Martina Lattuca's sister: "It's only been three days of searching for her. She hasn't disappeared into thin air. Help me."

"My sister has disappeared without a trace. I'm asking you to help me clarify this matter, as there's some inaccurate information circulating."

Sara Lattuca, sister of Martina, the bookseller from Cagliari who disappeared into thin air in the Sella del Diavolo area last November 18, is not giving up.

"The search for Luigi Cavallari, husband of Minister Eugenia Roccella, lasted 37 days . My sister," Sara wrote on social media in recent days, "was only searched for three days. Every life has the same value, and every family deserves the same commitment, time, and resources in the search."

His outburst. Because he's searching for the truth about Martina's fate: only a few of her personal effects were found at sea, but not her body.

"My sister Martina," the woman specifies, "has never been seen walking along the paths on the promontory toward the Devil's Saddle. The last time she was seen was exclusively near the parking lot of the "Le Terrazze" restaurant in Cala Mosca. That day the restaurant was closed for vacation," she emphasizes, "the weather wasn't bad, there was only a light drizzle for a few minutes that morning. My sister wasn't used to hiking alone, it wasn't her habit to go off on long walks alone."

Then the appeal, yet another: "Please, if you've seen even a small detail, a suspicious movement, or anything else that might be helpful, don't keep it to yourself. Contact me or contact law enforcement immediately."

(Unioneonline/E.Fr.)