A nine-year-old boy who disappeared in St. Petersburg could have been abducted

A nine-year-old boy who has been searched for four days in St. Petersburg could have been abducted. This version is currently being developed by the investigators. This was announced on February 2 by a source of Izvestia.

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The boy was last seen on January 30 in the south of the city, where he was talking to a man. Witnesses say they saw a child getting into a white car. This was also captured on video. After that, the traces of the boy and the alleged suspect disappeared.

According to preliminary data, the alleged suspect came to St. Petersburg many years ago from the south of Russia and works in the construction sector. He is described as a middle-aged man who lives in affluence and is engaged in construction work. He was the last person to communicate with the child and see him alive.

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On February 1, the press service of the Investigative Committee (IC) of Russia in St. Petersburg reported on the continuation of the search for a nine-year-old boy who left home. The police and Lisa Alert volunteers are involved in the search for the boy. It was noted that the investigation is checking all versions of what happened. Law enforcement agencies are also reviewing surveillance cameras to reconstruct the events.

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