My daughter said that her father was under the kitchen floor, and what the police found stunned us.

Six months ago, my husband passed away, and my daughter, who is only four years old, had a hard time understanding that her father would never come back. She was extremely attached to him.

One day, she said in a serious tone, “Mom, you know, dad is under the kitchen floor.” At the time, I tried to explain to her that her father had gone far away and would never come back. She looked at me a little disappointed but didn’t say anything.

This continued. From time to time, she would repeat that her father was under the floor, and that we needed to help him get out. I thought it was just her imagination, a way for her to cope with her grief, but the more days passed, the more convinced she seemed.

One morning, while I was drinking my coffee, I heard sounds coming from the basement. At that moment, my daughter entered the kitchen and said, “Do you hear it, mom? It’s dad, I saw him go under the floor.”

My heart tightened. I immediately called the police. Under the kitchen, there is a garage, but we had blocked the access to it.

The police arrived quickly. My daughter pointed to a specific spot, still just as certain: “That’s where dad is, he’s under the floor.”

The police searched the garage. And what they discovered left me speechless.

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The police thoroughly searched every corner of the garage, inspecting shelves, old crates, and stored tools.

Then, from a dark corner, a muffled noise was heard.

One of the officers cautiously approached and discovered a hidden trapdoor under a pile of old boxes.

He slowly opened it, revealing a small underground space.

Inside, lying on a worn mattress, was a man, pale and frightened.

He appeared to have been there for several weeks.

The man, visibly exhausted, looked up and murmured, “I… I’m hiding. They’re looking for me…”

The police immediately subdued him and handcuffed him.

He was a fugitive wanted for various crimes in the region.