Santiago Alerte Enlevement: An Investigation into the Lifted Alert
Santiago Alerte Enlevement Details
A national search order for Santiago, a preterm newborn allegedly abducted by his parents from a Paris hospital, was initiated on a Tuesday evening. This alert, effective from 08:00, was lifted shortly before 19:00 the same day. The purpose is to disseminate precise information nationwide swiftly to retrieve the child. However, the lifting of the alert raises questions, as Santiago has not yet been found.
Reasons Behind the Alert Lift
Judicial police have speculated that “the couple could have made it to Belgium with the newborn”, leading to the initiation of a European investigation, according to prosecutor Eric Mathais. Several factors may explain the lifting of the alert. Authorities might have gathered enough elements to localize Santiago. Reports indicate the parents likely reached Belgium, where a national search order was also issued.
- Previous instances of alerts being lifted while children remained missing.
- The case of Eya, a 10-year-old kidnapped in Isère, had a similar trajectory.
- International police efforts remain ongoing in tracking his whereabouts.
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