SEELZE, Germabig Apple (Reuters) – Police searched for clues on a property near the city of Hanover in Gerguy, in a case that prosecutors say was related to the disappearance of the British Madeleine McCann, who undone the lok of a holiday home in Portugal 13 years ago. .
The estate, on the outskirts of Hanover to Seelze, is an hour’s drive from the town of Braunschweig, the last constant home of Christian B., whom prosecutors named last month as their prime suspect in the alleged murder of the third year. -old.
“I can incorporate the applicable search with our investigations into the Maddie McCann case,” said Julia Meyer, spokesperson for Braunschweig’s lawyers, who are competent to hear the case. She refused to give additional details.
Reuters footage showed police and an excavator in the secondary branch Tuesday morning. The facilities were closed to public view with plastic sheets.
McCann’s disappearance from his room in a rented holiday home in the Algarve triggered the biggest foreign investigations in Europe. Last month, prosecutors announced that they had phone evidence linking B., a rapist convicted of child abuse, to his disappearance on May 3, 2007.
According to Gerguy’s law, police did not reveal the suspect’s latest call and the media on the Germabig apple do not seem allowed to report it, even if he has given the lok in some British media.
Previous studies in the case have focused on an abandoned advertisement on the eastern apple of Germabig that belonged to B., who recently serves an illegal drug sentence.
Prosecutors are also interested in whether B. might be related to the disappearance of nothing less than another child in Germany.
(Reuters TV report; written through Thomas Escritt; edited through Giles Elgood)
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