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When a child goes missing or someone goes missing, a family faces an unbearable wait. Every call brings hope. Each rumor can rekindle an already deep wound. In these moments of extreme vulnerability, loved ones above all need respect, support and kindness. In the age of social networks, everyone can share their opinion, their convictions or their analysis. These speeches sometimes include those of practitioners of the divinatory arts, content creators or people convinced of being able to provide answers. But when a matter is in progress, caution should always prevail. Any statement presented as a certainty, any hypothesis relayed publicly or any speculation can have significant emotional consequences for the families concerned. Beyond each personโ€™s beliefs, one value should unite us: respect for victims and their loved ones. Investigations belong to the competent authorities, whose mission is to seek verified facts and bring the truth to light. In this context, discretion, humility and moderation are essential. Freedom of expression is precious. But it also comes with a responsibility: that of not adding suffering to suffering. The vast majority of serious practitioners are aware of this. They know that they do not replace investigators, justice, or experts. They carry out their activity with ethics, prudence and respect. A disappearance is not a spectacle.

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A human drama is not entertainment. The suffering of a family should never become a means of gaining visibility. Because before each publicized case, before each publication and before each comment, there are human beings who deserve our consideration, our restraint and our respect. Thoughts of all the families faced with waiting, worry and pain

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