German prosecutors have called for a 15-year prison sentence for Christian Bruckner, a suspect in the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, for separate sexual offences.
Prosecutor Ute Lindemann argued that Bruckner should be convicted of two counts of rape and two of sexual abuse, emphasizing the need for protective detention after his sentence.
Bruckner has not been charged in the Madeleine McCann case but remains the main suspect. He has denied any involvement in her disappearance.
Currently serving a seven-year sentence for a 2005 rape in Portugal, Bruckner did not respond to the charges in the current trial, expecting acquittal.
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