Shocking evidence has revealed a horrific plot by the suspect that he shared in a Skype group chat infested with paedophiles.

A full blown of the suspect's home in Neuwegersleben, central , found chilling materials outlining his paedophilic fantasies and obsession with snatching children. Bombshell new have been publicly shared in a new documentary but police have remained tight-lipped about the details of a hard drive and images found at the lair of the prime in the world's most famous missing person's case. German cops searched Brueckner's home and reportedly also discovered children's clothes and guns.

Discoveries made newly public through a documentary revealed details the police have worked to keep out of the public eye. A 100 cop search of Brueckner's compound found disgusting records of Skype chats between the German suspect and other paedos, according to .

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The records revealed Brueckner's plan to "capture something small and use it for days" which he told to the other sick-minded people online. Police also discovered materials that revealed the suspect's disgusting obsession with abusing children.

Cops also reportedly came across a story Brueckner told about drugging a mother and daughter outside a school before abusing the four-year-old blonde girl. The new haul of evidence has included a box of images filled with young girls aged just four to five years old.

Police have previously investigated a cop theory into whether the suspect killed the then three-year-old Madeleine and took pictures of her and stashed them away. Brueckner's hard drive is the most significant piece of information from this case and is thought to hold the answer into whether Madeleine is dead or not.

These shocking finds were reportedly made by chance in a disused factory the suspect bought for around £20,000 in 2008, which was the year after Madeleine disappeared. In 2016, a dog ran on to the property and reportedly found a grave. Local police then discovered Brueckner’s dead dog - but , it is thought.

The shocking contents of those USB sticks led police to launch a full investigation into the padeo's lair.

in a separate case. The had a reporter in court for the majority of the trial, which heard the man subjected women to sex attacks in Praia da Luz, Portugal - where Madeleine vanished. However, a judge heard the evidence against him was "insufficient" - and he was acquitted.

The German is serving a seven year sentence for raping a 72-year-old woman in 2005 in the Portuguese resort of Praia da Luz - where Madeleine went missing in May 2007 - but has denied any involvement in Maddie's disappearance.

Police in Portugal finally apologised to the parents of , in 2023, for the way detectives investigated the case and treated the family, according to reports.