Ntsoa, the young man found dead. After three days of anguish and intensive searches, Ntsoa's family discovered the young man lifeless at the hospital morgue. A tragic discovery that raises many questions, as the circumstances of his death remain unknown for now. Originally from Ambodivoanjo in the municipality of Ankaraobato, Ntsoa had been reported missing three days ago. His family, loved ones, and several residents mobilized to find him, notably distributing a missing person alert. Last Thursday, their hopes were shattered when they learned that the young man's body was at the morgue. At this stage, no official information can determine the causes of his death. An investigation has been opened by law enforcement to establish the exact circumstances of this death. As with any body discovery case, investigations must trace the victim's last movements and identify any potential responsibilities. The family can also file a complaint to facilitate investigations. This tragedy occurs in a concerning context marked by a multiplication of disappearances followed by discoveries of lifeless bodies. While child abductions continue to provoke strong emotion in Madagascar, many young adults are also among the victims of these cases. Last week, the body of a 19-year-old young man was found in Ambatomaro. The next day, another youth, aged 21, was discovered dead in a canal in Antohomadinika after disappearing the previous day. These tragedies represent only part of the numerous cases recorded in recent months in Antananarivo, its outskirts, and several regions of the country. While several suspects have already been detained in connection with investigations into child abductions, the population still awaits the results of thorough investigations to learn the exact circumstances of these deaths and identify any perpetrators. The investigation into Ntsoa's death continues. Authorities should communicate new information as soon as investigation results and any forensic medical expertise become available.