Disappearance of Chloé in Seine-et-Marne: the search is over, her family can breathe

Chloe’s loved ones have surely lived the longest hours of their lives… But they can now breathe. This Saturday, April 22, in fact, the 20-year-old young woman who disappeared the day before was found. According to the gendarmes on the spot, quoted in particular by The Parisian And BFM TV, Chloé was found safe and sound in the neighboring department of Marne. The public prosecutor of Meaux hypothesizes that the young woman has run away, who was seen with her former boyfriend. This Friday, April 21, the 20-year-old young woman had not returned from her daily jogging in Dammartin-en-Goële (Seine-et-Marne). According The Parisian, she had been filmed by a surveillance camera a hundred meters from a municipal park of a dozen hectares in the early morning. Then nothing.

“His disappearance was reported at 10:30 am by his mother who works nights. She did not worry because her daughter after running usually goes to the gym”, explained the public prosecutor of Meaux to our colleagues. In the evening, the gendarmerie issued a call for witnesses to try to find Chloé and an investigation was opened for worrying disappearance by the Meaux prosecutor. “No track is neither excluded nor privileged”, explained Michael Fumery during the press briefing. Those close to Chloe were obviously very worried. “She had to go with us on vacation, she had important appointments today. No reason to leave”, wrote his mother on Facebook. From this Friday, April 21, several resources have been made available to try to find the young woman of 20 years. In all, 75 soldiers, six horsemen from the Republican Guard and their horses, a helicopter, a drone, all-terrain motorcycles, military divers and dogs were sent to this wood located near the family home.

An important device to find Chloé

According to the head of the gendarmerie group of the department of Seine-et-Marne, “a hundred soldiers are engaged this Saturday morning” with gendarmes, police and firefighters. “The helicopter teams remain at our disposal if needed today. Today, we deploy Saint-Hubert-type dogs who work more finely on the slopes. Today, there are a lot of people on the grid fieldexplained Michael Fumery, as reported by Ouest-France. We will go over the areas we have already passed. The first hours are particularly important, so we prefer to put the most resources in from the start, even if it means lowering the device afterwards. Everyone will be able to leave since Chloe has been found safe and sound. A real relief for his loved ones and his family.