Two days after the discovery of the remains of little Emile, dozens of researchers are “combing” today the outskirts of the small village of Au-Vernay, in the south-east of France, where this little boy, aged 2.5 years, went missing in July, in order to shed light on the circumstances of his death. “The investigations will last as long as necessary,” said Colonel Pierre-Yves Bardy, commander of the Gendarmerie in Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, which is in charge of protecting the area where the experts work, between other anthropologists and police dog handlers. “We have to avoid the possibility of hikers or other persons coming and contaminating the space.” The search continues in undeniably difficult conditions, due to the heavy rains that swept the area overnight. “This is a very delicate, detailed job, which is exactly why we brought in the best, those who have the most experience at an international level.” In order to facilitate the investigations, the small village of 25 inhabitants was again excluded from […]
Source: News Beast
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