German prosecutors refuse to hand over Madeleine McCann case file to lawyers ... trends now
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Prosecutors are refusing to hand over paperwork on their investigation into Madeleine McCann to lawyers representing the prime suspect.
Convicted rapist and pedophile Christian Brueckner, 47, is currently on trial accused of five unconnected sex crimes said to have happened in the area where Madeleine vanished from in 2007.
Four years ago prosecutors in Germany sensationally named Brueckner as the person they believe responsible for Madeleine’s ‘abduction and murder’ but so far he has not been charged in relation to her disappearance.
It has led to growing speculation that despite claims they have evidence there is no hard concrete proof to charge him and he has always denied any involvement.
Before the start of his current trial in Braunschweig, Germany, Brueckner told MailOnline the accusations against him were 'ridiculous' and added he hoped 'they find the truth out’.
Convicted rapist and pedophile Christian Brueckner , 47, is currently on trial accused of five unconnected sex crimes said to have happened in the area where Madeleine vanished from in 2007
He is the prime suspect in the disappearance of British girl Madeline McCann on May 3, 2007 in Praia da Luz, Portugal
Madeleine's parents, Gerry and Kate McCann, pictured, have campaigned vigorously since she vanished on a family holiday in 2007 for information
Now it has emerged his defence team led by Friedrich Fulscher have again demanded the case file on Madeleine, who vanished from the resort of Praia da Luz in Portugal’s Algarve when she was just three.
However prosecution spokesman Hans Christian Wolters told MailOnline they would not be ‘giving it to him’
