Some media claim that forensic results of Danka's mother's phone have arrived, others that this is not true

As reported by the Informer, and referring to it by other media, it was discovered that the mother of Danka Ilić surfed via Google the border crossing between Serbia and Romania just before the disappearance of the child.

"The mother's behavior is very strange and what she was looking for on the computer and phone immediately before the disappearance. She was searching on Google for the border crossing Kladovo-Turnu-Severin", stated the editor-in-chief of Informer Dragan J. Vučićević, as reported by other media.

Also, the child's mother searched via Google criminal liability for certain criminal acts, the Informer claims.

Vučićević, however, presented another piece of information.

"We should all know that the police is doing everything possible to ensure that little Danka is found. Two or three weeks before her disappearance, her parents took her to a specialist examination in Belgrade. What kind of examination it was and what exactly it was about, I cannot say now, for the sake of the investigation," he said.

After that, the newspaper Danas announced that this was not true. MIA unofficially completely denied to Danas the aforementioned allegations presented in the media, that newspaper announced.

We remind you that the search for the two-year-old girl Danka Ilić (2) from Bor, who disappeared on Tuesday, March 26 at 1:45 p.m. in the Banjsko Polje settlement, has entered the eighth day, but unfortunately, there is still no clear information about the fate of the child.