Tenerife The robot finds an oxygen bottle and a sheet in the area where the girls are being searched
Hours before social networks were filled with white candles for
Anna
and
Olivia
, the two
girls disappeared
since April 27 in
Tenerife
at the hands of their father,
Tomás Gimeno
, their mother,
Beatriz
, shared their first message spoken in the that only denies the words
Joaquín Amills
, president of SOS Disappeared, and spokesperson for
Beatriz
, in which he assured that Beatriz was "sunk" after the discovery of an oxygen bomb and a sheet, but that she is "positive" and with strength .
Beatriz
assures that there is little left for someone to recognize them and "call us and tell us that they are on their way and well."
"Hello, this is an audio for everyone ... I have seen in the news that they say I am collapsed but it is not like that.
I am more positive than ever because I think that this is all a scenario,
" explains
Beatriz
in the audio in the one who adds that for her "all this has been a theater set up like the Maxicosi in the water, and everything would seem very crazy to me, getting on, going down to the boat, bags up, bags down, charging a mobile ..."
"I think that if a madness of that caliber were committed, so extremely insane, it would be much faster and easier, right?", Says
Beatriz
in her message.
An audio in which
Beatriz
is convinced that "everything makes more sense that it is a leak, as I thought at all times, and what is super important in how everyone is collaborating".
In this sense,
Anna and Olivia's mother
is sure that "there is little left for someone to recognize them and call us and tell us that the girls are on their way, that they are fine."
In her opinion, if
Tomás Gimeno
had committed a "very serious" madness, alluding to the fact that he had hurt the girls, it would have been much faster and easier.
"
I feel that everyone is supporting me
. I feel that the girls also feel it ... When they appear, that they will appear, it will be thanks to you, to all that force together ... We will achieve it and it will be something super nice ... Thank you all for all the love you are putting, "ends the message.
As a result of the discovery of the oxygen cylinder and the sheet, the Civil Guard confirmed that
Ángeles Alvariño will
continue with the search, at least, until next June 14 "in case any more evidence could be located that would shed clues about the whereabouts of the girls ".
And it is that the device has been joined by the oceanographic vessel of the Spanish Institute of Oceanography 'Ángeles Alvariño', equipped with a side-scan sonar and an underwater robot, in charge of tracking the seabed in search of clues.
The oceanographic vessel carries out the marine inspection in the area where
Tomás Gimeno's
boat
was found adrift, one nautical mile from
Puertito de Güímar
.
Its mission is to radiograph the seabed with sonar to try to identify any foreign object and, if possible, bring it to the surface with the underwater robot.
Members of the Civil Guard's Central Operational Unit (UCO) also participate in the investigation, adding more than seventy people from air and sea resources, as well as land, each day.
The investigation is subject to summary secrecy and has included several records on the farm of
Tomás Gimeno
, located in Igueste de Candelaria, his boat and his car, the last few times with the support of a canine unit displaced from Madrid.
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