Maddie McCann case: new searches will take place in Praia da Luz, the place where the four-year-old girl disappeared in 2007. A place nicknamed “little paradise”, by the main suspect in this disappearance.
May 3 last was the sad anniversary of the disappearance of Maddie McCann. In fact, the little girl has disappeared. on May 3, 2007, that is more than sixteen years ago. As she slept in her bedroom Praia da Luz in Portugal, her parents will never see her again. The latter had taken to putting their children Maddie and their twins Sean and Amélie to bed around 8:30 p.m. Then they went to have dinner in a restaurant less than 100 meters away. But at 10 p.m., when Kate McCann returns to the apartment, she discovers to her horror that her daughter Maddie McCann is not in her room.
Since then, the four-year-old girl has never been found. Recently, his sister Amélie spoke about this tragic disappearance. On the anniversary of his death, Amélie lit a candle in tribute to her sister disappeared and said: “It’s good that everyone is here together, but it’s a sad occasion.” Parents Kate and Gerry McCann have also spoken out, explaining wait for progress in the investigation which has still not been resolved. As a reminder, the DNA tests of Julia Wandelt who claims to be Maddie MacCann have been revealed.
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Maddie McCann: the place of her disappearance will be searched again
Julia Wandelt’s DNA tests showed that the young woman comes from Poland and not from England. So it’s not about Maddie McCann. But the investigators do not lose hope of finding the little one. In effect, new excavations will be organized this Tuesday, May 23 2023, in the artificial dam of Silves in Portugal, according to the Portuguese media Correio da Manha.
A place that Christian Bruckner, the pedophile and main suspect called “his little paradise”. The area will therefore be searched in an attempt to find a trace of the little one. To help them in their search, the police will call on dogs specialized in the search for corpses, as well as divers. However, 80% of the research will take place on land and not underwater.