2023-10-02 14:41:31
A little more than a week following the disappearance of the young girl on September 23, the investigation took on a criminal dimension on Sunday with the opening of a judicial investigation ” once morest voluntary release of more than seven days.”
This is “a change in procedural framework” marking “a new phase of the investigation which is now moving towards long-term investigations”, indicated the prosecutor, Yolande Renzi, in a brief press release.
“At this stage, no charges have been brought once morest anyone, no avenue being ruled out or favored,” added the magistrate.
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The Saverne public prosecutor’s office, until then competent, relinquished responsibility on Sunday in favor of Strasbourg where two judges responsible for investigating the case were appointed.
Saturday and Sunday, following a week of intense but unsuccessful searches in the region of Plaine, a commune in Bas-Rhin where Lina comes from, the investigation seemed to take a new turn with excavations in a house in this village including the occupant, a man in his forties, was also interviewed.
But according to a source close to the case, neither the housing inspection – carried out in particular by investigators from the Criminal Research Institute of the National Gendarmerie (IRCGN) – nor the hearing provided any convincing evidence, confirming the The absence for the moment of any serious leads in this investigation which seems to have come to a standstill.
A teenager with no history attending CAP “personal assistance”, Lina disappeared on Saturday September 23, late in the morning. She was walking to the Saint-Blaise-la-Roche station, three kilometers from home, a journey she was used to making, to take the train and join her boyfriend in Strasbourg.
Two witnesses say they saw her walking along the departmental road around 11:15 a.m. A few minutes later, his cell phone stopped ringing.
Questioned by M6, a third claimed to have seen her late Saturday morning in a “blue car” driven by a man with a “goatee”. “She didn’t seem to be worried or anything,” said the retiree.
For more than a week now, nothing has happened, despite the wanted notice launched the next day and the intense searches and investigations carried out: citizen searches, bodies of water probed, hearings or vehicle checks.
On Saturday, Le Parisien also relayed the testimony of a fifteen-year-old girl and her father, also residing in Plaine, and which seemed to support the unconfirmed scenario of a vehicle in which Lina might have go up, voluntarily or not.
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