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Emily, a 13-year-old schoolgirl, has been missing for days - Police are probing across Europe
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Examination of Emily's phone data, social media posts, and eyewitness accounts indicated she might be in trouble. Nevertheless, the police spokesperson cautions: "We can't rule out the risk to her safety."
As per current investigations, it's apparent that Emily took a train from Mühlhausen station to Leinefelde in Eichsfeld around 2 PM on Thursday. "Witnesses spotted her at Leinefelde station, and our search dogs confirmed her presence there," Kevin Clemen states.
The police speculate Emily may have continued her journey by train or bus from Leinefelde. Alternatively, she could have gotten into a car in Leinefelde.
Kevin Clemen elaborates: "Her whereabouts after that remain a mystery." That's why a search alert has been issued in the Schengen area.
Emily's phone has been inactive since Thursday afternoon. "It still had 71% battery life," says Kevin Clemen. She only carried writing materials and 30 euros in her wallet when she vanished without a trace.
Emily was expected to be picked up by family at Penny supermarket in Mühlhausen at 5 PM on Thursday, but she never showed up. She was last seen by a friend at Mühlhausen bus station at 2:30 PM.
The police are still seeking information. Anyone with details about Emily Hofmann's whereabouts should contact the Mühlhausen criminal investigation department at 03601/4510 or any other police station.
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Thuringia regional news outlets have been extensively reporting on Emily's disappearance.
In the Thuringia regional news, the possibility of Emily's journey continuing from Leinefelde station by train or bus was highlighted.
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