Inquiry into disappearance of boy, 2, who went missing on Saturday will shift to ‘evaluation of evidence already gathered’
A massive air and land search for a toddler missing for four days in a hamlet in the French Alps has been called off, with investigators saying the focus will now shift to the evaluation of evidence already gathered.
The two-year-old boy, named only as Émile, was staying with his grandparents when he went missing on Saturday. He was last seen by two neighbours walking alone on a street of Haut Vernet, a tiny village of 25 inhabitants.
