Body found in North Sea could be missing 14-year-old girl, police say

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Vlad Moca-Grama
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A body has been found around Ameland in the North Sea, reports NOS.

The police believe it is a possibility that it might be the missing 14-year old German girl who disappeared last Saturday.

A diving team was looking for her today. The police stopped their search on Wednesday, but rescue workers have continued to search the area.

The girl disappeared after watching the sunset in the sea with her sister on Saturday. Her father tried to save her but did not manage to reach her.

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Vlad Moca-Grama
Vlad was born and raised in Brasov, Romania and came to the Hague to study. When he isn't spending time missing mountains or complaining about the lack of urban exploration locations in the Netherlands, you can find him writing at Dutch Review.

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