You keep on about this but yet you can't answer who would identify said image to be that of Madeleine ? answer is no one cause there is no photographic image .
“I can assure you the money police spent on the Portuguese children is not even 1% of what they spent on Maddie,” former detective Paulo Pereira Cristovao told the doco-series.
“Just one girl? There are lots of people, lots of kids kidnapped,” footage of a Portuguese local is also shown in the documentary. His comment reflects the sentiment of many living in the European city at the time.
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In September of that year, an international child pornography bust saw police recover 750,000 images and videos of 1,263 different children from an illicit paedophile group known as 'The Wonderland Club'.
The only place parents of missing children could see the pictures was in Geneva. So Rui Pedro's mother went over and asked for access.
She found her little boy amongst the faces. He was among the 16 children police were able to identify.https://www.mamamia.com.au/rui-pedro-madeleine-mccann-documentary/The Germans definitely have evidence. They haven't told us what it is yet and when asked specifically if it is photographic - Wolters refused to answer.
If it is something that Madeleine's parents can assist them with there certainly would be no requirement for publicity nor should there be any requirement for anyone to know anything about it but the investigators and Kate and Gerry for the moment.
In this digital age they would not have had to travel to a specific location to view photographs as Rui Pedro's mother had to do.
In this digital age there would be no requirement for parents to carry out such an identification either. One bears in mind that in at least one instance a little girl was so similar to Madeleine that only DNA was able to rule her out.
Therefore until we are told precisely what evidence the Germans have it is a fair bet it is photographic given the volume of such evidence retrieved from Brueckner's residence in at least one instance.