The Rhône national police have launched a call for witnesses to find Paul Letouallec, a young 16-year-old teenager. He has been missing since Monday, May 2, at the end of the day.
Where did the young Paul Letouallec go? This is the question that the investigators but also the family of the teenager are asking themselves for a few days. The last time Paul was seen was this Monday May 2, around 6:30 p.m., in the 8th arrondissement of Lyon. Since then he has never returned home, to Caluire-et-Cuire on the outskirts of Lyon.
The authorities consider his disappearance to be worrying. Especially since the teenager is suffering from a genetic disease, the name of which has not been communicated. The Rhône police therefore quickly launched a call for witnesses, Tuesday, May 3, with a detailed description to try to find him. Anyone with information, even a small detail, should contact the Caluire-et-Cuire police station on 04 72 27 06 14 (or 17 outside working hours).
The description of Paul Letouallec
The appeal for witnesses was shared by the police on Twitter. Paul Letouallec is 16 years old but looks 20. Of “heavy build”, he is about 1m90 tall, he has light brown hair and wears a pair of glasses.
At the time of his disappearance, he also had on him as clothing a green jacket, jogging bottoms and black sneakers. Another significant detail, he also had an orange backpack.
One more disappearance…
Unfortunately, the disappearance of this teenager is not the only one. A few weeks ago, in March, another boy, Ibrahim Cissé, aged 14 and suffering from autistic disorders, had also disappeared. He was found safe and sound.
In France, in 2019, the police and gendarmerie services had recorded more than 51,000 disappearances of children. This represents a child goes missing every ten minutes. Figures that send shivers down your spine!