Arian Arnold, who is autistic and non-verbal, was last seen playing in his garden at 7:30 pm on Monday. Within minutes, his parents realized he was missing and immediately alerted the authorities. Since then, an extensive search has been conducted, involving around 400 volunteers, the German army, and specialized equipment. Sniffer dogs, drones, a sonar boat, and divers have been deployed to scour the area, including nearby rapeseed fields and a vast forest. Despite the relentless efforts, Arian’s whereabouts remain unknown. The cold weather conditions in Lower Saxony have raised concerns about the boy’s well-being, as temperatures have dropped below freezing. Police have urged the public to check their gardens, outbuildings, and private security cameras for any sign of Arian. They emphasize that he may be hiding in sheds or other concealed locations. The search operation continues day and night, with authorities determined to find the missing boy and bring him home safely. The community has rallied together, offering support and assistance to Arian’s family during this difficult time.
Search Intensifies for Missing Six-Year-Old Boy with Autism in Germany
