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A British expat has admitted destroying any likely DNA evidence linked to the squalid Algarve home lived in by [/news/madeleine-mccann/index.html Madeleine McCann] suspect Christian Brueckner.
Ruth Maclean lived next door to 'monster' Brueckner, kynghidongduong.vn 43, in the hamlet of Sitio de Lakes, near Praia de Luz, for years. 
Brueckner was recently identified as a prime suspect in the disappearance of Madeleine, who vanished from a holiday apartment in Praia da Luz, Portugal in 2007. 
Maclean said that in May 2006 she and her daughter entered the filthy home where he lived - a year before Madeleine vanished - after it was burgled.   
Speaking for the first time in a documentary aired on Portuguese television, Maclean revealed that she and her daughter cleared out the contents of the property at the request of the homeowner - unwittingly destroying any likely DNA in the process. 
Madeleine McCann suspect Christian Brueckner (pictured) may not face charges for the three-year-old's disappearance, German prosecutors said this week
'We went there to clean the house out because it had been burgled,' Ruth said.
'It was empty for some time, I believe, and it was in a really terrible state with food in the fridges, rats, it was not pleasant, not pleasant at all.

We just emptied the house.
'There was a massive mess, several computers all turned over, on the floor, dirty clothing, blankets, tour bali giá rẻ everything just had to be ditched.
'We just cleared it up, emptied the fridge, the kitchen, cleaned all the surfaces.'
Maclean believes Brueckner first moved to the seaside resort in either 1994 or 1995.
Brueckner was recently identified as a prime suspect in the disappearance of Madeleine, who vanished from a holiday apartment in Praia da Luz, Portugal in 2007
She told the Portuguese documentary crew: 'We didn't have interaction really and you wouldn't suppose you lived next door to a monster.'
Her daughter Rosie, 29, added: 'I remember he used to make me feel uncomfortable, I had a bad feeling about him, maybe I had a good sixth sense.' 
She continued: 'I remember his Jaguar and I remember vans, loads of cars, it looked like a scrapyard.'
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But after seeing him every day for years, Brueckner one day disappeared.
'We just did not know if Christian was alive or dead and so we decided to go and report him as a missing person.
'We went to the GNR (pólice) station in Lagos, we made a report there', Maclean said.
Little to their knowledge, Brueckner was in fact in serving an eight-month prison sentence at the time with Michael Tatschl for petrol theft. 
Tatschl told the Olive Press newspaper this week Brueckner had made a series of sickening videos, including one of him raping an elderly woman.  
Despite being newly named as a suspect in Madeleine's disappearance, Maclean claims police have yet to search the villa where Brueckner stayed, nor the nearby area.  
'There were no searches in our área, maybe closer to the cliffs, closer to Luz, but not in Sitio das Lajes,' said Rosie. .
This was backed up by Tatschl, who said he had 'hundreds of passports' kept in hiding places in the house near Luz, as well as cameras, mobile phones, computers and watches.
Locals are now asking for pólice to search the house he lived in near Luz.
'I have never seen activity around here, only reporters, never pólice, no excavations, drones, yes, but no pólice, no searches,' Ruth said.
Documentary maker Sandra Felgueira said Portuguese police are finally accepting that the investigation was bungled.
German prosecutor Hans Christian Wolters claimed authorities had 'concrete evidence' that then three-year-old Madeleine was killed, and insisted earlier this month he had shared this information with Madeleine's parents Kate and Gerry McCann in a letter 
Mr Tatschl (pictured) has previously said he was grilled for two days about Brueckner last year by police investigating Madeleine's disappearance
'Basically Amaral, who led the Maddie investigation, was incompetent.

He was the wrong man, in the wrong job at the wrong time.
'He just didn't have the skills to do the job.'
She believes he became fixated on finding Madeleine's parents Kate and Gerry guilty and ignored many other clues.
'The police were simply not aware of his profile.

They did not look at him as the monster he is. They failed to join the dots,' she slammed.
German prosecutor Hans Christian Wolters claimed authorities had 'concrete evidence' that then three-year-old Madeleine was killed, and insisted earlier this month he had shared this information with Madeleine's parents Kate and Gerry McCann in a letter.   
Despite this, Mr Wolters confessed 'the investigation may not lead to a charge for the murder of Madeleine McCann,' as it 'could be stopped if we fail to find the missing evidence.' 
Brueckner is currently serving a 21-month sentence in Kiel, Germany for drugs offences, and it was reported on Monday he could be out of prison on parole by next week.  
Felgueira, who also appeared in the popular Netflix documentary on Madeleine's disappearance, has also been probing potential links to drug trafficking and the possibility of a paedophile ring operating in the Algarve.
It comes after Brueckner was traced to a house in Foral, a sleepy inland village some 50 minutes from Praia da Luz, in the months after Madeleine vanished.
Mr Wolters confessed 'the investigation may not lead to a charge for the murder of Madeleine McCann,' as it 'could be stopped if we fail to find the missing evidence' 
He was staying with and visiting a German woman named Nicole Feringer, who alarmingly was running a rehabilitation programme for troubled teenagers from Germany.
Locals say around the time Brueckner showed up, one teen ran away before being dragged back and discovered as pregnant.
Felgueira has not been able to confirm anywhere that Nicole had a licence to work with children, nor that she even had any training as a therapist.
Another line of enquiry by Felgueira is whether or not the infamous case of Joana Cipriano case is linked to Madeleine's disappearance.
The Portuguese eight-year-old disappeared in September 2004 from Figueira, an Algarve around seven miles from Praia da Luz.
But the investigation, run by disgraced officer Goncalo Amaral, rushed to blame the child's vulnerable mother and uncle.
After a gruelling 48-hour interrogation, the pair confessed, before Joana's mother withdrew her confession a day later. 
Covered in bruises, including a black eye, she said police beat a confession out of her.
Officers maintained she threw herself down the stairs in the police station in an attempt to take her own life.
Five officers would later be charged for the assault, with two later convicted.
The police filmed a recreational video in which the uncle claimed he fed the body of the girl to some pigs and that she had been chopped up and put in a freezer - however an identically-sized and chopped up figure of the girl did not fit inside the said freezer, casting doubt on the confession.
Felgueira now concludes that she is 'very hopeful' of solving the case in the next few months.
'I'm pretty sure we have all the clues to do that,' she added.
Last night German prosector Wolters told the documentary that he would like to 'investigate more in Portugal' and he 'continues to believe' he can solve the case by focusing on Brueckner.
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