Switzerland and Ercole Rocchetti

Ercole Rocchetti: Ercole Rocchetti is a journalist with Chi L'ha Visto : "I ask your help to find out if this story is true, says Rocchetti to our television camera, and if you can see one of those children . Its really important for us and for the family. Thank you, according to CTV. "The twins are alive and they are living in Canada, reads the letter, written in Italian, in Ottawa city and Lachute and Theres an unexpected Ottawa angle in the case of missing twin girls from Switzerland and their Canadian-born father. The six-year-olds disappeared three years ago. Shortly after that, their father killed himself. The girls have never been found. And now, possibly, theres a new clue involving a television program in Italy called Chi L Ha Visto. For years, journalists with the Italian program have travelled the world, hunting down criminals and trying to find missing people. Today, their search brought them to Ottawa - and to Ottawa with an appeal for help The girls, six year old twins named Alessia and Livia Schepp, were kidnapped by their Canadian born father in February of 2011 from the tiny village where they lived in Switzerland. An international manhunt ensued. The father, Matthius Kaspar Schepp was found dead in southern Italy days later. He had killed himself. But the children were never found. The girls' mother pleaded for help in finding the twins. The case appeared to be cold until a mysterious letter arrived at the Italian TV program Chi L'Ha Visto". (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.