(MENAFN- Newsroom Panama)
A team of prosecutors and investigators continues to analyze evidence collected that is binding to the case of the disappearance of the 9-year-old girl Aderlyn Llerena Saldaña, who has been missing since September 13.
The Superior Prosecutor and Coordinator of the Homicide and Femicide Section of the San Miguelito Regional Prosecutor's Office, Adecio Mojica, said that among the elements analyzed are expert reports, field inspections, and investigative reports developed with collaborating institutions linked to the process. and more than 55 interviews that are being verified.
He added that both the Public Prosecutor's Office and the National Police have redoubled their actions after, for more than 87 uninterrupted days, a constant investigation has been maintained, developing multiple procedures specific to the process, which allow progress in the search for the minor.
She was last seen on September 13, when in the company of two cousins, (both minors) she was heading towards the Gabriel Lewis Galindo school in the community of Las Trancas in the township of Rufina Alfara in San Miguelito.
According to preliminary information, the children went, along a path that they traveled every day to go to school when suddenly, two men got out of a car and grabbed the girl by force, and took her away.
Those were the first statements given by Aderlyn's cousins.
That same day his family began an exhaustive search.
Aderlyn's photo went viral on social networks, everyone shared it in order to find her whereabouts.
The National Police have offered a $10,000 reward for information on the whereabouts of the minor.
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