Maissa, a 13-year-old girl, has not been heard from since Thursday, April 6. The police have launched an appeal for witnesses for worrying disappearance.
His parents were expecting him Thursday evening at 6 p.m., but she didn’t come back. Maissa, 13 years old, no sign of life for 3 days. The teenager in 5th grade at the Lucie-Aubrac college in Givors, near Lyon, would be accompanied by a 16-year-old young man. Named Enzo, he would live in the Paris region. So far, searches have turned up nothing. Maissa’s latest location is in the city center of Lyon. Faced with this worrying disappearance, the Givors police station launched a call for witnesses this Friday, April 7. to try to find the girl.
Authorities described the girl as follows : European type, Maissa has a normal build, very long brown hair to the bottom of the back, brown eyes. She also has a scar across her eyebrow. On the day of her disappearance, she was wearing a black hoodie, a black Adidas tracksuit, with white stripes on the sides, as well as black Nike sneakers and a light gray Eastpak duffel bag. Anyone with information can call the Givors police station on 04.72.49.26.50 or call 17.
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Between 40,000 and 50,000 minors disappear each year
Maissa is now one of 40,000 to 50,000 minors who are reported missing to authorities every year. Teenagers aged 14-15 are the most represented in these disappearances. Dyears more than 90% of cases, children are found, according to the Dépêche du Midi. Thus, the young Ennola, who had not given any sign of life since March 22, was found safe and sound on Tuesday April 4 in Morbihan. According to the Dépêche du midi, most of the disappearances of minors are considered to be runaways, which are most often linked to discomfort due to school bullying, intra-family violence, or a desire to put one’s parents on the line. test. More rarely, these disappearances turn out to be parental abductions, or criminal disappearances.