Police have ended a huge search after a woman who disappeared on her daily run before going to work was found alive with a friend.
The jogger Chloe, 20, disappear after leaving home in Dammartin-en-Goële, Franceon Fridays from 5:45 a.m. to 6:30 a.m.
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The judo enthusiast left his phone at home as he prepared for an early morning run before starting his afternoon shift as a caregiver.
But Chloe never went to the nursing home – and hasn’t contacted anyone since she went on the run at dawn.
Her mysterious disappearance sparked a massive manhunt across town, with officials mobilizing the army to aid in the search.
But the 20-year-old was finally found alive and well at midday on Saturday at a campsite in the Marne with a friend.
However, the mystery still hides the reason for her disappearance, which the police are now suspecting was voluntary.
Jean-Baptiste Bladier, prosecutor for the Republic of Meaux, said she was found “with a friend.”
Chloe was last seen on CCTV near her home at around 6am. Parisien.
She lives not far from the Corbie city park, which spans dozens of hectares north of town.
Police initially focused on scouring the area, even if “it’s not necessary to find a trace of Chloe in the park,” he said. police speak.
Squadron commander Séverine Hammel, commander of the Meaux gendarmerie company, said on Friday: “We immediately take this disappearance, which has been described as worrying, seriously.
“We’ve deployed very important resources on the ground. In a situation like this, the first few hours are crucial.
“Before expanding the search area, it is necessary to conduct a search as close to the last place the missing person was seen as possible.”
Colonel Michael Fumery, head of the gendarmerie in the Seine-et-Marne division, added: “No path is excluded or privileged.
Chloe’s heartbroken mother frantically writes a Facebook posted on Friday night asking locals to help find her daughter.
Reports say her family was initially unconcerned about her lack of contact, as the 20-year-old often hits the gym after she runs.
It read: “My daughter Chloé has been missing since this morning during her daily jog.
“She has nothing on her, just a jogging suit. Usually she has a phone but she lends it to a family member.
“If you see her, see her or have any clues… She was supposed to be on vacation with us, she has important appointments today.
“No reason to leave. Thank you for your support.”
More than a hundred soldiers were mobilized to join the hunt along with police dogs, drones and helicopters.
Chloe is about 1.5m tall, wears a nose ring, has short brown hair with prominent blonde strands, and brown eyes.
She was last seen wearing a black sleeveless jacket, a royal blue sweater with judo-related inscriptions, and white trainers.
Patrick Caron, her keen judo coach, said members of the Japanese martial arts club she joined had joined the search for their friend.
He told Europe1 radio: “Everybody is nervous, everyone asks themselves a lot of questions.”
Patrick describes Chloe as “very calm, very reserved and hard working in class”, adding that she is “hard-working” at her job.
