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Madeleine McCann investigators remove ‘evidence’ from abandoned houses
- Police investigated Madeleine McCann's disappearance on Tuesday near an abandoned building in southern Portugal's Praia da Luz.
- The searches, requested by a German public prosecutor, focus on the 2007 case involving the 3-year-old British toddler last seen at a holiday resort.
- Teams from Germany, Portugal, and the U.K. Used pickaxes, chainsaws, and pumped water from wells while searching dense scrubland several miles from the resort.
- The main suspect, German national Christian Brueckner, is serving a seven-year sentence for a 2005 rape in Portugal and denies involvement in McCann’s disappearance.
- After 18 years, investigators continue piecing together events as McCann’s family marked the anniversary and vowed to keep searching.
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Here the police are searching for Madeleine McCann – 18 years after her disappearance.
·Stockholm, Sweden
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German and Portuguese investigators have finished their search near the seaside resort of Praia da Luz, results have not been published.
·Vienna, Austria
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For three days, BKA and the Portuguese criminal police in the Algarve have been looking for evidence in the case of the missing Maddie McCann in abandoned fincas.
·Berlin, Germany
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