Will 2021 Bring About A Resolution?

[faithlilly]

Yes.

So you supported the parents before you knew that you’d been lied to?

[Eleanor]

So you supported the parents before you knew that you’d been lied to?

No.

I sussed what The Media were up to.  Realised that Amaral was lying and leaking information.  And then started looking at The Logistics.

[faithlilly]

No.

I sussed what The Media were up to.  Realised that Amaral was lying and leaking information.  And then started looking at The Logistics.

With the greatest respect you couldn’t have known what were lies and what was truth before the release of the files and while you  may not have trusted the media they, ironically, probably coloured your view of Amaral.

[Eleanor]

With the greatest respect you couldn’t have known what were lies and what was truth before the release of the files and while you  may not have trusted the media they, ironically, probably coloured your view of Amaral.

It's called Common Dog Fat where I come from.

[faithlilly]

It's called Common Dog Fat where I come from.

Common dog fat? Never heard that one before.

[Eleanor]

Common dog fat? Never heard that one before.

Common Bleeding Sense.

[faithlilly]

Common Bleeding Sense.

But it’s not.

[Eleanor]

But it’s not.

If someone hasn't got any then there's nothing to be done.

[Robittybob1]

If someone hasn't got any then there's nothing to be done.

Short of a brain transplant!

[Eleanor]

Short of a brain transplant!

I wouldn't dare to be that insulting.

[Brietta]

I think the Germans are determined as far as Madeleine's case is concerned;  but I don't think they are in any great hurry to go after Brueckner who I think may be part of a bigger picture of concern.

Police worldwide are spending a lot of time dealing with paedophile cybercrime with the aim of rescuing abused children;  Germany is no stranger to that following reports at the beginning of the year of a paedophile ring with perhaps up to 30000 subscribers.

They may also be taking a proactive role in response to appeals for tougher sentencing for such crimes from countries such as the Philippines.
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German man sentenced to five and a half years for livestreaming sex abuse
In one of Germany's first major prosecutions for webcam sex abuse, a man has been handed a hefty sentence. It comes after the Philippines called on wealthy countries to help crack down on the problem.
https://www.dw.com/en/german-man-sentenced-to-five-and-a-half-years-for-livestreaming-sex-abuse/a-43330106

In response to the oft asked question "Why Madeleine?  Why not all the other children?"  These are the other children and the police are trying to do something about them all without the necessity to turn it into a vigilante witch hunt.

We are told that Brueckner has an internet presence on sites such as these.  So there may be a long and arduous investigation pertaining to all aspects of his internet activities.  I don't think that will be a short term endeavour (unless they have already got that evidence) so I'm not holding my breath for charges to be laid against him any time soon and particularly for as long as he remains safely under lock and key.

I think the German police and I am sure Scotland Yard have a huge and complex situation here involving thousands of children some of whom will never be identified as none are as recognisable as Madeleine.  So long term it is prudent to remember that someone is aware of them and trying to help them if they can and I think Madeleine's case has helped not hindered in that process.

[Anthro]

I think the Germans are determined as far as Madeleine's case is concerned;  but I don't think they are in any great hurry to go after Brueckner who I think may be part of a bigger picture of concern.

Police worldwide are spending a lot of time dealing with paedophile cybercrime with the aim of rescuing abused children;  Germany is no stranger to that following reports at the beginning of the year of a paedophile ring with perhaps up to 30000 subscribers.

They may also be taking a proactive role in response to appeals for tougher sentencing for such crimes from countries such as the Philippines.
Snip
German man sentenced to five and a half years for livestreaming sex abuse
In one of Germany's first major prosecutions for webcam sex abuse, a man has been handed a hefty sentence. It comes after the Philippines called on wealthy countries to help crack down on the problem.
https://www.dw.com/en/german-man-sentenced-to-five-and-a-half-years-for-livestreaming-sex-abuse/a-43330106

In response to the oft asked question "Why Madeleine?  Why not all the other children?"  These are the other children and the police are trying to do something about them all without the necessity to turn it into a vigilante witch hunt.

We are told that Brueckner has an internet presence on sites such as these.  So there may be a long and arduous investigation pertaining to all aspects of his internet activities.  I don't think that will be a short term endeavour (unless they have already got that evidence) so I'm not holding my breath for charges to be laid against him any time soon and particularly for as long as he remains safely under lock and key.

I think the German police and I am sure Scotland Yard have a huge and complex situation here involving thousands of children some of whom will never be identified as none are as recognisable as Madeleine.  So long term it is prudent to remember that someone is aware of them and trying to help them if they can and I think Madeleine's case has helped not hindered in that process.

I agree, Brietta. This seems to indicate that the investigation is moving forward. https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/13391400/madeleine-mccann-cops-portugal-germany-christian-b/

[Eleanor]

Such a sad thing.  If only Portugal had recognised that they like other Countries have this problem.  But Portugal made it all so easy.

[faithlilly]

If someone hasn't got any then there's nothing to be done.

That’s true.

[faithlilly]

I think the Germans are determined as far as Madeleine's case is concerned;  but I don't think they are in any great hurry to go after Brueckner who I think may be part of a bigger picture of concern.

Police worldwide are spending a lot of time dealing with paedophile cybercrime with the aim of rescuing abused children;  Germany is no stranger to that following reports at the beginning of the year of a paedophile ring with perhaps up to 30000 subscribers.

They may also be taking a proactive role in response to appeals for tougher sentencing for such crimes from countries such as the Philippines.
Snip
German man sentenced to five and a half years for livestreaming sex abuse
In one of Germany's first major prosecutions for webcam sex abuse, a man has been handed a hefty sentence. It comes after the Philippines called on wealthy countries to help crack down on the problem.
https://www.dw.com/en/german-man-sentenced-to-five-and-a-half-years-for-livestreaming-sex-abuse/a-43330106

In response to the oft asked question "Why Madeleine?  Why not all the other children?"  These are the other children and the police are trying to do something about them all without the necessity to turn it into a vigilante witch hunt.

We are told that Brueckner has an internet presence on sites such as these.  So there may be a long and arduous investigation pertaining to all aspects of his internet activities.  I don't think that will be a short term endeavour (unless they have already got that evidence) so I'm not holding my breath for charges to be laid against him any time soon and particularly for as long as he remains safely under lock and key.

I think the German police and I am sure Scotland Yard have a huge and complex situation here involving thousands of children some of whom will never be identified as none are as recognisable as Madeleine.  So long term it is prudent to remember that someone is aware of them and trying to help them if they can and I think Madeleine's case has helped not hindered in that process.

I think you are trying to conflate two different subjects without the necessary evidence.