This Tuesday, Franceinfo learned that drones and specialized dogs have been made available to search for human remains in connection with the disappearance of little Emile. A breakthrough that suggests the worst.
THE little Emilaged two and a half, disappeared on July 8, in the town of Vernet (Alpes-de-Haute-Provence). The little boy has not been found for about a fortnight, which pushes the authorities to move forward with the search, and to pass certain stages.
This Tuesday, July 25, France info learned from the gendarmerie, thus confirming information from BFM TVthe provision drones and specialized dogs. These two specific methods are intended to search for human remains. A source close to the case explained that they consist of checking that no body is present in the Vernet sector and more particularly in the hamlet of Haut-Vernet which is now divided. Unfortunately, in view of the passage of time, the hope of finding Emile alive in this sector has vanished.
How is the investigation progressing?
Due to these advanced searches just carried out, the gendarmes would perhaps not have yet abandoned the hypothesis of finding the body of little Emile in the sector. This one is thus only a few meters from the chalet of his grandparents, the place of his disappearance. These means were deployed following other more classic ones, which have so far yielded nothing: hearings, testimonies, telephone records, etc.
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This work carried out under the aegis of the two investigating judges nevertheless perhaps made it possible to collect a clue, prompting the gendarmes to once again analyze a specific area through these other means. It can also be a “removal of doubt”. This is a check carried out to exclude a track, for the sake of method. In view of the lack of results and the passing of time, the prosecutor of Digne-les-Bais has opened a judicial information opposite the “complexity of the case”. Although the investigation seems to be progressing slowly, the gendarmes continue their hard work to allow the outcome of this sad affair.
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