Nenita is lost in the train and found her family 20 years later | Chronic

A girl was lost on the train to Belarus and was reunited 20 years later with her family through an article she found on the internet. The girl, who currently lives in Russia, gave incredible details about the event.

Yulia GorinaShe is 24 years old, lives with her adoptive family in Russia, and last week browsing the internet, found a page that led her to find her biological parents. "I had no memory of my childhood, I named myself and found my real parents, it was a huge shock."he said.

As she was able to rebuild, on 1 October 1999, the girl took the train to Minsk, Belarus, to get to the city of Osipovich. In the middle of the trip, his father fell asleep after drinking a lot of alcohol and when he opened his eyes, his daughter was gone.

The same day, the man lodged a complaint for the disappearance in justice with his wife and mother of the child, Liudmila. Although they looked for it intensely, the research did not yield good results.

However, 20 years later, when they lost hope, this message that they had been waiting for so long came to them. The young woman searched her name on the Internet next to the word "missing" and arrived at a 2017 article in which a woman said that she believed her daughter was still alive.

"I started reading it and I found a lot of coincidences – there were so many similarities that tears started to flow from my face." detailed.

Then he said: "I have been living with my adoptive parents in Russia for four years, and I do not know how I came to this country, but after learning that my parents were looking for me, I contacted the police, I went to Belarus and I met my parents again. "

In spite of all the coincidences of the stories, the family decided to create a DNA demonstrating effectively that this girl disappeared in the train 20 years ago was this 24-year-old woman who showed up at the door of the house of this couple .