11 Years After Twins’ Disappearance, the Case Is Still Unsolved — Even Though All Clues Suggest the Worst. The Case of Alessia and Livia Schepp
On a seemingly normal Friday, the six-year-old twins Alessia and Livia were taken to spend the weekend with their father; only to never return back home. The disappearance ended in a massive search covering three countries, but they were never found again, although it appears that it was their own father who killed them.
Mother Recently Announced Divorce
In early January 2011, Alessia and Livia Schepp were six years old. The twins lived in Saint-Sulpice, a village west of Lausanne, right at Lake Geneva in Vaud, Switzerland.
Their parents, Matthias Schepp and Irina Lucidi Schepp, were living separately for a few months and broke up a few weeks prior after six years of marriage. Only a few days before Alessia and Livia would become missing persons, Lucidi announced she wanted a divorce.
Nothing Seemed Unordinary — Until There Was Not Another Sign of the Twins
Friday, January 28, 2011 appeared to be a normal day. Father Matthias picked up his daughters from their mother’s home to spend the weekend with them. At first, everything seemed…
