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Missing Shalomah (11) is probably with sect: Police give an overview of the new status of the investigation

2021-10-20T03:52:19.472Z


Shalomah (11) is still missing. The student could be with a sect. Now there are new details on the emails the foster father received.


Shalomah (11) is still missing.

The student could be with a sect.

Now there are new details on the emails the foster father received.

Update from October 19, 2.30 p.m.:

In a live interview with

Bayerischer Rundfunk (BR)

, police spokesman Markus Trieb gave an overview of the current state of investigation in the search for the missing Shalomah. Where the girl is is therefore still uncertain on Tuesday afternoon. After the police called for witnesses on Sunday, the investigators received numerous information. According to Trieb, the investigations are still in full swing.

Trieb also confirmed in the conversation with the

BR

that the police are currently assuming that the emails that Shalomah's stepfather received from the "Twelve Tribes" sect are authentic.

According to the current investigation, an email was even signed by the girl's biological father.

The investigators therefore currently assume that the girl is with her birth parents and not in acute danger.

Nevertheless, the search for her would continue, the spokesman said.

However, it is still an investigation into a criminal offense, namely the "deprivation of minors".

As soon as Shalomah is found, the officers will take her into custody and hand her over to the youth welfare office to be taken back to her foster parents.

Where is Shalomah?

Missing student from Bavaria - new details known

First report from

Tuesday, October 19:

Holzheim - Where is the eleven-year-old Shalomah from Holzheim (Dillingen district *)?

The girl had not returned from jogging and her foster parents filed a complaint.

Apparently the child was kidnapped by the sect from which it had been taken - the twelve tribes that lived in the nearby monastery room from 2000 to 2017 and then moved to the Czech Republic.

Apparently Shalomah is in the Czech Republic.

The school’s foster father received an email from a sender who was allegedly assigned to the sect, reported the police headquarters in Augsburg.

It apparently says that she is with her parents and is doing well.

"We're going to investigate," said a police spokesman.

But it also had to be checked whether the mail was authentic, it said.

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An 11-year-old is missing in the district of Dillingen.

The police are hoping for clues.

© Police Swabia North

Now it is known: The police assume that the emails from the "Twelve Tribes" are genuine.

This is reported by the

Bavarian Broadcasting Corporation (BR)

.

The girl's brother had already disappeared in November 2016.

He had lived in a home and the police and authorities would have done their best to find the boy.

The then twelve-year-old had turned up at his parents' house.

He had given credible assurances that he had gone with us voluntarily and that he wanted to live with his family.

That is why he should have stayed there, the

BR

reports

on.

Shalomah (11) missing - foster parents say: "Take out egoism"

Meanwhile, Shalomah's foster parents hope that the girl is fine.

She came to them at the age of almost three, reports the foster father to the

BR.

They would be attached to the child, his wife would take the matter with her.

But one now has to "take out egoism." The most important thing is that the girl is fine.

To some extent he can understand that the birth mother took the child with her, according to the foster father.

He always noticed during the visits that she was attached to her daughter: “She almost tore it up.

They always prayed that they would hopefully get together again, ”the foster father tells the

BR

.

The girl was always torn.

(came)

List of rubric lists: © Police Swabia North

Source: merkur

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