Re: SARA MORALES HERNANDEZ - Las Palmas/Gran Canaria (Spain) - 30/07/06

**merlynsam** on Wed Feb 04, 2009 8:53 am

Typically Spanish

By h.b. - Jan 29, 2009 - 7:46 AM

Mothers of missing children come together as there is still no news of Marta from Sevilla

(snippet)

Nieves Hernández, Ithaisa Suárez and Audrey Fitzpatrick say they want to create a new platform so that their children are not forgotten. The mother of Sara admitted that Christmas had been a difficult time for her, and she had been depressed of late, but that joining with the other mothers was a source of strength for her. All three women are convinced their children are still alive.

http://www.typicallyspanish.com/news/publish/article_19829.shtml

**pam supportfromireland** on Thu Apr 30, 2009 9:10 am

WARNING THIS IS DISTRESSING TO READ

Euro Weekly

30 April 2009

New Search for missing girl's body

http://www.euroweeklynews.com/news/14776.html

**Twiglet** on Wed Mar 31, 2010 12:53 am

La Razon

26 March 2010

In the pit where Sara Morales sought no human remains
Police stop looking at the well Jinámar

A GOOGLE TRANSLATION

The area where these remains were found is one of the "points" marked by research conducted by the National Police to try to locate Sara Morales, who was 14 when she disappeared.

Sara Morales's family has lived a difficult weeks, full of uncertainty, tension, mood, sadness and somehow, hope. Everything fell apart yesterday morning when investigating officer confirmed that skeletal remains found last week in the well of Jinámar (Gran Canaria), are not human.
One avenue of investigation last week led them to a well inside of an abandoned past century mansion that was first a farm farm in the eighties and was used for construction-related jobs. Inside, managed to capture some images of what could be human remains. But seven days later confirmed that the size and characteristics of the bones found discarded that could treat the remains of Sara Morales, who was 14 when she disappeared in July 2006.
The upper head Islands Police, Concepción de Vega, explained that it had been possible to salvage some remnant of the bottom hole bone covered with mud, "We found a number of objects to be investigated, among which are some minor bones size than we expected which will also be sent for analysis.
De Vega was also unable to say whether the remains found are consistent with the image of an underwater camera which could be seen in what appeared to be a femur, an image from which they launched the special device for removing the downhole of possible human remains.
He said it closed the investigation into the well and has proceeded to seal because there are between 80 centimeters and 1.20 meters of water and mud and "there is enough space for any remains of any human body '.
The search work of Sara Morales and Yeremi Vargas continue their course work outside the police carried out these days in the well of Jinámar.

Chronology

- Sara Morales vanished on July 30, 2006 as he drove to the mall 'The Whale'.
- On Friday of last week, in the course of investigating the case, a police underwater camera acquired images of what could be human remains.
- The continuous influx of water from the well by several galleries exceedingly difficult work and not allowed to recover the remains yesterday morning.

http://www.larazon.es/noticia/8793-la-policia-no-encuentra-ningun-esqueleto-en-el-pozo-donde-se-buscaba-sara-morales#

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