Search continues for missing Sevilla 17 year old

Search continues for missing Sevilla 17 year old
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By h.b. - Feb 2, 2009 - 12:02 AM

EFE

The family of missing Sevilla 17 year old, Marta del Castillo, say that they are sure she did not leave home voluntarily.

There were some reports of Marta being seen at the door of the home, as if she was waiting for someone, but her father Antonio said that if she had planned to go somewhere she would have taken her DNI identity card and keys.

The National Police has now taken another computer from the family home in their efforts to try and find any clues as to her disappearance a week ago today, Saturday. The police have also taken DNA samples from the whole family.

There seems to be little progress in the case. The family have turned to a Spanish expert on disappearances, Ernesto Cabrera from Lérida, who uses a German Shepherd in his work. The dog has stopped in the same place twice, indicating he claims that Marta was taken by someone.

Two thousand or so people collected Sevilla for a march for Marta del Castillo on Saturday. Actor Santi Denia was among those to support the family, wearing a t shirt with a picture of the missing 17 year old.

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