An investigation has been opened into the worrying disappearance of the 15-year-old girl, who was last seen on June 17 at Beauvais train station.
Camille Debarbieux, 15, has not been found for more than a week. She was last seen on Monday June 17, 2024 when a stranger agreed to drop her off at Beauvais station (Oise). If the theory of a runaway is mentioned in the call for witnesses distributed by the gendarmerie, the anguish grows a little more every day for his loved ones.
The teenager’s parents spoke to our colleagues at L’Observateur de Beauvais, explaining that Camille’s college called to report her absence. They returned home to see if their daughter was still at home. But no trace of Camille, who disappeared without taking her cell phone, her identity card or her belongings with her.
“A few hours later,” the parents explain that a man showed up at their house. A person from the village, who said he had taken Camille to the station, at the teenager’s request, and had bought her a train ticket to Creil. Accompanied by this man, the parents then reported the girl’s disappearance to the police.
Nothing that “would suggest a runaway…”
A year earlier, Camille had already disappeared for a whole day to go shopping in Beauvais with a friend. The school had called the parents to report the absence. The young girl had gone to the police station herself, admitting to having “done something stupid”.
But for parents, it’s different. Camille hasn’t heard from her for 10 days now. In the cell phone that the young girl left behind, nothing suggests a premeditated escape, according to relatives. “There is not even a history for train tickets, a destination, nor even a conversation that would suggest a runaway…” A judicial investigation has been opened for a worrying disappearance, confirmed the public prosecutor of Beauvais, Frédéric Trinh.
The appeal for witnesses is still ongoing. Camille is 1.70m tall, she is of thin build with black hair and blue eyes. If you have any information that could help investigators, you are invited to contact the Breteuil gendarmerie on 03 44 80 27 17.
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