German Prosecutors Rush to Charge Madeleine McCann Suspect Before Potential Prison Release

Christian Brueckner, the prime suspect in the 2007 disappearance of Madeleine McCann, seeks early release from prison, raising fears he may flee if not charged in time.

Christian Brueckner, serving a seven-year sentence for a 2005 rape in Portugal, has applied for early release, with a decision pending from German courts.
German prosecutors are expediting efforts to charge Brueckner in connection with Madeleine McCann's disappearance to prevent his release and potential flight from Germany.
Concerns have been raised that Brueckner may relocate to a non-extradition country, such as Suriname, if released from prison.
Prosecutors claim to have physical evidence suggesting Madeleine is dead but have not disclosed forensic evidence directly linking Brueckner to her disappearance.
Witnesses have reportedly been called to prepare for potential charges, though Brueckner continues to deny any involvement in the case.