These are the remains found that would be from the plane of Emiliano Sala

This Wednesday, the investigators informed that there were traces of the Piper PA-46 Malibu (patent N264DB), missing in the Channel, published Monday, January 21 while carrying the Argentine football player Emiliano Sala of Nantes, la France, towards Cardiff, Wales.

However, the pieces of the plane were found over the weekend by two women walking along the beaches of one of the many islands located between Britain and the French coast. After several investigations, the experts revealed that they could be the plane.

"Saturday, January 26, Josette Bernard was doing his usual walk, around 17 hours, on the beach of Surtainville (Cbad) when saw a gray and square object", informs the site of La Prensa de la Manche who interviewed the woman.

Bernard He immediately informed the gendarmerie maritime of the French town of Cherbourg, which appeared the next day. "They came here and recovered the remains "he counted.

Just that Sunday, around 17:30 Camille Leblond He went out for a walk with his dog on the beach of Baubigny, near Surtainville, when he discovered a similar situation.

"I was walking my dogs on the beach." At first, I thought:It must be a piece of pot. It was 17:30 near the Bel Sito campsite, it is the main access to the beach of Baubigny, "he told the French press.

Both remains are treated as cushions that they would belong to Piper PA-46 Malibu, whose whereabouts are still unknown, more than a week after his disappearance.

"I thought: "If it was my brother who was in the plane, I would like people to find clues to warn". When I returned home an hour later, I called the Gendarmerie Barneville-Carteret. They told me that they were going to pick up the rubble. In fact, my parents confirmed that they had done it, "he said. Camille Leblond.

So far, the family has not received any official information regarding the results, which has been confirmed. Infobae.

These discoveries are made a few days before the start of the search for the plane by the submarine. According to the British Air Accident Investigation Branch (AAIB), research will now focus on a priority search radius of four square nautical miles. This will include the bottom of the sea.

"We have identified a priority search area of ​​four square nautical miles. We hired a specialized search engine to conduct underwater research on the seabed.", said a spokesman for the AAIB at a press conference.

The images of the remains:

The 28-year-old Argentinean footballer left France on Monday to travel to Wales join the ranks of Cardiff and start your journey in the Premier League. But the plane that had pilot Dave Ibbotson asked to land in advance for reasons still unknown and quickly disappeared from his radar.

The authorities then began a maritime and air raid to formally define their detention on Thursday, 24 January. Sala's family then launched a fundraising campaign to which dozens of footballers had joined. With the help of donations, the expenses were settled and work resumed on Saturday.