A second phase of investigation opens, three days after the disappearance of little Emile. While investigators still have “no clue, no information, no element” in order to find the 2 and a half year old boy, the analysis of the data collected during the search of the hamlet will begin on Wednesday July 12. It will be a “longer time”warned the public prosecutor of Digne-les-Bains, Rémy Avon, referring to a “considerable mass of information” collected, particularly by telephone. Follow our live.
No serious leads. Despite the mobilization, “we have no clue, no information, no element that can help us understand this disappearance”affirmed the public prosecutor, adding that if Emile, 2 and a half years old, had been lost, a less and less probable hypothesis, his vital prognosis would undoubtedly be “very very committed”.
Additional means of investigation. The number of investigators will be increased, from 15 to 20, and the investigation cell will now become a “national” cell, giving it access to expanded scientific and technical resources.
Lots of calls. The dedicated phone line received 1,200 calls, the prosecutor said, calling on the “citizenship” so as not to drown the investigators in useless information.