Family killed Jennefer (10): Tracing phone could have saved her life

To prevent this kind of dramas, there is now a law in the making that makes it possible to trace directly in urgent cases of missing someone's phone.

' Finally ', was the first thought of Manuel Monteiro when he heard that news. Manuel (see photo) is the brother-in-law of the murdered Bhat Ostend. "Had that in our case but also been able. Maybe the Jennifers life be saved. "

Abused and killed Gunda disappeared in October 2011 when she was playing with the two young children of her ex-brother in law Anthony k. Only one and a half day after her loss fell de recherche its dwelling within. The man turned out to be the girl to have abused and killed.

Manuel: "the police have found her in the sofa bed. She was there hidden away. The offender was on top of her to sleep. Too bizarre. "

The family of Jennifer still lives with the idea that the police do not do everything possible to save the girl. Manuel: "they were but entered the House and they had directly but direct action taken."

' Everything is permitted ' Jennefers tracing phone had Also can help, think Manuel. The family had reported that they had. "It can make the difference between life and death. They always say: the first 24 hours the loss are so important. If you still have this extra option, you can get a lot more responsive. The police can also search much more focused. "

That one's privacy might be at stake, he finds of secondary importance. "It is often children who went missing. That you should be able to protect. If this is one of the possibilities is to save a child, then in my eyes everything is permitted. "

Anthony k. is sentenced to 20 years in prison in 2013 for abusing and killing Bobbie. The family of the girl has a difficult time behind the back. It is now better, says Manuel. "But completely top it will never be. The lack of T.r. will always remain. "

By Editorial RTL News: Photo: REUTERS