TATGranada turns to Caroline del Valle's search


TATGranada turns to Caroline del Valle's search



Attendees disseminated the image of the missing girl in March 2015. Isabel, her mother, claimed the intervention of Civil Guard and National Police in the search for the minor



       "Twitter also serves to help people and we are here for that fundamentally." With these words, Juanfran Delgado, vice-president of the European Foundation for Missing Persons, introduced the person who knew where Global to Isabel, the mother of Caroline del Valle.


    The minor disappeared in March 2015 and in July of last year the case was provisionally closed. However, on April 2 it was reopened because of a testimony in the program 'Disappeared'.

    The authorities have given 18 months to find answers. "He told me until later, I love you, then I see you," Isabel recalled. He has asked the National Police and the Civil Guard to intervene to try to locate his daughter.

    The family does not lose hope. Therefore, TATGranada has served to call on the great tweeters to spread the image of Carol, with the aim of finding new clues that help clarify the future of the child.

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