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English translation from the original Spanish.
Buscan en Barcelona al jugador de rugby Levi Davis, visto por última vez en un pub de La Rambla
Julie Davis, mother of the missing Levi Davis, after her interview with ABC
Julie Davis has landed this Thursday in Barcelona to try to locate her son Levi, the rugby player who was last seen on October 29, when he left an Irish pub on La Rambla. Since then, no one has heard from the 24-year-old Brit again . Weeks before, the boy explained that he was traveling to Europe to take some time off, after undergoing knee surgery, which is why he had temporarily withdrawn from the sport. "When I asked him, he didn't want to give me any directions, he told me that he would be moving and that he was older," she explains to ABC.
The day of his disappearance, Levi took a ferry from Ibiza to the Catalan capital, but he did not take his passport or the rest of his belongings with him. "Since then he has not used his cards and only had 40 euros in cash," explains Julie. The Mossos d'Esquadra , who began to investigate the case ex officio, have not detected any movement in the young man's bank accounts. There is also no evidence that he has been admitted to any hospital in Catalonia or that he has been detained.
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From there (Old Irish Pub) he left that Saturday, around 10:00 p.m., as the person in charge of the premises explained to this newspaper. The security camera captured how he headed down the street, alone, in the direction of Plaza Catalunya. Julie says [he] suffers from depression , and that due to his emotional instability he had already 'disappeared' on other occasions. “No more than two or three days. Then he always came back or we found him, but 12 days have passed, this is not normal..."
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La madre del jugador de rugby desaparecido en Barcelona: «No ha usado sus tarjetas y solo llevaba encima 40 euros»
Julie ha viajado hasta la capital catalana desde Reino Unido para tratar de localizar a su hijo, Levi Davis, visto por última vez el 29 de octubrewww.abc.es
The day of his disappearance, Levi took a ferry from Ibiza to the Catalan capital, but he did not take his passport or the rest of his belongings with him."
This was the first mention of a passport, on November 10.
He wouldn't need one to go from Ibiza to Barcelona, or would he for ID purposes as a Brit?
Where or with who was it found, that's the question?
And why did he say to his friend in Ibiza he was meeting someone in Barca, and yet tell his mother how he "had" to "get out of Ibiza".
Imo, if he was not undergoing some mental health breakdown at the time, then something else very suspicious was happening around him - which ties in with his prior fears of being followed, blackmailed, and "fearing for his life". That could of course be in his head if he was suffering paranoia or delusions, but it could also be true, especially given he was fairly well known in certain circles.
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