Madeleine McCann: German Prisoner Identified as Suspect #31

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SD card.
Plenty of tech info online. As such an inquisitive poster you're welcome to research any information yourself and contribute to the thread. It could be very valuable.
I've got two video cameras from that era, no SD card function on them .All old tape of our children growing up . We recorded to tape then transferred to vhs, we've recently found a company that uploaded from vhs into a digital format and now are in the clouds, think CB went to that trouble ?
 
So much speculation about different possibilities, but no investigation about what is or isn't possible. The press too; how many of them said Brueckner's phone call placed him near apartment 5A when further investigation revealed that he could actually been quite far away from there. That's if it was indeed his phone.
Speculation is the name of the game, even when its of no real importance.
 
Yes, but will the file play on a phone? Is the software compatible ?

Depends on what format you export to, and what year and what phone we are talking about

I don't see any value in this speculation - we don't even know if he had a video on his phone, or if any tape was recovered etc
 
So you don't think that a prosecutor, of whatever nation, whose job is to assess evidence impartially, should have added weight given to their pronouncements unless or until there is clear and publicly available evidence that his pronouncements were, after all, wide of the mark?

This article is just over a year old:


Hans Christian Wolters, the prosecutor in charge of the case, said: “We’re confident we have the man who took and killed [Madeleine]. It is now possible that we could charge. We have that evidence now.”


But Mr Wolters said that with Brueckner currently serving seven years in a German jail for raping a pensioner in Praia da Luz, his team are taking their time to build as strong a case as possible against him before bringing charges.

Hans Wolters is a public prosecutor, not a nobody with an opinion on a message board.

I think we should listen to what he says.
At the same time he admits this.
Mr Wolters now says they have no idea how she died and no DNA or photo evidence linking 44-year-old Brueckner to the alleged murder.
 
At the same time he admits this.
Mr Wolters now says they have no idea how she died and no DNA or photo evidence linking 44-year-old Brueckner to the alleged murder.
From the same article:

German prosecutor Hans Christian Wolters said: “We’re confident we have the man who took and killed [Madeleine].”

The depressing thing is the different reasons different people have for wanting Herr Wolters to be wrong ....
 
From the same article:

German prosecutor Hans Christian Wolters said: “We’re confident we have the man who took and killed [Madeleine].”

The depressing thing is the different reasons different people have for wanting Herr Wolters to be wrong ....
How can he be confident and in the same article be pessimistic with we have no DNA or photographic evidence linking CB to Madeleine .
 
He's putting out conflicting messages though.
Do you think this is deliberate ?
 
Because we don't know what evidence he has. And he is under no obligation to reveal anything publicly.
Nobody asked him to tell the world MM was dead and he knew who did it. His own actions since then have tended to suggest he was exaggerating,
 
Nobody asked him to tell the world MM was dead and he knew who did it. His own actions since then have tended to suggest he was exaggerating,
I'm struggling withe s concept of him knowing she was murdered even though he admits he has no idea how she died, or even she is dead.
 
Nobody asked him to tell the world MM was dead and he knew who did it. His own actions since then have tended to suggest he was exaggerating,
In your imagination as one who theorises without foundation as to the explanation of Madeleine's disappearance.
 
That should keep the Spanish busy for a year or two.
 
That should keep the Spanish busy for a year or two.
Quite possibly the delay in pressing charges in respect of crimes against Madeleine is not to do with lack of confidence in the case; 'just' the sheer volume and weight of total charges that are pending to be brought against Brueckner, in respect of a multitude of crimes. There's only so much that can be done at once and the German police are working systematically through a massive backlog.
 
I'm struggling withe s concept of him knowing she was murdered even though he admits he has no idea how she died, or even she is dead.
A written account by CB (the rumoured notebook, or perhaps recently discovered online chat) would allow confidence even in the absence of DNA or photographic evidence.
 
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