This shocking production led by the award -winning filmmaker Simon Rawles (UNTOLD) stands out among all existing investigations for its access to unpublished material.
Universal+ announced the premiere on September 25 in Latin America of Madeleine McCann: The Prime Suspectthe documentary series about the disappearance, which occurred on May 3, 2007, of the little girl Madeleine McCannwho was 3 years old when he was last seen in a room in the department of Praia da Luz, Portugal, in the middle of a family vacation they became a nightmare.
This shocking production led by the award -winning filmmaker Simon Rawles (Untold) It stands out among all existing investigations for its access to unpublished material, a deep and objective look, and a renewed approach focused on the main suspect of the cause.
How is Madeleine McCann: The Prime Suspect
The attraust documentary series not only outlined a chronology of the facts and makes a tour of the different suspicious figures of the kidnapping but also puts in the foreground how different clues resulted in the alleged guilt of Christian Bruecknerwho is currently serving a sentence for sexual abuse. Production has interesting interviews with journalistic researchers who contribute another look at a case that continues to impact.
In the line of great documentary works, Madeleine McCann: The Prime Suspect It is a heartbreaking testimony about how a fact can raise so many hypotheses worldwide, from kidnapping to a possible accident.
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The 3 data of the Madeleine McCann case that impacted the world
- The fateful day. The British girl Madeleine McCann disappeared on May 3, 2007 while vacationing with her family in a tourist resort in Praia da Luz, Portugal. The parents of the little girl, Kate and Gerry McCann, went to dinner at a nearby place and left Madeleine and their younger brothers in the department they had rented. Upon returning, they noticed that Madeleine had disappeared. The investigation was subject to different hypotheses and even the girl’s parents were declared suspicious. Likewise, numerous clues were collected from alleged eyewitnesses that claim to have seen Madeleine in various parts of the world. However, the little girl was never found.
- The controversial book on the case. The former police inspector who was in charge of the case, the Portuguese Gonçalo Amaral, wrote the book Maddie, the truth about the lie, and generated a strong controversy that resulted in a brake in the publication of his work in Portugal. In his text, Amaral assures that Madeleine’s parents were directly responsible for their disappearance, while they assured, in 2010, that the book was nothing more than an obstacle in the search for their daughter.
- The case today. The documentary focuses on the most recent (and unique) suspicious to date: Christian Brueckner. After the finding of objects by the authorities that indicate a possible link with other criminal activities, this new phase of investigation points to the man who, at the time of Madeleine’s disappearance, lived in the Praia area of Luz. Brueckner is serving a sentence for another case and could be released this month.
How was the disappearance of Madeleine McCann
On May 3, 2007, little Madeleine McCann, just 3 years old, disappeared from a tourist department in Praia da Luz, Portugal, while her parents had dinner a few meters away. What began as an distressing disappearance became one of the most covered mysteries, debated and misrepresented of the last two decades, with political, police and media implications.
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