This Sunday, January 29, a young 20-year-old student disappeared after an evening in a nightclub in Brest in Finistère. The national police are appealing for witnesses.
The disappearances follow one another, at the end of November, the couple Leslie and Kevin disappeared without a trace in the middle of the night. Today more than two months after the events, we still have no news of the two young people. Then on January 1, 2023, it was the turn of Marie-France and Richard, a couple in their eighties, to mysteriously disappear after spending New Year’s with their daughter in Maubeuge. Disturbing disappearances that have still not been resolved.
To these are added, that of the young Sihem, 18, who disappeared this Wednesday, January 25 in the Gard, whose research suggests a kidnapping with forcible confinement. As well as that of the young student Helena Cluyou. This 20-year-old student has not given any sign of life since the Sunday January 29, 2023 as she left a nightclubLe One, around 5:30 a.m. at the Château marina on the port of Brest in Finistère. His very worried relatives contacted the police who opened a judicial investigation under the authority of the Brest public prosecutor’s office.
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A call for witnesses launched to help in the research
Helena Cluyou, a student nurse disappeared in the early morning this Sunday, January 29 near the Brest marina. Dressed in a black imitation leather skirt, a khaki top and a black coat with a beltthe young woman measures approximately 1.65 metershas brown/blonde hair and green/brown eyes. The young student had gone out with one of her friends in the nightclub OneClub. Around 4:30 a.m. while her friend’s mother was waiting for them in front of the nightclub, the young woman refused to come in: “Helena was happy, smiling when I left. She wanted to stay at the party. She’s of age, I couldn’t force her. I just said to him: ‘If you have a problem, you call me’” entrusts his friend to BFM TV this Monday, January 30.
Unfortunately Helena never returned to her grandmother’s where she lives or joined her friends at the football match she was supposed to go to the next day. Of the research operations have been launched since Sunday evening including firefighters, divers and dog teams. CCTV footage from the port was also seized to determine the circumstances of the young woman’s departure from the nightclub. Anyone with information is invited to contact the Brest police station at 02 21 09 53 60.