They investigate if the father of Anna and Olivia took the girls' toys and clothes before disappearing

The father of Anna and Olivia, the missing girls in Tenerife, may have collected the girls' clothes and toys in his house before the trail of the three was lost, sources close to the investigation informed Efe.

After 16 days since the father and daughters disappeared, different hypotheses remain open regarding a case that the investigating court is investigating as an alleged crime of kidnapping.

Among these hypotheses, as confirmed by sources consulted by Efe, is that they did not leave Tenerife, as on the other hand has been considered.

In fact, the court issued an international search warrant and different investigations have been carried out in this regard.

For example, a follow-up has been carried out on the boats that on the day they disappeared made routes from the Canary Islands to Cape Verde.

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Meanwhile, in the environment of the mother of the girls there is the conviction that the father could have taken them to Latin America, for which they have promoted a campaign on social networks with wide national and international dissemination.

The tracking of the telephone of Tomás Antonio GC, through a duplicate of his card, has determined that in the hours prior to the last contact he had with his ex-partner and mother of the girls, already at dawn, he did not communicate with any friend or known that could have helped him in a hypothetical escape plan.

The security cameras of the Tenerife Marina, in the port of Santa Cruz, where his boat was moored, recorded him arriving at the facilities alone and embarking twice, the last time at 0:30, three and a half hours later. than agreed to return the girls to their mother.

In addition, a security guard saw him load several suitcases and bags of clothes into his boat and left Tomás Antonio GC to recharge his mobile phone in his booth after he had gone to buy a charger at a gas station near the Marina, among the first and the second time he went to sea that night.

The next day, the boat was found empty and adrift in front of the Puertito de Güímar, and hours later, in the same area, the search device, which is still active by land, sea and air, found floating in the water a child restraint belonging to one of the girls.

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