Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda Police Shift from Rescue to Recovery in Donna-Marie Christian Disappearance
Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda Police Shift from Rescue to Recovery in Donna-Marie Christian Disappearance

Police Shift from Rescue to Recovery in Donna-Marie Christian Disappearance

21 November 2024 - 08:51

Police Shift from Rescue to Recovery in Donna-Marie Christian Disappearance

21 November 2024 - 08:51

Police Shift from Rescue to Recovery in Donna-Marie Christian Disappearance

Law enforcement officials remain committed to at least locating the body Donna-Marie Christian, a 42-year-old woman who disappeared on Monday, November 4, around 3 PM, despite exhausting multiple search strategies and currently having no new leads.

Police Public Relations Officer Frankie Thomas expressed the department’s ongoing dedication to the case, acknowledging the challenging circumstances. “It is troubling and a serious cause for concern,” Thomas said, visibly perplexed by the mysterious disappearance.

The extensive search efforts have already included advanced technologies like drone searches, multiple ground investigations, and collaborations with non-governmental organizations. However, these comprehensive attempts have not yet produced any significant breakthroughs.

Thomas candidly admitted that the investigation’s focus has shifted from rescue to recovery. “Not knowing her condition or state of mind, it’s more like a recovery effort,” he stated. “We’re still hoping for a miracle and keeping hope alive.”

The missing woman, described as approximately 6 feet 2 inches tall, with a slim build and fair complexion, was last seen leaving her home. Notably, her family members cannot precisely recall her clothing at the time of her disappearance.

A recent search organized by Concerned Citizens Groups drew significant public participation but unfortunately did not generate any new information about Christian’s whereabouts.

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7 Comments

  1. Whenever someone goes missing here it’s like the police can’t find them praying this hoke is found safe

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  2. Listen here they need to put the same energy they put in the minister case in these cases to same way people are brought down from overseas do the same one sided nation

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  3. We need an Amber alert system in Antigua

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  4. We don’t have search dogs in this country?

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  5. Donna please come home.

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  6. Donna did not want to be found. She has been mentally unstable for a while. She even threatened to take her life. Don’t blame the police. Donna didn’t want to be found. Safe flight Donna

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