“Lisa did not leave her family environment voluntarily” – investigators are examining more than 100 clues

The search for the missing 13-year-old from Berlin-Marzahn continues today. The search measures have started, said Michael Petzold, spokesman for the Berlin public prosecutor's office, to the German Press Agency. There are more than 100 emergency services from the emergency teams and the murder squads in the Marzahn-Hellersdorf district. Sniffer dogs would also be used again.

“All traces are under investigation, but she remains missing and cannot be found.” Lisa T. has been missing since Tuesday. The investigators assume a capital crime. Particularly serious crimes such as murder, manslaughter, rape or serious sexual offenses are referred to as capital crimes.

On Sunday, the investigation will also focus on the living environment of the missing people in Marzahn-Hellersdorf. Today, however, the search in the district will be expanded to a larger area, said Petzold. Witnesses would be interviewed and evidence collected. “We continue to rely on information,” said the public prosecutor. There have already been three-digit reports received.

The police ask people who have seen or heard something to contact the police via the tip telephone or the tip email address of the State Criminal Police Office.

According to the police, the girl left her home around 7:15 a.m. to drive from Barnimplatz to her school on Sella-Hasse-Straße around 7:30 a.m. But the 13-year-old never got there. “According to the current status of the investigation, it can be assumed that Lisa did not voluntarily leave her family environment or her home,” said Petzold. According to the public prosecutor's office, several hundred officers from the homicide squad and the Berlin State Criminal Police Office are on duty to find the 13-year-old.

Police are still appealing for information from anyone who may have seen or heard anything. The 5th Homicide Squad will accept information on (030) 4664-911555.