The legal obstacle that could prevent the final resolution of the Madeleine McCann case: “It happened in Spain”

case of Madeleine McCann There is no doubt that this has been one of the most mysterious incidents of the 21st century. this little girl He disappeared in 2007 at the age of 4 (he would now be 21). In the area of ​​Praia da Luz in the algarve, portugal. Their extinction gave rise to English nationalism to infinite theories, and it’s probably one of the most media in historyOver the years, attempts have been made to explain what happened, with many people even going as far as He became convinced that his parents, Kate and Gerry McCann, were to blame.

However, and after thousands of attempts by the police to find something, it has come to light in recent weeks A clue that, for many, could be the end of the Dantesque saga which has never been solved even after 17 yearsIn particular, for the confession that has boosted the hopes of many people to achieve this long-awaited solution, and that Christina Lopez Schlichting I have tried weekend with event reporter Nacho Abad and forensic psychiatrist Jose Miguel Gaona.

The clue that will solve the Madeleine McCann case

Christian BrucknerThis would be the name of the likely culprit of the kidnapping and subsequent apparent murder of Madeleine McCann, According to the latest evidence that has emerged“This guy is serving a sentence for rape that he committed in the Faroe Islands, and right now it looks like he may be between his back and a hard place, Because he told one of his cellmates, I don’t know what value this evidence would have, in 2020, that he had kidnapped Madeleine McCann” Nacho Abad explained.

Bruckner’s account is thatthat his intention from the first moment was not to kidnap Madeleine, but to rob the McCann house“He says he took it. He explains he was in the Hague, and he really wanted to steal it. Then, he says he climbed onto the balcony and entered through the window. Was. He tells that he went inside, he did not find anything valuable, but he found a girl, whom he had kidnapped.“Nacho Abad told Christina Lopez Schlichting.

There is a problem with the confession of this man of German nationality. This doesn’t explain Madeleine’s whereabouts… but it leaves a very suspicious clue.: “He claims he took her, that he had a van and he took her. What happened was he didn’t tell his partner whether he hit her or not, where he was, is that true, his According to this fellow prisoner, if I asked him many questions of intellectual or rather criminal nature. Christian asked him if there was a possibility of extracting DNA from a corpse underground.Which suggests that he may have killed her and buried her.” Furthermore, Christian, He has a history of pedophilia.

The problem is that Nacho Abad believes this clue won’t work to solve the case

many people believe so This confession would be enough, or at least very useful, to solve the Madeleine McCann case. And Christian Bruckner can be thoroughly examined as a writer, but It’s not only not easy for Nacho AbadBut this presents considerable problems. With a precedent in Spain: that jeremy vargasThe boy who also disappeared in Gran Canaria in 2007. “The problem with all this. EIn Spain I know of another case in which a man came to confess Crime against your classmate. Well, two cases. I’m going to give you one so you can figure it out. The case of Jeremy Vargas. ‘El Rubio’ confessed something similar to a cellmate, Or it made people suspect he had committed a crime,” says the crime journalist.

And it was of no use. “It was of no use because This is called referenced testimony. If the person making the reference denies it, it is one’s words against each other, and in Spain referenced testimony has probative value even if the person making it is dead. so May make it possible to have a second voice, but nothing more“, he explains. Madeleine McCann’s case, 17 years later, does not seem to have such a clear ending.