家族が大雨の渋谷駅で迷子になり、母親がウクライナ国旗を見て号泣した【ウクライナ情勢】：朝日新聞デジタル

In a heart-wrenching case that has remained unsolved for 21 years, the disappearance of 4th-grade elementary school student Yuriko Yoshikawa in Kumatori-cho, Osaka, has left investigators with no substantial leads. On the 20th anniversary of her disappearance, the Osaka Prefectural Police released an age-progressed sketch of Yuriko, who would have turned 30 this year.

The sketch was created by forensic experts specializing in missing children cases, who have been tirelessly working to shed light on the mysterious disappearance that has haunted the community for over two decades. Despite the lack of concrete evidence, the police remain committed to finding answers and bringing closure to Yuriko’s family.

Yuriko’s case is a stark reminder of the countless unresolved missing persons cases that continue to weigh heavily on law enforcement agencies and communities worldwide. The release of the age-progressed sketch is a poignant plea for information from the public and a symbol of hope for a breakthrough in the investigation.

As the 21st anniversary of Yuriko’s disappearance passes, the Osaka Prefectural Police are urging anyone with information, no matter how insignificant it may seem, to come forward and help bring Yuriko home. The search for Yuriko Yoshikawa continues, fueled by the unwavering determination to uncover the truth and provide closure to her family and loved ones.