Due to the corona measures, the Nations League game between the Red Devils and Denmark, which will start at 8.45 pm, will again take place without fans.
Child Focus and the parents of Théo use this opportunity to make a special appeal in collaboration with the public prosecutor, police and the RBFA in the search for new information or witnesses.
During at least 1 half of the Nations League match, a digital tifo of Théo will appear in the stands using “video mapping” technology. “As one of the strongest Belgian brands, the Red Devils are attracting a lot of attention and we hope that it will help to shed new light on the search for Théo Hayez,” explains Hedeli Sassi, social projects coordinator at the RBFA.
Child Focus would also like to thank De Vloer for the action, the communication agency that works with the KBVB and that introduced and developed the idea. “This period in which we all have to miss friends and family offers us the opportunity to underline that feeling and to demonstrate how vital it is to find answers,” says Heidi De Pauw, CEO of Child Focus.
“Today we do that for Théo, but his case is not unique. Everyone can help by looking at every call and keeping an eye on it.”
Théo Hayez disappeared on May 31, 2019. He was last seen leaving Cheeky Monkey’s Bar in Byron Bay at 11pm. A year and a half later, still no useful trace has been found.
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