‘A very small blonde girl…I’m in paradise’, sick fantasies of Christian B revealed & chilling link to Maddie’s name

MADELEINE McCann prime suspect Christian Brueckner wrote horrifying fantasies about abducting and abusing a blonde toddler.

And he boasted in online forums about his desire to “capture something small and use it for days”.

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Maddie McCann prime suspect Christian Brueckner wrote horrifying fantasies about abducting and abusing a blonde toddler[/caption]

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At age 3, Maddie disappeared from her bed in a holiday apartment in Portugal[/caption]

A Sun investigation, to be broadcast tomorrow on Channel 4, reveals how German police uncovered the twisted stories in email accounts traced to convicted paedophile and rapist Brueckner.

They believe some were written around 2010 — three years after Madeleine vanished while on holiday in Praia da Luz, Portugal.

In one story, too graphic to publish in full, Brueckner wrote: “I look excitedly at the door. A very small girl enters the room. She’s definitely not older than five.

“Blonde, long hair tied in pigtails bounces cheekily back and forth as she comes towards me.

“This is maid Annelie, she is four years old. I feel like I’m in paradise right now.”

In a second story, Brueckner describes waiting outside a daycare centre to kidnap a mum and child.

He wrote: “When she came to the car with her little daughter in her hand and opened the back door, I was already standing behind the two of them, holding a rag soaked in (chemical) ether.

“I forcefully pushed it into the woman’s face. At first she fought hard, but I held her tight. The girl sat in the car and watched me with wide, horrified eyes.

“When everything was done and the two bodies were hidden in the darkness, I got my van, loaded up my prey and drove away.

“I jump in and pick up the shaking bundle. Big, scared eyes look at me. I carry her out of the car, close the doors and walk her into the house. After I closed this door too, I thought to myself: Welcome to paradise.”

Cops also have records of Skype chats from 2013 revealing Brueckner’s apparent obsession with snatching children.

In one, he tells another paedophile things are going “bad” for him because he really wants “a little one”.

He says he wants to “capture something small and use it for days” even threatening it wouldn’t matter “if the evidence is destroyed afterwards.”

At one point Brueckner asks the pal: “Has that put you off now? You didn’t get in touch anymore.”

After being reassured by fellow paedo, Brueckner boasts: “I’ll make a lot of films.. I’ll document exactly how she’s being tortured. Well let’s see, don’t just talk do it too! Hehe.”

Investigators fear Brueckner was speaking from experience and potentially ready to strike again.

German journalist and Madeleine expert Jutta Rabe, who appears in the documentary said: “This evidence could all be so crucial. It gives us an understanding for the first time of exactly why police hold Christian B under suspicion.

“When you read those horrific stories — and see what he has written in messages to other paedophiles it makes you question what he could be capable of.”

Much of the evidence was uncovered in a chance police search of Brueckner’s abandoned box-making factory in Neuwegersleben, Germany, in 2016.

Underneath Breuckner’s dead dog officers found six USB sticks and two memory cards.

They called in 100 officers to search his compound.

The Sun has also seen images of a car similar to that used by Brueckner in Portugal containing unknown chemicals.

But police destroyed these substances without testing them.

A hard drive is also being held by German investigators containing images from Portugal believed to be relevant to the Madeleine case.

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Kate and Gerry McCann were made aware of The Sun’s findings ahead of publication[/caption]

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Underneath Breuckner’s dead dog officers found six USB sticks and two memory cards[/caption]

The memory cards and USBs recovered from the pit

They are said to link to Brueckner and, along with a laptop handed to police, thought to be central to persuading cops the tot is dead.

German cops have always maintained they have physical, but no forensic, evidence she has died.

Among other bombshell evidence seen by The Sun is an insurance document that proves Brueckner WAS at the location of his alleged Maddie confession.

Ex-pal Helge B claims they were at the Dragon Music Festival in Spain on April 21, 2008 when they discussed Madeleine’s disappearance.

He claimed Brueckner allegedly let slip “she didn’t scream” — before fleeing the festival.

Question marks remain over the reliability of Helge B — but this insurance document shows Brueckner was where he claims.

Meanwhile, a satnav found by detectives has also shown Brueckner’s movements around the Arades Dam, 35 miles from Praia da Luz, in the years after Maddie vanished.

Images reveal him posing naked at the remote location — and show why cops searched it in 2023.

In one image from the site, Brueckner superimposed a mask over his face to see how he might look.

Brueckner is currently serving a seven year jail term for raping an US tourist in Praia in 2005.

He is due to stay in prison until September but his lawyers are seeking early release — potentially this month.

Their bid appears to have been prevented by prosecutors demanding psychiatric reports.

Prosecutors are also seeking a retrial over separate rape claims he was acquitted of last year.

If that fails they may be forced to charge him over Madeleine to try and keep him behind bars.

They remain reluctant to do that as they are missing key forensic evidence they believe they need to get a conviction in Germany.

Our findings follow existing evidence prosecutors have already made public.

Officers pinpointed Brueckner’s phone within Praia on the night Madeleine vanished.

Parents Kate and Gerry McCann, of Rothley, Leics, were made aware of The Sun’s findings ahead of publication.

An insider said they continued to welcome any progress on the case.

Operation Grange, the Met Police department responsible for overseeing the case from the UK, had a further £100,000 of funding approved last month.

The force said yesterday: “We continue to support the family. This includes working with our colleagues in Germany and Portugal.

Brueckner has never answered police questions over Madeleine.

He had still not provided an alibi for his whereabouts on the night she vanished.

His lawyers in Germany continue to maintain he did not kidnap and murder her.

His legal team were approached for comment.

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Police found mask at disused factory[/caption]

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In one chilling image, Brueckner superimposed a mask over his face to see how he might look[/caption]

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Police recovered a safe whilst searching Brueckner’s box factory[/caption]

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The contents of the safe[/caption]