The mystery remains. Saturday September 23, 2023, Lina, a young 15-year-old teenager, with no apparent history, leaves her home located in Plaine around eleven o’clock in the morning. Schooled in personal assistance CAP, she must go to the TER station in Saint-Blaise-la-Roche to join her boyfriend Tao in Strasbourg. A distance of three kilometers traveled on the D350 during which it will evaporate. His phone will stop pinging at 11:22 a.m. Investigators are currently combing the entire region in search of a clue to understand what could have happened to Lina, who is not a runaway. Saturday September 30, 2023, one week after the events, the investigation has still not yielded anything officially. But a surprising discovery made in the morning could bring a new perspective to investigators. Indeed, according to information from BFMTV, a 22-year-old young man who was carrying out research alone, discovered a garbage bag near the D350. The fragrant smell emanating from it prompted him to open it. Inside, biological matter. He immediately alerts the police.
A track ruled out but not neglected
After verification by the forensic experts of the Strasbourg Forensic Institute, the bones discovered in the trash bag are not human in naturebut “formally” of animal nature. In any case, this is what the press release sent by the public prosecutor and relayed by BFM TV. “The gendarmerie services carried out technical and scientific police actions on the side of the road. Bones were discovered. They were formally identified by a forensic doctor from the Strasbourg Medico-Legal Institute as animal nature. But according to Dominique Rizet, police-justice consultant on BFMTVSaturday September 30, 2023, this could still relaunch the investigation and provide new clues. “This bag is not trivial, it can lead to another path. Who dropped this bag here, could the person who dropped the bag have seen something? Every time a new element intervenes, even if the door is closed, we still try to find out who this person is, why they came here, etc.”