A sex doll discovered in a paedophile’s apartment has provided new evidence in the investigation into the disappearance of the person whom police have dubbed “Germany’s Maddie.”

New information has come to light as a result of a new task force investigation by German police into the disappearance of Inga Gehricke, who vanished eight years after Madeleine McCann.

In 2015, the young boy with blonde hair and blue eyes vanished after a family barbecue in a forest close to Stendal, Saxony-Anhalt.

The child sex doll, said to resemble Inga, was discovered in the abandoned home, and now a new team of investigators has been hired to look into “crimes against life” in response to the evidence discovered earlier this year in the basement of a paedophile.

According to attorney Steffen Tzschoppe, investigators are currently looking into a paedophile by the name of Martin H, 41, from Berlin, who is thought to have come from a neighborhood close to where Inga vanished.

In May 2015, not long after Inga vanished, the defendant used an excavator on his property, the attorney continued. Because they trusted the man’s alibi, the Stendal detectives gave up looking for the missing person. However, I think the alibi is highly improbable.

Tzschoppe claimed that Martin, who is allegedly serving time for prior child sex abuse, has a 1,900-page file in the hands of investigators.

He continued by saying that because investigators had not yet gone through all of the information in the file, mistakes made in earlier investigations had hurt the case.

Martin is not the only suspect, but investigators are said to have stopped their work after only 11 days of reading and analyzing the nearly 2,000-page dossier.

As the minister for the Christian Democratic Union stated, “case management after years of investigations without any results” is what led to the police reorganization.

The sick paedophile Christian Brueckner, who was previously connected to Madeleine McCann’s disappearance, is also a person of interest in Inga’s disappearance.

The 43-year-old criminal had been linked with a series of paedophilia and murder charges in both Germany and Portugal.