Haunting case of ‘Italian Madeleine McCann’ who vanished on family picnic reopened 30 years on after bombshell sighting

THE haunting 30-year-old case of a missing Italian girl has reopened after an explosive sighting has been revealed. The case of Angela Celentano who mysteriously disappeared from a family picnic in Naples three decades ago has been reopened after a new report claims she is being held on a Turkish island. NewsflashAngela Celentano has been missing for almost three decades[/caption] NewsflashAn age progression photo shows what she could look like now[/caption] The report states that she is now living in Buyukada, near Istanbul. Hailed as the Italian Madeleine Mccann, Celentano went missing on August 10, 1996 and after multiple attempts to track her down she was never found. But now, Italian authorities have opened up a new investigation after an Italian woman claimed Angela is living with a man who she believes is her father. In a chilling twist of events, the woman named Vincenza Trentinella claimed she received this information from a dying priest who allegedly said it was told to him during a confession. Trentinella also claims she travelled to Buyukada to meet with the missing woman and her kidnapper. When she returned home to Italy after meeting the pair, she immediately informed the police who are now investigating the case once again along with Turkish authorities. Celentano’s parents, Maria and Catello, still remain hopeful that their daughter will return home one day after a 27 year long wait. Several people have come forward over the years claiming they could be the missing girl, but after DNA testing it was proven that none of these women were in fact Celentano. One woman from South America came forward in October 2022 after claiming to be the long-lost Angela Celentano. The woman allegedly had flashbacks of being abducted in the woods when she was a young girl, and claims she was kept in a white car before being relocated to a cottage with other children. She took a DNA test, and in February it was revealed that she was not the missing woman. But despite the disappointment, Celentano’s parents shared a heartfelt statement through their social media channels. “ We will continue our research and any other report worthy of further study will be followed,” they said. “Hope is still alive, we do not stop hoping to be able to embrace our beloved daughter again”. Searches continue in South America for the missing girl and the family are now making use of the new age progression photos which show what the missing girl could now look like at the age of 30. Celentano’s photos were displayed on ATM’s in many countries but there was unfortunately little response. Numerous anonymous sightings have also been reported from across the world in Mexico, South Africa and Venezuela but the missing girl has never been found. NewsflashThe missing girl’s parents have not given up hope of finding their daughter[/caption]