PADERBORN: British military police have started
digging up a German river bank to search for the remains of a soldier's
two-year-old daughter who went missing 36 years ago, after a review of evidence
suggested clues may have been overlooked in the case.
Katrice Lee disappeared from a shop for British troops near the German town of Paderborn in 1981, where her father was based while serving in the British army. The case has never been solved. Her family believes she was abducted.
The military police's senior investigating officer Richard O'Leary said excavations of the bank of the River Alme started on Monday and would take up to five weeks. The aim was to find evidence, possibly some clothing or even Katrice herself.
Katrice Lee disappeared from a shop for British troops near the German town of Paderborn in 1981, where her father was based while serving in the British army. The case has never been solved. Her family believes she was abducted.
The military police's senior investigating officer Richard O'Leary said excavations of the bank of the River Alme started on Monday and would take up to five weeks. The aim was to find evidence, possibly some clothing or even Katrice herself.
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