ISSUE NO. 1696
4 -10 January 2018
The desperate father of missing Malen Zoe Ortiz has issued a plea for his daughter’s return and said: “someone knows what happened.” Alejandro Ortiz, whose daughter disappeared in Magaluf in December 2013, posted a video on Facebook yesterday (Wednesday), after hearing the ‘terrible news’ about Diana Quer - an 18year-old girl whose killer confessed this week. Offering his condolences to Diana’s family, Mr Ortiz reminded viewers that questions about his daughter ’s disappearance remain unanswered. Malen was 15 when she went missing. “I know that the murderer or murderers of my daughter are in Palma and someone knows what happened,” he says in the video, which had already been viewed thousands of times on Facebook last night. He added that he is still offering a reward for information regarding his daughter’s disappearance. Mr Ortiz asked anyone
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Family anguish goes on who could help to come forward “for money or for being better human beings. “We have to look for and find the people who hurt Malén.” Linking the disappearances of the two girls, he adds: “murderers choose their victims randomly” and suggests criticism of anyone other than the perpetrator is unfair.
STILL MISSING: Malen was 15 when she disappeared. Malén was reportedly last seen at a Magaluf roundabout on December 2, 2013, when she went to eat at her boyfriend’s house in Son Ferrer, after leaving school. She was recorded for the last time carrying a green
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scooter by a petrol station security camera, after getting off a bus. She never reached her destination. The three-minute video ends with Mr Ortiz again speaking of his sadness about the Diana Quer case.
THE Three Kings process i o n w i l l s e e t r a ff i c d i s ruption in central Palma. Parking will be banned throughout the entire route from 1.30pm until 10.30pm at the earliest tomorrow (Friday). The kings are scheduled to arrive at the port aboard the Rafael Verdera ship at 6pm, from where they will proceed along avenida Antoni Maura, el Born, Plaza del Rei Joan Carles I, Calle Unió, la Rambla, Calle del Bisbe Campins, Calle de Rubén Dario, Paseo Mallorca, Jaume III and Nuevo el Born. Police have advised res-
idents to remove their vehicles before the roads are closed at 3.30pm.