Dean Fisher reports that a group of individuals traveled by train to Germany and from there boarded a flight to Argentina. The report provides no names or further details about the travelers.
N12 reporter Dean Fisher reported Friday evening that the missing Israeli mother and daughter, Mally and Liel Yahalomi, traveled by train from Austria to Germany before boarding a flight to Argentina. The new detail adds specificity to the route previously reported in the case that has been unfolding since the pair failed to board their return flight from Prague.
As The Zioneer reported on Tuesday, Aug 11, at 13:57 Jerusalem, Austrian police confirmed the two left the country voluntarily and that there was no suspicion of violent crime (versions 79-80). Shortly after, N12 published internal airline data indicating they flew with Lufthansa to Argentina (version 82), and they were later identified on the flight's passenger manifest (version 83). Earlier Austrian media reports had already suggested a train journey to Germany (version 74), and Fisher's latest report now corroborates that specific travel method.
The development marks a further step in piecing together the pair's movement across Europe. The original search began in Vienna and Prague after the mother and daughter disappeared en route home from a trip.
What remains open: Their exact location in Argentina, their intentions, and whether they plan to return remain unconfirmed by official sources.
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