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New hope in the Maddie case: British are investigating 126,000 euros!
Investigations in the Madeleine McCann case receive new funds in Great Britain. Almost £ 108,000 for the "Operation Grange".
New hope in the Maddie case: British are investigating 126,000 euros!
The investigation in the event of the missing Madeleine McCann, which disappeared in 2007 at the age of three during a vacation in Portugal, received new financial support in the UK. how vienna.at . The "Operation Grange" is equipped with an additional £ 108,000 (126,141.70 euros) for this and next year. This happens to continue the tireless efforts of the investigators and to offer the family of Madeleine McCann the necessary support.
Chief investigator Mark Cranwell has confirmed the importance of this support. He emphasized that the investigators continue to do everything possible to clarify the case and to stand up to the family of Madeleine. Since 2011, more than 13.2 million pounds have been invested in the investigations, which illustrates the immense constant stress and the public interest in this tragic case.
suspicion against Christian b.
A central suspect in this case is Christian B., a German sex offender who is suspected of murdering the girl. Christian B. is in custody in Germany because he was convicted of rape a 72-year-old American in Praia da Luz. So far, however, there is no charges against him in the Madeleine McCann case, and the presumption of innocence applies.
The ongoing investigation that is strengthened by the funds provided are an important measure to find new information and ultimately discover the truth about the fate of Madeleine McCann.
missing person in Germany
In order to understand the dimensions of missing people in general, it is helpful to consider the context of the work of the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) in Germany. According to bka.de since its foundation in 1951, the BKA has been missing, which is underlined how important comprehensive investigative measures are.
bka’s “missing person” has various tasks, which include the search for missing persons, the identification of unknown corpses and the support of helpless people. Especially in the case of missing minors, a danger is generally assumed, which reinforces the urgency of the investigation in the case of Madeleine McCann.
In 2025, around 9,420 missing cases were registered in Germany, and around 200 to 300 new cases are recorded every day. The increasing number of cases of unaccompanied minor refugees, of whom around 4,300 were missing in 2024 alone, are particularly worrying. These statistics not only illustrate the tragedy of missing persons, but also the challenges with which the investigative authorities are faced.