France is searching for little Emile who has been missing since Saturday July 8th. Two witnesses saw him on a downhill road.
From Nicholas Theophilus Published on July 10, 2023
Nicholas Theophilus Published on July 10, 2023
France in limbo There Disappear of little Emile.
Out of Saturday July 8th Its traces are lost in the mountainous and steep areas of the countryHigh Provence. Before he disappeared, the boy was playing in the garden of his grandparents’ house.
France is worried about little Emile: the 2-year-old has been missing since Saturday
Dog units, helicopters and drones scour the terraced and wooded areas of Haute-Provence. I am looking for Emile, a 2 year old boy who has been missing since Saturday.
The little boy played in the garden of his grandparents’ house, e.g net, village in the Alps of this French region. It was last noticed by two witnesses on Saturday morning, July 8, outside the village of just 125 people, where it’s easy to get lost and lost in the woods.
The mayor of Vernet loses hope
It’s been almost three days. That’s a lot for a child of just two years old, at a time when nature is dominating urban landscapes.
François BaliqueMayor of the municipality says that “the searches have resumed” and “have been intensified in a larger area”.
Despite the massive use of vehicles and men (about sixty police forces from the local gendarmerie with trained dogs), there is no news of Emile.
“We are searching every square meter in and around the village and we are all very concerned,” comments the mayor, reporting on the fear that has shaken the hearts of the few residents in the area during these hours.
Even the local hunting association and a hundred volunteers are looking for the child. The photos of the little one have already been distributed and broadcast by local and national broadcasters. Emile has brown eyes, blond hair, is 90 centimeters tall, at the time of his disappearance he was wearing a suit with a yellow top, white and green shorts and trekking shoes.
The contact for anyone who has news or wants to report their presence is the Number 04 92 36 73 00.
What happened to little Emile?
Police officers have already combed 500 hectares of land. This region is one of the wildest in all of France. Here the urban landscapes are sporadic, while the wooded areas mostly dominate dangerous cliffs which grow thinner from above.
Remy Avon, Prosecutor of Digne-les-Bains, has already answered questions from journalists during a press conference. Investigators are not yet convinced of the hypothesis of an accident, but there are two witnesses who claim to have seen the child a downhill road.
Beyond this descent, all traces of Emile have disappeared.