New Technology Deployed in Renewed Search for Madeleine McCann

The renewed search for Madeleine McCann has intensified with the deployment of heavy machinery and advanced ground-penetrating radar technology at a site in Portugal. German authorities, leading the investigation, believe this area holds crucial clues linking the prime suspect, Christian Brueckner, to the disappearance. "It's understood to be peeling back undergrowth and roots so that highly advanced, ground-penetrating technology can scan the soil," reported Jacquelin Robson from the scene. The technology can penetrate 15 feet underground, allowing for a more precise search. Police hope this thorough search, expected to last three days, will yield a breakthrough in the eighteen-year-old cold case. The renewed effort underscores the ongoing commitment to finding answers in this high-profile case.