The federal police have just announced it. “Lola Rousseau, 16, was found in good health. Thank you for your collaboration,” explains the police on its social networks.
As a reminder, the young Quiévrainoise had not appeared since September 28. While messages from his relatives had been circulating for several weeks on social networks, the federal police issued an official disappearance notice on Monday, October 21, at the request of the investigating judge in Mons.
It was anguish for those close to him. Faced with the lack of response, his parents even decided to file a civil suit. A week ago, her dad Christophe launched a heartfelt appeal to his daughter in our pages. “Come back, the door is still open,” he called out, moved. Contacted this Thursday morning, he confirmed the good news: “Lola has been found. »
Lola gave a sign of life
According to David Rimaux, commissioner of the missing persons unit, it was Lola herself who took the action. “She presented herself to the police this Wednesday. She gave a sign of life in order to be taken care of. Her wish was to be found,” he explains. “She was heard all evening by the investigating judge and this Thursday morning, she was taken care of by youth services to find a short and long term solution. »
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