Investigators renewed their search for toddler Émile Soleil last week.
The toddler vanished on July 8 while visiting his grandparents in the hamlet of Haut-Vernet, with police reportedly saying he may have beenSearchers played a recording of his mother’s voice from a helicopter a few days afterwards, and prosecutors later said they were considering all possibilities – including that he had been murdered, kidnapped, or run over by farm machinery.
‘I learned that despite this order, journalists were still going up,’ he said, adding: ‘I will therefore ask the gendarmes to ensure that this cannot happen.’ The initial extensive search operation to track down Émile was called off eight days after he was first reported missing. At a news conference the previous week, public prosecutor Rémy Avon had told journalists: ‘At the moment we have no clue, no information, no element that can help us understand this disappearance.’
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