In an earlier statement they said their investigation into Madeleine's disappearance continues in conjunction with UK and German authorities." In the synopsis, however, ITV stated: "The Portuguese police were not able to connect Christian Brückner and his prepaid mobile phone to the cell tower data and they declined to comment on the claims made in this programme. A mobile phone, that was previously thought to belong to Brückner, was found to have been 'pinged' by a cell phone tower in Praia da Luz on the night she went missing. In the documentary, viewers saw authorities uncover and examine new shocking evidence that has arisen in their investigation, in particular relating to their prime suspect, Christian Brückner. Her parents Kate and Gerry during an appeal Taking to twitter, one person wrote: "Whatever anyone thinks what happened to that poor little girl, it's heartbreaking #MadeleineMcCann," while another added: "Watching this documentary and so sad! The grief her parents have gone through!" A third viewer echoed the sadness at the case, commenting: "No matter what anyone thinks of the disappearance of #MaddieMcCann, you have to remember that a little girl went missing and must have been so scared." Madeleine went missing in during a family holiday in 2007
MORE: New Maddie McCann documentary reveals shocking details about investigation Many expressed their devastation at the case of Madeleine not being solved yet, with one person tweeting they were "heartbroken." The one-off episode on ITV sparked much conversation on social media, leading many to give their opinions on what they thought happened, but also united in their sadness at the case. WATCH: ITV documentary on Madeleine McCann case reveals new details on investigation
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