The statue of Melania Trump was missing in his hometown in Slovenia

Melania appeared on the banks of the Sava River in July 2020, four months before her inspiration was left by the White House.

Now, four months after the former Melania Kni residenced the residence at the most famous address of Washington, its avatar size with a larger than life, obviously made an unnecessary way out of her Slovenian hometown of Sevnik.

All that remains from the massive bronze statue is the legs of the legs and the two-meter foam of the trees on which they stood.

Symmetry would probably like the bizarre director Wes Anderson, who often presents a bizarre chewist in his films. But even in his back catalog, there was never anything like a damn statue of the first lady.

Because this is not the first time Melania Trump met the sticky end in the village.

The first iteration was presented in July 2019. Cut from a single piece of wood owned by a net that owns a local artisan called Ales “Maxi” Zupevc, it lasted a year before the unidentified criminal decided to turn it into a fourth fire.

Fortunately, the American artist Brad Dv – who instructed Maxim to create a wooden original – already made an acting composition of the statue. He returned to the bronze in the same place properly.

In his opening, Mr. -Nn said that the new version was developed as solid as possible, made of durable material that could not be unmistakably destroyed. “

But, as it turns out, it can be cut into the ankles and pick up.

Local police say they view “the disappearance of Melania as” theft “and launched an investigation.

Brad has always insisted his work to be political. He chose Maxi as an employee because his upbringing was like the first lady.

And he claimed that Melania Trump took advantage of the US citizenship rapid, while other immigrants suffered as the “xenophobic” husband.

He now suspects that the disappearance of the statue “is something to re -elect Trump.”

Meanwhile, the local authorities have ambiguous feelings. They condemned “any form of intervention in private or state property.”

But, they added: “The image of the US first lady was not something than anyone was proud of.”