Since Saturday September 23, Lina, a 15-year-old teenager, has mysteriously disappeared. This Tuesday, October 3, her mother, Fanny, spoke on TF1, she implored her daughter to come back.
The mystery remains. Since September 23, Lina, a 15-year-old teenager, has not given any sign of life. On the day of her disappearance, the young girl went on foot to the Saint-Blaise-la-Roche station, located three kilometers from his home. She then had to take a train to join her boyfriend, Tao, in Strasbourg. Only, Lina will never arrive at her destination. Video surveillance images from the station also revealed thatshe had never been on the train.
From, the gendarmes carried out their search over the entire potential area of Lina’s disappearance, between her home and the station, as well as in the surrounding communities. Two citizen fights also brought together hundreds of people. A helicopter with thermal cameras, drones and dogs were also used to try to find the teenager. But, without success. Eight days after his disappearance, the prosecutors of Saverne and Strasbourg announced, in a press release, the opening of information for “kidnapping and confinement for more than seven days”.
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“I can’t live without her”
If no lead is left unturned, Lina’s loved ones do not believe in the running away theory the girl. This Tuesday, October 3, Fanny, Lina’s mother spoke at the microphone of TF1. She appealed to her daughter. “You need to come home”, she first declared. “I want you to be near me. I want you to be in my arms, for our lives to resume, for us to be happy together again. I can’t live without her, I can’t stand her absence”, she continued in tears. She also explained that she had no knowledge “of someone who could hate her or wish her harm that much”.
This Wednesday, October 4, Lina’s mother also spoke about the case through her lawyer. She then called “not to relay unverified information, to let the investigation take its course and not to give credence to statements made by anyone other than his lawyer”. She also indicated thatshe didn’t wantno longer be contacted by the press” and that she “will no longer speak in interviews, neither for television nor for newspapers”. Lina’s mother also asked “respect for family intimacy and private life taking into account the pain caused by Lina’s disappearance”.
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