British detectives head to Germany in the case of Madeleine McCann: what will they find.

According to The Sun: British detectives investigating the disappearance of Madeleine McCann plan to visit Germany to gather important materials and re-interview witnesses.

The police are currently preparing for this visit.

This decision is influenced by the release of the suspect Christian Brückner from prison, where he was serving a sentence for rape.

British detectives have already been to Portugal, where they interrogated a German couple who hosted Brückner at the time Madeleine went missing.

A source in the German police stated: “We expect that the Meta staff may arrive at any time.”

“They have received all necessary permits for access to the full cases and translations.”

“They will also be able to talk to all witnesses.”

Recently, it was reported that Brückner claimed he could “solve the scandal of the century,” although he never shares information with the police.

The British suspect also has the opportunity to leave the country since his personal data has not yet been entered into the travel restriction system.

Representatives of Operation Grange have declined to comment on the situation.

Brückner has always denied any involvement in the disappearance of Madeleine.

This investigation has been ongoing for many years and continues to attract attention both in the UK and in other countries. The detectives' visit to Germany could become a key stage in the case, as each new element could bring us closer to unraveling the disappearance of the girl. The police hope that re-interviewing witnesses will help obtain new evidence or confirm existing information.