The bodies of a Swiss couple have been discovered frozen in the
Alps – 75 years after they went missing.
In August 1942, Marcelin and Francine Dumoulin vanished on the
way to feed their cows in a field near the village of Chandolin,
south-west Switzerland .
Their bodies were discovered by a ski resort worker last week on
the shrinking Tsanfleuron glacier . It is thought that melting ice
exposed the remains decades after the couple disappeared in the
middle of the Second World War.
Mr and Ms Dumoulin had seven children – five sons and two
daughters – who were separated and placed with different families
after their parents went missing.
“We spent our whole lives looking for them without stopping,” their
youngest daughter, Marceline Udry-Dumoulin, who was just four
when her parents disappeared, told Le Matin . “We didn’t think we
would be able to give them the funeral they deserved.
“I must say that after 75 years of waiting, this news calms me
deeply.”

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