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ROME – The case of an Italian teenager who disappeared in 1993 has returned to the spotlight after decomposed remains believed to be hers were discovered in the church where she was last seen, police said Thursday.
At the same time, an unsolved 2002 murder in Britain has resurfaced, with British police linking their case with the disappearance of the teen.
Elisa Claps vanished from her hometown of Potenza on Sept. 12, 1993 at the age of 16.
She was last seen in the Most Holy Trinity church in downtown Potenza with an acquaintance, Danilo Restivo, who later acknowledged that he had s
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A priest knew the decomposed body of a teenager 'found' in an Italian church 17 years after she vanished was there two months ago, it emerged tonight.
The body of student Elisa Claps, who was 16 when she vanished in 1993, was 'discovered' last week when workmen were carrying out repairs on a church roof.
However, police and judicial sources confirmed that current parish priest Father Ambroise Apakta had been told of the body two months ago by cleaning staff.
Ms Claps's disappearance has been linked to the brutal murder of Heather Barnett, 42, a seamstress who was found mutilated and with locks of hair in her hands in her home in Bournemouth, Dorset.
Danilo Restivo, an Italian from Potenza who moved to Bournemouth ten years ago, is the prime suspect in both cases and is known by Italian police to have a fetish for cutting girls' hair.
Restivo, 38, who still lives across the road from where Mrs Barnett's body was found by her two children, has denied any involvement with both cases and has been questioned by both Italian and Dorset police.
He could not know what had happened in his parish? Why the attic and the network of tunnels that cross the top of the old building have not indicated to investigators? Not one has ever noticed anything? Disturbing questions linger on the figure of Don Mimi Sabia, pastor of the historic Trinity Church, who died on March 12, 2008 at the age of 84. Suspicions and doubts that are voices from the past resurface, like the one in an episode of "Chi l'ha visto" (an italian TV program about missing people) behind the disappearance of Elisa, spoke of a direct involvement in the affair of the priest: "Do not look for the girl elsewhere. He made her pregnant, causing her to vanish. "