Except he was described as having dark hair and a pot belly.
The intruder who molested children when the opportunity arose was also reported as having an interesting bodily aroma about him.
Scotland Yard released that information into the public domain as a result of their inquiries for information.
Wonder if finding what happened to Madeleine was in their remit?
SnipSpeaking in a documentary for the Australian Channel 7 which aired at the weekend, Colin revealed he thought it would be a "thankless task" to try and find her.
He said: "It's almost impossible without specific intelligence that would allow you to focus on a specific area."
He revealed the only hope of ever finding her would be for someone who knew what had happened to her to come forward and confess.
This comes after Operation Grange - the Metropolitan Police's investigation into her disappearance - was granted another £150,000 to continue their search.
https://closeronline.co.uk/real-life/news/madeleine-mccann-colin-sutton-impossible/There you have it folks: words spoken by Colin Sutton using simple and easily understood language.
The most relevant information available to the police in cases such as Madeleine's will come from individuals "in the know".
And that is precisely what happened. All that was required was the information and for that information to be investigated.
It was a long time coming. In the event, it is precisely as predicted by Sutton a couple of years ago. The German authorities have worked to remove a dangerous criminal from the streets because of information received; and I think they will continue with that end in sight until there is nothing left to investigate.