Alson, February 10, 2025: A security system was introduced this morning on the routes of the colleges and high schools of Longmoor and Epini-Sur-Org. A large number of parents are worried about leaving their children alone, while the police are busy searching for the killer of 11-year-old Luz, who went missing while heading to college on Friday afternoon. Luz’s body was found in a forest in Epini-Sur-Org over the weekend, triggering a wave of fear and panic in the area. Following this incident, security arrangements were put in place starting at 8 a.m. to ensure the safety of children. Although students were expected to arrive at 9 a.m., some parents arrived early, like Jessel, whose daughter also attends the same college where Luz was a student.
Many students, like Brian, who were already feeling the effects of the incident, have taken precautions. Brian stated that instead of coming alone this morning, he remained cautious for his safety. He avoided listening to music and kept an eye on people around him. Following the incident, a joint statement from the cities mentioned that the security system would be implemented starting at 8 a.m. Longmoor Municipality also confirmed that the high school routes would be included in this security system. Arrangements for Pedibus (walking school bus) are also being made for students’ protection by parents. Additionally, a system of psychological support will be introduced in educational institutions for students and staff to express their emotions. Investigations into Luz’s death are ongoing, revealing that she was injured multiple times with a sharp object. After the arrest of a 23-year-old and his 20-year-old accomplice in connection with the case, they were released without any charges, while investigations continue.
This incident is not only a major shock for the local community but also highlights a serious issue that requires immediate attention.
