Beatriz Zimmermann, the mother of the girls Anna and Olivia, allegedly murdered by their father Tomás Gimeno and thrown into the sea, has thanked the Civil Guard and all the professionals who have worked in the search for the bodies, especially the technicians of the scientific vessel Ángeles Alvariño, which this Wednesday afternoon left the Canary waters.
In a statement released through social media, her family and friends, on behalf of Beatriz, have asked society to "never forget Anna and Olivia", remarking that despite the "hard times" experienced in recent months, Beatriz has been able to move forward thanks to the "love" of everyone.
"It couldn't be and Anna and Tomás have not appeared, but Beatriz, as she has already said, greatly appreciates the great work that the Civil Guard, the crew of the ship and the many professionals who have helped in this search have done. In addition, she understands that everything that could be done has been done and that thanks to that great work at least the truth was known. Therefore, from the heart, on behalf of Beatriz, thank you very much. Just as we hope Anna and Olivia will never be forgotten, Beatriz will never forget that she is not alone," the statement reads.
