A hard drive found in a disused factory bought by the first suspect in the Madeleine McCann survey Contains evidence that she died, it has been said.
German prosecutors believe that Christian Brueckner killed the three -year -old child after having disappeared during family vacation in Praia de Luz, Portugal, in 2007.
The journey was discovered in 2016 in a disused factory that Brueckner bought for £ 20,000 in 2008, according to The Sun.
Investigators also found an insurance document which proves that the suspect was in a music festival where he would have confessed to having killed Madeleine.
Christian Brueckner, suspected of having killed Madeleine McCann – Julian Stratenschulte / Pool / AFP via Getty Images
Witness Helge B claims that Brueckner told her that she “had not shouted” but that the questions about his credibility have always remained.
Children's clothing and toys were reportedly located on the abandoned property alongside masks, chemicals and firearms.
German police also discovered six USB sticks and two memory cards in a wallet. The evidence was detected by a dog in 2016.
In one, the suspect described the drugs of a mother and a daughter outside a nursery school, while another spoke of mistreating a four -year -old girl.
Skype conversations with other pedophiles have also been discovered, including one where he said he wanted to “capture something small and use it for days”.
Images of mistreatment of children's children of four and five years were also found during the searches, and the police found more than 75 swimming costumes, alongside toys and small bikes.
A SAT NAV also showed that Brueckner had been in the Algarve in the years that followed the disappearance of Madeleine.
The claims will be broadcast in a documentary Channel 4 Wednesday evening.
Brueckner representatives have been contacted for comments.
