Michael Tatschl

[Mr Gray]

Can you explain it then stepwise please?

Did Netflix say the police were looking at a German suspect?   If they did Christian B would be one of several hundred Germans in the Algarve area.

Sorry Rob lifes too short....the police interviewed him for two days...we only have a short newspaper article. Need to wait and see what happens

AFAIAC....His views on the CB's guilt is of minor importannce to te police. Whats important is if he can help establish where CB was around the time of the abduction....and if he knows of others who can help establish his whereabouts

[Brietta]

Then why does he point the finger at Christian B?  It doesn't seem logical.

I don't think Brueckner would have been advertising the fact that he is a paedophile to most of his friends.  It is possible that after watching the documentary things just dropped into place as far as Tatschi is concerned and the visit from the police asking about Madeleine rather than bemusing him confirmed what he had begun to suspect.

[Robittybob1]

Sorry Rob lifes too short....the police interviewed him for two days...we only have a short newspaper article. Need to wait and see what happens

AFAIAC....His views on the CB's guilt is of minor importannce to te police. Whats important is if he can help establish where CB was around the time of the abduction....and if he knows of others who can help establish his whereabouts

If the police interviewed him for 2 days, you'd think the pressure was on him, they might have approached it along the line "we know it was you, own up and get it off your chest".
So I think the forum needs to know when did this interview take place?  Was it before or after the Netflix documentary?

I'll change the words you've used "What's important is if he can establish where he (Michael Tatschl) was around the time of the abduction....and if he knows of others who can help establish his whereabouts".

[Mr Gray]

If the police interviewed him for 2 days, you'd think the pressure was on him, they might have approached it along the line "we know it was you, own up and get it off your chest".
So I think the forum needs to know when did this interview take place?  Was it before or after the Netflix documentary?

I'll change the words you've used "What's important is if he can establish where he (Michael Tatschl) was around the time of the abduction....and if he knows of others who can help establish his whereabouts".

All your opinion...you should make that clear

[Robittybob1]

All your opinion...you should make that clear

Well I did.  I used the phrases "you'd think" and "I think" more than once.  Clearly an opinion piece.

[Robittybob1]

I don't think Brueckner would have been advertising the fact that he is a paedophile to most of his friends.  It is possible that after watching the documentary things just dropped into place as far as Tatschi is concerned and the visit from the police asking about Madeleine rather than bemusing him confirmed what he had begun to suspect.

So I think the forum needs to know when did this interview take place?  Was it before or after the Netflix documentary?

[Mr Gray]

So I think the forum needs to know when did this interview take place?  Was it before or after the Netflix documentary?

from the article it was in april 19...after

[Robittybob1]

from the artocle it was in april 19...after

Do you mean April 2019?

"In an extraordinary interview with the Telegraph, Michael Tatschl, an Austrian drifter who lived with Christian Brückner in Portugal said he has sat down with police and told them all about his “sick” and “perverted” friend, who used to brag about his criminal exploits."

"I was sure it was him the minute the police came to find me in Austria."

"The property in question is a farmhouse just outside Praia da Luz which Brückner rented from a British man. Neighbours said he used to race down the dusty gravel track in his Jaguar and have heated shouting matches with a string of girlfriends. Tatschl said Brückner was in a relationship with a German woman 20 years his senior at the time.

Is that a reference to "Nicole Fehlinger, 43?  [Tatschl said Brückner was in a relationship with a German woman 20 years his senior at the time.]


""Things changed when he watched an eight-part series on the McCann case in March last year.

"When I saw the Netflix documentary I knew immediately that he was guilty."

So did I get that right?

1. Netflix documentary March 2019

2. Police interview "It was the first week of April last year and they had me in the police station from 10am to 6pm on the first day and then from 10 am until 4pm the next day."

3. Talking to the press  Date of article "Jamie Johnson, Jon Clarke  22/06/2020"

[Mr Gray]

Do you mean April 2019?

"In an extraordinary interview with the Telegraph, Michael Tatschl, an Austrian drifter who lived with Christian Brückner in Portugal said he has sat down with police and told them all about his “sick” and “perverted” friend, who used to brag about his criminal exploits."

"I was sure it was him the minute the police came to find me in Austria."

"The property in question is a farmhouse just outside Praia da Luz which Brückner rented from a British man. Neighbours said he used to race down the dusty gravel track in his Jaguar and have heated shouting matches with a string of girlfriends. Tatschl said Brückner was in a relationship with a German woman 20 years his senior at the time.

Is that a reference to "Nicole Fehlinger, 43?  [Tatschl said Brückner was in a relationship with a German woman 20 years his senior at the time.]


""Things changed when he watched an eight-part series on the McCann case in March last year.

"When I saw the Netflix documentary I knew immediately that he was guilty."

So did I get that right?

1. Netflix documentary March 2019

2. Police interview "It was the first week of April last year and they had me in the police station from 10am to 6pm on the first day and then from 10 am until 4pm the next day."

3. Talking to the press  Date of article "Jamie Johnson, Jon Clarke  22/06/2020"

yes april 19

[Robittybob1]

yes april 19

So did the police track him down in Austria or was it Tatschl who rang the police with information?   Seems very coincidental that they speak to him just a month after Tatschl coming to the idea that it could be Christian B involved after watching the Netflix documentary the month before.

[Mr Gray]

So did the police track him down in Austria or was it Tatschl who rang the police with information?   Seems very coincidental that they speak to him just a month after Tatschl coming to the idea that it could be Christian B involved after watching the Netflix documentary the month before.

it doent matter...its the information he agve that matters.

[Robittybob1]

it doent matter...its the information he agve that matters.

If he knew anything of importance you'd think the police would have asked him to not say anything to the media.

"Nicole Fehlinger, 43   

[sadie]

ORLY (not the airport)... Your paranoia is playing up again!  Nothing has been deleted from the video because it never existed in the first place. You could easily find it on Google Earth if you so wished, I'm sure.

The only other detailed video of the Villa Bianca, owned by Lia Silva, and interviews with her former tenants is this one, 10:45 minutes in...

https://www.rtp.pt/play/p6596/e481786/sexta-as-9

I can assure you that the original video supposedly showing the route by road to Villa Blanca took you further than the present day video and you could see the villa comlete with a Lombardy Poplar tree and surroundings before the video stopped running.  The version showed recently on here stops before Vila Blanca comes into sight. 
As it is not clear where the car trip in the video starts it was virtually impossible to locate the villa from it.  The natural thing to expect was that the video started somewhere in the centre of the village, which appeared to be near the O Farel restaurant.

From there the video took a somewhat winding path along country lanes, for at least a mile and possibly 2 miles in my estimation, until it reached the Villa.  It doesn't actually reach either the villa nor explain where the starting point was.   So unless very familiar with every twist and turn of the lanes (of which there are an abundance), it is impossible to find.



Having spent many hours searching for it, mainly in a circular band about 1 - 2 miles outside the centre of Foral,
I happened upon the villa by accident when I was having a good look at the restaurant where Bruckner worked as a waiter.  The Villa is positioned 230 yards to th eeast of the restaurant and on the opposite side of the road.
If you want to see the agressive security tops to the railings and gates, I suggest that you start on G Earth street scene  about 260 metres past the restaurant in an easterly direction.

Then come back steadily until you can just see the high Fence, gates + entrance.    Why would they need sure agressive barriers on a childrens home?

[sadie]

ORLY (not the airport)... Your paranoia is playing up again!   Nothing has been deleted from the video because it never existed in the first place.  You could easily find it on Google Earth if you so wished, I'm sure.

The only other detailed video of the Villa Bianca, owned by Lia Silva, and interviews with her former tenants is this one, 10:45 minutes in...

https://www.rtp.pt/play/p6596/e481786/sexta-as-9

Excellent video, but what a pity that it is not in English throughout.  Thanks Myster.

[G-Unit]

Excellent video, but what a pity that it is not in English throughout.  Thanks Myster.

Yes, a video made in Portugal by a Portuguese TV company for a Portuguese audience and they spoke Portuguese, not English. How selfish of them.