The investigation into the case continues. Determine if there is interference in the disappearance of other people’s children
There is no evidence of kidnapping or other coercion surrounding the disappearance of 12-year-old Sashko from Pernik. That’s what police data so far show, NOVA reported, citing his sources.
Preliminary proceedings for kidnapping have been initiated in the case and the investigations have not yet concluded. However, tests have shown that there is no foreign biological material on the child’s body or clothing. Undoubtedly, it would remain so if there had been coercion or interference by other people in the disappearance.
Thousands of volunteers, police, divers, mountain rescuers tirelessly searched for the child for nearly nine days. The child was found in a hard-to-reach area above Radomir. Dehydrated but in good condition.
“For the first few days he was very hungry and very thirsty. Since the resuscitation he wanted water, he was dehydrated”, underlined the father.
The investigation into the case continues. Determine if there is interference in the disappearance of other people’s children. “I haven’t received any threats from anyone wanting anything from me. And no one called me about it. No ransom was demanded,” Alexander Tsvetanov stressed.
Tonight, Sashko’s rescuers will talk about “The Topic of NOVA” and his family will open their home to the camera crew. The boy has already met the people who found him.
