New German suspect in Madeleine McCann mystery disappearance.

[Lace]

How did he get into the other apartments?   How did the man who assaulted children in their beds get in?   I'm sure I read that one apartment was locked,  so how did he get in, did he have a key?

[G-Unit]

For several reasons entrance to 5a via the window is a possibility... No evidence found may just be sloppy investigating

A possibility pointed out and supported by her parents, although they later decided to go with entering via the unlocked patio doors. No evidence may mean no evidence to be found.

[Brietta]

How did he get into the other apartments?   How did the man who assaulted children in their beds get in?   I'm sure I read that one apartment was locked,  so how did he get in, did he have a key?

There was denial in the sceptic world that such assaults on children had occurred.  Much as there is denial that a man capable of invading an adult's residence would be unable to enter unlocked premises to remove a little child.

[Mr Gray]

A possibility pointed out and supported by her parents, although they later decided to go with entering via the unlocked patio doors. No evidence may mean no evidence to be found.

So it's just speculation at the moment but if Wolters has the evidence he claim we will have some definitive answers

[Wonderfulspam]

There was denial in the sceptic world that such assaults on children had occurred. Much as there is denial that a man capable of invading an adult's residence would be unable to enter unlocked premises to remove a little child.

There's also a significant lack of disclosed evidence that they did.

[Vertigo Swirl]

I don't think it's fatuous at all to remind people that anyone planning to harm Madeleine had to get into 5A first, unless Madeleine left the apartment herself.

Gosh, breaking into an unlocked groundfloor apartment - how on EARTH did he do that?  It’s a total mystery isn’t it?

[Wonderfulspam]

Gosh, breaking into an unlocked groundfloor apartment - how on EARTH did he do that?  It’s a total mystery isn’t it?

If it was unlocked then there was never any break in.

[Vertigo Swirl]

If it was unlocked then there was never any break in.

Semantics.

[Wonderfulspam]

Semantics.

I would argue in court that the front door was wide open when I entered & I was merely trespassing.

It isn't like I made any forced entry.

[jassi]

I would argue in court that the front door was wide open & when I entered & I was merely trespassing.

It isn't like I made any forced entry.

Or even just visiting.

[Wonderfulspam]

Or even just visiting.

I heard a child crying in the apartment so I went in to investigate & to try to soothe the distressed child, upon entry I met a husband & wife couple who were doing exactly the same.

[Vertigo Swirl]

I would argue in court that the front door was wide open & when I entered & I was merely trespassing.

It isn't like I made any forced entry.

And you took the child because you thought no one wanted her and you decided to give her a better life but then when you tried to put her in the car she ran off and you never saw her again.  Yes, very plausible, charges dismissed you're free to go.

[Vertigo Swirl]

I heard a child crying in the apartment so I went in to investigate & to try to soothe the distressed child, upon entry I met a husband & wife couple who were doing exactly the same.

And this couple were who?  They will of course vouch for you. 

[Wonderfulspam]

And you took the child because you thought no one wanted her and you decided to give her a better life but then when you tried to put her in the car she ran off and you never saw her again.  Yes, very plausible, charges dismissed you're free to go.

There's no evidence I took the child & there are at least 4 other unidentified adults known to have been in or around the apartment.

Plenty of reasonable doubt for a jury there.

[G-Unit]

There's no evidence I took the child & there are at least 4 other unidentified adults known to have been in or around the apartment.

Plenty of reasonable doubt for a jury there.

German law relies neither on juries or on the principle of beyond reasonable doubt. The process is very different from the UK process.

The Code of Criminal Procedure does not explicitly state that a conviction requires proof of the defendant’s guilt beyond reasonable doubt.

https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-030-12520-2_3#:~:text=1%20Basic%20Law).,defendant's%20guilt%20beyond%20reasonable%20doubt.&text=German%20law%20does%20not%20have,sufficient%20for%20convicting%20the%20defendant.