The heartbreaking words of a worry-ridden mother. In an interview with “Ouest-France”, Sandra, Amélie’s mother, who has been missing since December 19 in Gennes-Val de Loire, confided in her anxieties.
“Amélie, 14, has run away since December 19, 2022 in Gennes-Val de Loire. If you have any information, contact the community of brigades of Longué-Jumelles at 02.41.52.10.31. Thank you for sharing this post to help us find her and reassure her loved ones.“Here is the message shared by the gendarmerie of Maine et Loire on Facebook, in the caption of a photo of the teenager who ran away from his parents’ home a few days before the holidays. “It’s total anguish, you wonder every moment where she is, who she is with, if she is safe. You can’t think of anything else. It’s going crazy. It is a torment. There are a thousand things going on in your head”, courageously confided his momSandra, in an interview withWest Francethis Thursday, January 5, 2023.
This 46-year-old woman has therefore been living for three weeks the fear knotted in the stomach. Not giving up, however, she also decided to take part in research on its scale, as indicated to our colleagues: “I look for traces on social networks, when I have elements, I give them to the gendarmerie. I also launch calls on social networks (the mother notably made a video on Facebook, editor’s note) and I put up posters in shops.“A disappearance all the more intriguing as Amélie has shown”no sign that she was going to leave”, as reported by his mother. Last traces spotted by the Saumur prosecutor’s office: the teenager has passed two calls with two different numbers to his grandmother, one on December 20, corresponding to a number located in the south-east of France and the second on December 21 with a number affiliated with a person living in Lille. The problem? The two owners of the lines indicated to not know Amelie…
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Disappearance of Amélie: the teenager “lived a malaise”
With Ouest-France, Sandra also said more about the child’s state of mind at the time of his disappearance:She confided in me very little. But Amélie was experiencing a malaise. She was really not well. She had panic attacks. She has already met a psychologist.And to continue:Since August, she had been living with my parents in Gennes-Val de Loire. She was educated in college. She had asked not to go back to live with her father and to live with her grandparents until she got better.“As our colleagues have pointed out, on December 20, the courts requested a temporary placement of Amélie within child welfare of the Oise.