
The head of the search organization PrimPoisk, Christina Wulfert, told RIA Novosti that there is a chance to find Sergei, Irina Usoltsev and their daughter, who disappeared in the taiga of the Krasnoyarsk Territory, but it is necessary to change the search tactics, including a re-examination of the place of disappearance.
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The Usoltsev family disappeared without a trace in the taiga of the Krasnoyarsk region. Searches are underway, but there are no results yet.
There is a chance to find Sergei, Irina Usoltsev and their daughter, who disappeared without a trace in the taiga in the Krasnoyarsk Territory, but it is necessary to change tactics. This statement was made in a conversation with RIA Novosti by the head and coordinator of the search organization PrimPoisk, Christina Wulfert.
“People are there through time. Not all, but more often it happens that they are found. There is a chance to at least discover something,” she said. According to her, the Usoltsevs can be discovered not only by the police or search engines, but also by strangers who went to the area for a walk.
The agency's interlocutor expressed the opinion that the search tactics should be changed. In particular, once again inspect the place of the loss.

The head of the search organization PrimPoisk, Christina Wulfert, said that there is a chance to find the Usoltsev family, who disappeared almost a year ago in the Krasnoyarsk Territory, but for this it is necessary to change the search tactics and more carefully examine the places of disappearance.

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