Madeleine McCann suspects ‘hate’ missing toddler for devastating life
The main suspect in Madeleine McCann’s disappearance says he hates the British toddler for ruining his life.
RadarOnline.com can reveal that Christian Brueckner has been filmed talking about the missing child and that the footage, which was reportedly secretly captured, has been posted on social media.
The convicted rapist, suspected by German police of kidnapping and murdering Madeleine, grins happily as he gets into a friend’s car and evades the police assigned to follow him.
Brueckner is filmed saying, “Yeah, but Maddie ruined my life, you know, so why should I regret it?
‘She’s ruining my life. All the time. I can’t leave the street. People think I killed Maddie. She’s ruining my life.’
He said of the officers who followed him: “They don’t know where I am. Because I left the house, jumped in your car and we went. Otherwise they would follow me when I walk around or cycle.’
When asked what would happen if he wanted to leave Germany and cross the border, Brueckner replied: “I have no idea what they are doing there.”
He adds that he does not know if it is true that his electronic tag no longer works when he leaves Germany, saying he can cut it off “if he wants to.”
When asked if he had anything to do with Madeleine’s disappearance, he said: “Of course not.”
Brueckner laughed as he was filmed saying, “I didn’t tell you where I was when Maddie disappeared.”
Then he adds, “I said too much.”
Brueckner also criticized German prosecutor Hans Christian Wolters, who moaned: “I can’t believe he is still at work. He has destroyed a man’s life.”
He denies raping an American woman for which he was convicted, and says he plans to “write a book about it.”
Brueckner added, “The whole world knows me as an old woman rapist, and this wasn’t just rape, this was actual torture.
“But it wasn’t me, and I can prove it wasn’t me. My lawyers believe they know it wasn’t me.
“So is it possible, man, that I’m a pedophile and I rape an old woman? I mean, two, how do you say, kinks?’
He arrogantly says that he is “not afraid” that the British police will extradite him and jokes that he plans to leave Germany.
He then corrects himself and says, “No, why should I go if the German government is paying my money here?”
He explains how the police are following him remotely and monitoring his electronic ankle bracelet, which is “the best” he can hope for at this point.
But despite officers protecting him from vigilantes, Brueckner, 49, says he refuses to talk to them, tell them where he’s going — and laughs when they have trouble following him.
Brueckner was released in September after serving a seven-year prison sentence for raping an elderly woman in her home in Praia da Luz, Portugal in 2005.
The man has been under constant surveillance by German agents since then, but this surveillance is reportedly coming to an end.
Brueckner was never charged in Madeleine’s disappearance and claims he was not involved.
