Mali and Liel Yahalomi, an Israeli mother and daughter who disappeared in Vienna several days ago, have reportedly fled to South America, according to N12, which cited Austrian media reports on Friday.
Israeli mother and daughter missing in Vienna reportedly fled to South America
Mali and Liel Yahalomi, an Israeli mother and daughter who disappeared in Vienna several days ago, have reportedly fled to South America, according to N12, which cited Austrian media reports on Friday.
Israeli officials travelled to Vienna to investigate the disappearance, according to the same report.
Vienna police conducted hospital checks and internal investigations but have not launched an official public search, N12 said, because authorities determined there are no legal grounds to do so.
Initial allegations, as reported by N12, indicate the two went underground and travelled by train to Germany before leaving Europe from there.
- The source does not state when exactly the two women disappeared or the specific date of their last confirmed location.
- The source does not identify which Austrian media outlets originally reported the South America claim.
- The source does not state which Israeli officials travelled to Vienna or which government body sent them.
- The source does not explain what legal threshold Austrian law requires before a public search can be initiated.
- The source does not state whether Israeli or Austrian authorities have confirmed the train-to-Germany account or how it was established.
- The source does not provide any statement from Austrian police, Israeli officials, or the families of the two women.
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