New German suspect in Madeleine McCann mystery disappearance.

[faithlilly]

Neither do I.   I have found looking back over a bank statement a good way of jogging one's memory.   Phone records could also do the trick.

That would certainly help but even that’s not foolproof.

[barrier]

Neither do I.   I have found looking back over a bank statement a good way of jogging one's memory.   Phone records could also do the trick.

I look to the next pay packet not the one's past and spent.

[Angelo222]

Neither do I.   I have found looking back over a bank statement a good way of jogging one's memory.   Phone records could also do the trick.

He probably did most of his dealings in cash like all career criminals and drug dealers.

[Robittybob1]

He probably did most of his dealings in cash like all career criminals and drug dealers.

Do they keep records of who has paid and when?

[Eleanor]

Do they keep records of who has paid and when?

Cash up front, Mate.  Or else.

[Miss Taken Identity]

He probably did most of his dealings in cash like all career criminals and drug dealers.

Brings a thought to me- why did his (CB) 'friends' give him up when cornered by police and not when a cash reward was offered?

People who are not housebound, but addicted to booze/drugs etc are known to disappear, mostly to join others who enjoy their vices, or to earn money for them!

[jassi]

Brings a thought to me- why did his (CB) 'friends' give him up when cornered by police and not when a cash reward was offered?

People who are not housebound, but addicted to booze/drugs etc are known to disappear, mostly to join others who enjoy their vices, or to earn money for them!

Not a whiff of what had happened to her for all those years.
Very puzzling that people in the know weren't just the teeniest bit tempted by the reward money on offer.

[faithlilly]

Not a whiff of what had happened to her for all those years.
Very puzzling that people in the know weren't just the teeniest bit tempted by the reward money on offer.

Wasn’t it 2 million pounds at one point?

Brueckner was supposed to have told Busching in 2008 that he was involved. The huge reward was certainly available at that time.

What’s odd for me is that Busching is a convicted trafficker and would have the knowledge and connections I would assume to traffick a child. Yet even though several supporters support the theory that Madeleine was trafficked they have no comment to make on Busching’s proven expertise in this area.

[Mr Gray]

Wasn’t it 2 million pounds at one point?

Brueckner was supposed to have told Busching in 2008 that he was involved. The huge reward was certainly available at that time.

What’s odd for me is that Busching is a convicted trafficker and would have the knowledge and connections I would assume to traffick a child. Yet even though several supporters support the theory that Madeleine was trafficked they have no comment to make on Busching’s proven expertise in this area.

Wolters says Maddie was killed shortly after being taken

Madeleine McCann was killed soon after she was kidnapped, a German prosecutor told The Times

[Brietta]

Wolters says Maddie was killed shortly after being taken

Learn more about Brueckner's sordid background and the evidence that may place him near or at the crime scene in Portugal in an all-new episode of "48 Hours." "The Puzzle: Solving the Madeleine McCann Case" airs Saturday, February 27 at 10/9c on CBS.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/madeleine-mccann-usb-drives-buried-48-hours/

[Vertigo Swirl]

Wasn’t it 2 million pounds at one point?

Brueckner was supposed to have told Busching in 2008 that he was involved. The huge reward was certainly available at that time.

What’s odd for me is that Busching is a convicted trafficker and would have the knowledge and connections I would assume to traffick a child. Yet even though several supporters support the theory that Madeleine was trafficked they have no comment to make on Busching’s proven expertise in this area.

Smuggling three adults out of Syria (or whichever god forsaken country it was) in a car does not make him an expert in the trafficking of  children for use in the sex trade does it?

[jassi]

Jeez not another documentary. Still, I guess it's a good cash cow for the media types.

[Brietta]

Jeez not another documentary. Still, I guess it's a good cash cow for the media types.

Like Amaral you mean?

I don't think he has been averse to coining it in over the past thirteen years having appeared in many - one of which was very recently to backtrack on assertions made previously.

Amaral is a prolific 'media type'.

[jassi]

Like Amaral you mean?

I don't think he has been averse to coining it in over the past thirteen years having appeared in many - one of which was very recently to backtrack on assertions made previously.

Amaral is a prolific 'media type'.

I was thinking more of the people who commission and make these programs.
I'm sure that only the other day someone was whining on here about people making money from last week's Youtube offering.

For myself, I'm not concerned about people making money from the Madeleine 'industry'

[Brietta]

I was thinking more of the people who commission and make these programs.
I'm sure that only the other day someone was whining on here about people making money from last week's Youtube offering.

For myself, I'm not concerned about people making money from the Madeleine 'industry'

Do you mean Amaral didn't write - commission - make - play a starring role in his documentary of his book which left him minted?

I doubt with all things considered anyone has profited more from using Madeleine as 'a cash cow' than Amaral has.

Perhaps Lizzie Taylor runs a close second.