Investigation The father of the girls in Tenerife about his ex-wife's 60-year-old boyfriend: "I don't want that old man to take care of my daughters"
The scene The car of the father of the missing girls in Tenerife, a fundamental setting for the investigation
The telephone The route of Tomás Gimeno's mobile phone and that of the rest of the ships, keys to finding Anna and Olivia
The search device for
Tomás Gimeno
and his daughters
Anna
and
Olivia
, aged one and six, has resumed this Sunday for the twelfth consecutive day and, as noted by the Civil Protection volunteers who participate in the tracking, checking every meter of coast "because all eyes are few".
Precisely, at 8:00 p.m. this Sunday, a massive applause has been called from windows and balconies of the islands to support
Beatriz Z.
, the girls' mother, and the whole family.
Sources from the Civil Guard have confirmed to EFE that the search operation made up by the armed institute, Maritime Rescue and the Emergency and Rescue Group (GES) of the Government of the Canary Islands continues, which are tracked by air and land, while by sea. It beats the eastern part of the island of
Tenerife
.
Volunteers from the Civil Protection of Santa Cruz de Tenerife also participate in the search by land, who have reported on their Twitter account how they organize each morning to follow the marked route assigned by the GES to comb the coast on foot "always in a team and always where we are needed ".
"We have a lot of work ahead of us, but we are willing to give everything," underline the volunteers, who indicate that in their search days along the southern coast of Tenerife they have a team of three vehicles and eight people, as well as a canine unit of accompaniment because "all eyes are few to try to help the rest of the security and emergency services".
Health personnel have also participated in one of the days as volunteers in the search to comb the area that stretches from
Montaña Pelada
(
El Médano
) to
Cala Amarilla
(
Costa del Silencio
) .And this Saturday, they continue, the day was very hot while they were reviewing the strip of coastline that had been entrusted to them, but this is "an effort that we undertake because of our vocation to help," they add.
"We try to review each meter of coastline, it is not easy, but that is what we are here for. We continue working and on the way to carry out search tasks on foot along the coasts of the southern slope of the island, integrated into a device coordinated by the GES with different volunteer groups of the Civil Protection of Tenerife ", they specify in their account of each day, which they accompany, among others, with the
hashtag
#AnnaYOliviaMissingTenerife
.
The search operation for the girls Anna and Olivia and their father began after their disappearance was reported on April 28, as the sisters should have been returned to their mother at 9:00 p.m. the previous day.
Investigators are keeping all hypotheses about his whereabouts open and are investigating aspects such as Tomás's latest movements on Tuesday, April 27, before he was seen for the last time in the Santa Cruz Marina, from where he set sail with his ship on the 23.30 hours that day.
The next morning the ship appeared adrift off the coast of Güímar and since then, Tomás and the girls have been searched by sea, land and air.
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