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La familia de Adam, cien días sin saber de él tras desaparecer en una moto acuática: “Solo pedimos que cuenten la verdad”

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La familia de Adam, cien días sin saber de él tras desaparecer en una moto acuática: “Solo pedimos que cuenten la verdad”

One hundred days have passed since 16-year-old Adam H.B. disappeared from Roses in Alt Empordà after riding a water scooter with four friends on the evening of June 10th. The case remains open, with more questions than answers. The Judicial Police of the Girona Provincial Guardia Civil Headquarters, investigating the "strange" circumstances of his disappearance, faced numerous obstacles in searching for the youth from the start.

One of the difficulties was the water scooter rental guide, who was required to accompany the minors, took over two hours to report Adam's disappearance, even though it was his duty to do so. Additionally, the friends provided conflicting accounts that complicated efforts to determine Adam's last known location. Furthermore, the rental company did not have the GPS tracking system activated because they had not paid the necessary subscription.

The family, who posted a picture and description of Adam, now appeals to his friends and the guide: "Ask those who were with him to tell the truth, so we can find him."

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