While investigators are still on the trail of young Émile, this little boy who disappeared in Vernet (Alpes-de-Haute-Provence) on July 8 and who would now be 3 years old; Lina also remains untraceable despite the extensive efforts deployed to try to find her. The 15-year-old teenager had to go to the station closest to the family home, in the Bas-Rhin department, in order to take the train and join her boyfriend in Strasbourg. Lina ultimately never boarded the said train, but she was seen by a witness on board a car at the time of her disappearance. The mystery remains!
It is the same for Edenthis boy aged 9 years of which the mother reported her missing on Thursday February 8, at the end of the day. It is more precisely around 5:45 p.m. that the child would have vanished, in the town of Soustons (Landes), according to the police. In all likelihood, it would be “on board a black Renault Clio brand vehicle”we underline in a call for witnesses broadcast on the night of Thursday February 8 to Friday February 9.
Schoolbag found in ditch
The circumstances of Eden’s disappearance are being kept secret for the moment; the authorities do not intend to provide further details. However, it is reported that the boy’s mother raised the alarm around 6 p.m. while his fatherfrom whom she is separated, had just pick up after school according to The Parisian. “The mother is worried because her son’s schoolbag and phone were found in a ditch”, we further stipulate. Furthermore, a helicopter is currently flying over the surroundings of the town of Soustons to try to find the child as quickly as possible.
In the call for witnesses which is already widely relayed on social networks, Eden is described as a boy from “thin build”, with short, brown hair. He was wearing black jogging pants, black tennis shoes, a gray-blue hooded sweatshirt and a black Kaporal brand jacket at the time of his disappearance. “If you have any information allowing you to locate it”the authorities invite you to “immediately contact the Soustons gendarmerie brigade”. A telephone number is made available for this purpose: 05.58.41.44.48. “Don’t intervene yourself” If you see Eden, contact the police.