The Oceanographic Vessel Ángeles Alvariño will suspend the search for 14-month-old Anna and her father, Tomás Gimeno, at seven this afternoon, according to sources close to the case to SER. The ship that is in the area where the body of Olivia, the youngest of six years, was found, had planned to extend its work until Thursday but before the absence of evidence You will depart from where you are, three miles off the coast of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, to Cádiz.
The general director of the Civil Guard, María Gámez, had shown her confidence that the tracking work would bear more fruit: “We maintain the spirit and the illusion of being able to find the rest of the indications that allow us to close a chapter that is tremendously painful and that has us all saddened to see how far vicarious violence can go.” Thanks to the ship of the Spanish Institute of Oceanography, the corpse of the older girl was located at the moment.
Asked about what will be done after the departure of the Ángeles Alvariño from Tenerife if Anna and Tomás Gimeno are not found, he has replied that “The Civil Guard does not end or consider any case closed until all the conclusive evidence is available. “In this case, the agents will be” in the hands “of the gender violence judge who is handling the case, who will determine” how far to go “with the investigation, the director explained. General of the Civil Guard.
Since Tuesday evening the ship works off the coast of Añaza. From the location of Olivia’s remains, the ship was conducting the searches in an area closer to the Sports Marina, according to sources close to the investigation, with the aim of trying to find Anna’s body, but the change of course further south could respond to the fact that the priority now is to locate the remains of Tomás Gimeno, since the researchers consider that his finding could be more feasible.
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