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(RNN) - Climate change may have just helped solve a cold case in Switzerland.
In 1942, a Swiss couple went to milk their cows and vanished. Rescuers searched for two
months to no avail.
Two bodies discovered in a receding glacier are likely the parents of Marceline-Udry-Dumoulin,
79. She is the youngest of seven children left behind by Marcelin and Francine Dumoulin.
The discovery brought her a deep sense of calm," she said to Le Matin, the newspaper of
Lausanne, Switzerland.
We spent our whole lives looking for them, without stopping, she said. We thought that we
could give them the funeral they deserved one day.
The bodies believed to be the missing couple were discovered last week by a worker for a ski
resort company.
The bodies were lying near each other. It was a man and a woman wearing clothing dating from
the period of World War II, said Bernard Tschannen, the director of Glacier 3000. They were
perfectly preserved in the glacier and the bodies were intact.
Tschannin said the couple apparently fell into a crevasse where they remained for decades,
before the melting glacier gave them up. A pending DNA test will help officials positively identify
the couple.
It was the first time my mother went with him on such an excursion, Udry-Dumoulin told Le
Matin. She was always pregnant and couldnt climb in the difficult conditions of a glacier
For the funeral, I will not wear black, she said. I think that white would be more appropriate. It
represents hope, which I never lost.
Le Matin ..
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Say if the statements are Right or Wrong. Justify your answers by quoting the text.
d. The article was written 2 weeks after the bodies had been found.
Right Wrong
Justification
f. Francine was used to climbing up mountains with her husband. Right Wrong
Justification