I think that under the German system, if that forensic (concrete?) evidence is accepted and Brueckner is brought to trial and convicted of another rape he is likely to spend a long, long time behind bars.
Right. What to think of that? Another Seven Years? Taking Brueckner to approximately 60 years of age, if even that. Probably about 57.
I don't know if that could be beyond the age of danger. Or even if it matters. He will remain a problem for Germany. And how the hell is Germany supposed to deal with that? Within the bounds of The EU?
Brueckner could always hot foot back to Portugal, or Italy, or even France or Spain. I would rather not have to think about that.
Someone's Grandmother could have a problem. And the likes of Brueckner don't change.
I don't know anything much about Psychopathy, but they don't appear to have any boundaries. So any last ditch might do. Another child or another old woman.
None of this has anything to do with Madeleine McCann.
And if you really want my opinion then I feel awfully sorry for him. Psychopaths don't get born. Something dreadful happens to them which doesn't necessarily affect other people in the same way. Like some people finish up nasty while others don't under the same circumstance. And I know all too much about that.