Disappearance of Erwan: the family relaunches the search following progress in the Emile affair

Erwan's family launched a call à citizen mobilization in the hope of finding Erwan, missing for almost two months, & leaving a nightclub.

It's been almost two months since young Erwan disappeared into thin air. &agrav; leaving a nightclub in Deux-Sevres. He was é last seen at the release of La Morinière à Moncoutant-sur-Sévre;vre on the night of February 10 to 11. Around 2:30 a.m., he left the places à foot.

His family does not lose hope of finding him. That's why his mother-in-law started the fight. a call à "citizen mobilization". In an interview à BFMTV, she read the latter which humbly asks à each person to search each space again and again. This call is addressed to: each person being within a "radius of 10, 20, 30 kilometers" around the place where Erwan disappeared.

She took this initiative particularly following the progress of the Emile affair, whose bones were destroyed. found this weekend. "Ça proved to us; even several months later, in areas where there had been hunts, where ù there had been research, where ù people had raked “On the grounds, we could still find things today,” she said. She also explains that the family currently has no information on the progress of the investigation. She then remains reachable at any time. any time "just in caseù Erwan calls or the gendarmes, in case there is any information arriving. The relatives are also considering organizing a new raid. #39;by the end of April.

Paths considered ?

"The citizen's appeal for Erwan" has also been used diffused on the Facebook page, Find Erwan. This one is aimed at: each "inhabitant, walker, hiker, fisherman, hunter" but also "farmers, forest guards, municipal employees, truck drivers, construction workers" of the sector to which she asks to “check each field, wood, water point, well, shed, agricultural building…”.

The family even discusses the different possible avenues, notably that of the accident and the kidnapping. evection with sequestration, addressing the potential responsible for the disappearance of the young man.