She went to the supermarket on Friday morning. Since then, this young woman from Courbevoie (Hauts-de-Seine) has given no sign of life. The investigation now led by the Brigade for the Suppression of Delinquency in Persons (BRDP) has not yet found the young woman, Andréa D., 20 years old.
Described as an introvert, she lives with her mother in Courbevoie. Andréa studies social economy at the University of Nanterre, her mother is a nursing assistant at the Ambroise-Paré clinic in Neuilly-sur-Seine.
The unhappy woman is distraught, plagued with anxiety for five days. “My daughter has never run away, says Anne-Marie D. She goes to university, comes home, that's all. She is a sad person, she has no friends. "
A discomfort which is explained, according to the mother of the young woman, by the stigmata of an infantile illness on her face. "She makes a complex and always stays in her corner because of that", specifies Anne-Marie D.
Two 20 euro banknotes dropped on the ground
According to the story of the young woman's mother, Andrea went out around 11 a.m. last Friday, with her certificate, to do some shopping at the Carrefour and Naturalia stores, in the neighborhood where they live not far from the town hall.
“She took the shopping cart but dropped the two 20-euro bills I had given her for the shopping in the hallway. I didn't see him until long after he left. And she didn't take her phone because it was discharged. "
The concern grew over the afternoon. "I couldn't call her, I went to look for her in the neighborhood later, passing through Carrefour and Naturalia but the stores were closed," continues Andréa's mother.
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Not knowing what to do, the caregiver returned home, awaiting the return of her daughter. But the next morning, still nothing. "I went to the police station to report his disappearance. "
This Wednesday, the BRDP investigators went to the home of Anne-Marie and her daughter, in particular to recover the young woman's mobile phone, which may reveal avenues to explore. "They also took his toothbrush," adds Anne-Marie.
During the weekend, his colleagues at the Neuilly hospital, residents of Courbevoie stuck posters in the streets of the city. Others relayed the announcement of the young woman's disappearance on Facebook. In vain for the moment.