Missing French toddler: Search for Émile continues as drones and cadaver dogs deployed

Émile's disappearance, a tragic event that shocked both his family and the general public, led to an intense search for his whereabouts. The authorities have recently resumed excavations in the hope of finding clues or elements to help solve the mystery. To reinforce the search, specialized human remains dogs and drones have been deployed.

Émile, whose age and the circumstances of his disappearance are still unknown, has been missing since July 8, causing great concern among his relatives and the local community. Faced with this worrying situation, the local authorities immediately launched a search to try and trace the missing toddler. To no avail.

Intensified excavations

In the search for clues, dogs specially trained in the detection of human remains were deployed to the scene. These dogs, with their highly developed sense of smell, are invaluable in spotting potential traces of Émile. A source told BFMTV:

These are dogs that don't work in the early days of a disappearance, when we're hoping to find a missing person alive. In the first instance, it's the Groupes d'Investigation Cynophile (GIC) and then the Saint-Hubert dogs that are used. In a third phase, these dogs, trained to find human remains, are used.

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The use of drones in research

In addition to the teams on the ground, drones were also mobilized to fly over areas likely to provide clues to Émile's disappearance. Equipped with high-definition cameras, these devices can explore hard-to-reach areas and provide an aerial perspective, facilitating the search.

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This article has been translated from Oh!MyMag FR.

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BFMTV