the cartoon as a blonde-haired onlooker seemingly bemused by what he sees in front of him, while the rest of the courtroom sleeps soundly at their desks.
This cartoon comes two months after Brueckner released his first sketch in May, claiming his innocence in the case while depicting two prosecutors in a restaurant ordering the 'filet forensics'.
Despite having been a suspect for years, the public prosecution office have still not officially brought the case to court and are still gathering evidence against Brueckner, who has still never been questioned or charged in relation to the McCann case.
Three-year-old Madeleine McCann vanished from a holiday apartment in Portugal's Praia da Luz on May 3, 2007.
Her parents Kate and Gerry had put her and her siblings to bed in the flat before meeting friends for dinner at a nearby tapas restaurant.
Brueckner was living in a camper van near Praia da Luz at the time of the disappearance.
Last June, German and UK police revealed Brueckner as a suspect after first becoming aware of his potential
