The ex-girlfriend of Cardiff signing Emiliano
Sala has claimed the player could be still
alive on an island.
Berenice Schkair, 26, also blamed a "series
of irresponsibilities" after Sala, 28, and pilot
David Ibbotson, 59, disappeared when their
plane crashed near the Channel Islands last
Monday, January 21.
While the search for the £15million forward
and pilot was called off on Thursday, it
later resumed over the weekend after
Lionel Messi and other players funded a
new mission.
Now ex-girlfriend Schkair told Argentine
media outlet Infobae she believes he is still
alive and shed light on her previous
"football mafia" comments.
She said: "I have hope he is going to turn
up, that's he's alive. Where? On an island. I
feel, as does his family, that he cannot have
disappeared."
Asked about her social media posts calling
for "an investigation into the football
mafia", which have since been deleted, the
26-year-old said: "It was an impulse.
"I sensed there was something strange, dark.
But I don't have information about anything.
"The only thing I felt was if a plane
disappears off the face of the Earth, two
people disappear and nobody wants to
search for them and everything stays covered
then it is something strange."
'SERIES OF IRRESPONSIBILITIES'
The Argentine model was asked if she
thought her lover's disappearance was an
accident and she said: "I want to think it
was an accident but then I feel that there
was a series of irresponsibilities which
brought about this horror.
"The irresponsibility is a little bit on
everyone's part. Why was the pilot there if he
didn't have the correct licence?
"Why did the plane take off anyway despite
Emi saying it was bad? Why did they send a
plane in bad condition?
"Why did they take off in that weather? Why
did the club not look after him if they had
bought a player of that level?"
And when asked what she would do if Sala
does not show up, she said: "Find the
person responsible, they need to carry out
an investigation and not leave everything
covered up.
"If something that terrible happens, the family
are going to have to fully investigate and
knock on a lot of doors.
"But if Emi turns up the only thing that is
going to matter to me is that he fulfils his
dream and plays football again."
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Source:
www.tori.ng/news/115392/sala-is-
not-dead-hes-alive-and-living-on-an-
island.html
