Overview
- Christian Brueckner traveled for hours to the Braunschweig prosecutor’s office, where Hans Christian Wolters refused to meet him after being tipped off.
- Brueckner denies involvement in Madeleine McCann’s disappearance and told Sky News he wanted the prosecutor’s help to “get my life back.”
- He was released from Sehnde prison on 17 September with conditions that include an electronic ankle tag, surrender of his passport, and registration with probation officers.
- His Neumünster address was published by journalists, prompting community anger and a subsequent police relocation for safety.
- A local shop worker reported Brueckner tried to purchase a SIM card without ID, and authorities continue cross‑border inquiries as prosecutors maintain they lack charge‑ready evidence.