Missing French teen: One month after Lina's disappearance her mother speaks out, 'I won't give up'

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More than a month after Lina's disappearance, Fanny, the teenager's mother, has once again spoken out through her lawyer.

It's been over 4 weeks since the disappearance of 15-year-old Lina. The teenager disappeared on September 23, 2023, on her way to Strasbourg to spend the day with her boyfriend Tao. She was last seen on her way to thestation near Saint-Blaise-la-Roche. She has been missing ever since, despite an extensive search. An investigation into the kidnapping has been opened.

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Her mother Fanny remains hopeful

As time goes by, the investigation stalls. While many have given up hope of finding Lina alive, her mother Fanny has not. One month after her daughter's disappearance, she wished to speak out through her lawyer Matthieu Airoldi once again.

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Matthieu Airoldi told AFP that his client wished to say a few words to 'all the Gendarmerie forces who have been working so hard since the beginning', and to the investigating judges 'who are working tirelessly to find Lina as quickly as possible'.

'Lina's place is at home'.

Fanny, Lina's mother, hopes to find her daughter alive and bring her home.

My determination, my anger, my rage, are driving me to give up nothing and to fight even harder.
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She assures, before continuing:

Everyone around me, as well as the general public, provide unfailing support and strength in this terrible ordeal (...) Lina's place is with her family, and I won't give up until she's there.

At the beginning of October, the Strasbourg public prosecutor's office opened a judicial investigation 'against X' for 'kidnapping and sequestration not followed by a voluntary release for more than seven days'. The public prosecutor, Yolande Renzi, said at the time that 'lengthy investigations' were to be expected, and that 'no lead had been ruled out or favored'.

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This article has been translated from Ohmymag FR

Sources:

AFP

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