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The fate of the missing Arian from Bremervörde moves the whole of Germany. Now the boy’s family is entering a new phase – and hopes for support.
Bremervörde – Six-year-old Arian has been missing for two weeks now. The boy left his parents’ home Bremervörde-Elm on the evening of April 22nd – lightly dressed and without shoes. Despite hundreds of clues and a large-scale search, there is still no trace of the autistic child. As a suspected friend of the missing Arian’s parents now writes on Facebook, the search is entering a new, third phase. To this end, the family is turning to potential supporters with two specific requests.
Police stop active search for Arian – family wants to take new step to find missing boy
Last Tuesday (April 30), police stopped actively searching for Arian. A few days earlier, the search had reached its climax: 1,200 helpers searched for the boy in a 1.5 kilometer long human chain from the north towards Elm. But despite very extensive searches, the missing child could not be found. The Investigators are now in a new phase – a five-person team is now looking for the boy based on the occasion.
While the police evaluate clues, the family doesn’t want to give up either, as can be seen from a Facebook post. A friend of the missing boy’s parents wrote there: “We are looking for professionals who want to support us in the search for Arian.”
An acquaintance of the family of the missing Arians asks for help from the search organization and management
Specifically, the family is looking for a professional search organization that will help them find the six-year-old from now on. Even if the family cannot cover the costs, the woman hopes that organizations will contact her.
In addition, the family acquaintance from Bremervörde in Lower Saxony writes: She can no longer handle the next phase alone, and she also doesn’t want to spread the burden on the shoulders of Arian’s parents. In order to sift through the many messages and possible clues, the family friend is now looking for management.
“People who are autistic themselves”: Arian’s family enters new phase in search
In order to support the woman and Arian’s family, “good and experienced managers” or “people who are autistic themselves and can therefore quickly view and catalog large amounts of data” are needed. Most recently, an expert explained why Arian’s autism could save his life.
The Facebook post contains an email address that potential management can contact. She welcomes anyone who gets in touch so that “this part of the search for Arian can be implemented soon.” However, the family asks that you do not search for Arian independently in the region around Bremervörde.
The alleged family friend, who has been sharing updates on Facebook since Arian went missing, says she is in contact with the missing boy’s parents. However, this has not yet been officially confirmed by the relatives. Most recently, the woman also reported in detail on Facebook about the evening Arian disappeared. (nbe)