A new disappearance worries the gendarmes of Pont-Saint-Esprit, a town in the south of France near which Cellya resided. The 15-year-old girl has not given any signs of life for 48 hours.
Investigators remain mobilized to try to understand what happened to Emile, a boy now aged 3 who disappeared in the village of Vernet (Alpes-de-Hautes-Provence) six months ago. Others are still looking for Lina, a 15-year-old girl who was supposed to join her boyfriend in Strasbourg, by train, at the end of September. But it never arrived at its destination… While in Brest the body of a missing student was found hanging on a construction site, that of Maeva was discovered near the port of Le Havre after his friends reported him missing after a New Year’s Eve party.
In the Jura, it is now the fiftieth anniversary Jérôme Panisset who is wanted by the gendarmes after he disappeared on Sunday January 7. His relatives alerted the authorities, worried not to see him return from a walking trip. In the department of Gardthe gendarmes of Pont-Saint-Esprit have in turn launched a call for witnesses given the fact that the family of Cellya Mata-Rufer no news since now 48 hours.
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The teenager on her way to Perpignan?
The teenager aged 15 years had left the home located in the municipality of Saint-Paulet-de-Caisson early in the afternoon Saturday January 6, around 2:30 p.m. we specify. According to the first elements available to the gendarmes suggest that Cellya would be “getting into a vehicle” and that she “would be likely to go to Perpignan”. Which amounts to saying that neither the criminal trail, nor that of a runaway, seems to be excluded for the moment. A notice was published on Facebook and expresses a “disturbing disappearance”, in the caption of a photo of the teenager. As for the description of Cellya that is given, it is mentioned that she measures 1.55 metersthat she has the Brown hair, long And curly, and his eyes are brown. Finally, on the day of her disappearance she was wearing black pants and a gray sweater.
It remains to be hoped that these details will make it possible to determine what happened to Cellya on Saturday January 6. Anyone likely to provide important information that could guide the gendarmes can contact them at 04.66.39.10.01or simply contact number 17.
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