19-year-old trapped in box: Police investigated for kidnapping!

19-year-old trapped in box: Police investigated for kidnapping!

What a shocking case that recently came to light in the district of Sömmerda! A 19-year-old from the Nordhausen district, which has been missing since Saturday, was found by the police on Tuesday afternoon. The young woman who rely on medication was discovered in a box in Vogelsberg, which only intensified the urgency of the search. According to [TAG24] (https://www.tag24.de/justiz/vermisste-persen/vermisste-19-jaehrige-in-kiste-fumen-polmi-ermittelt-wegen-geiseln- 3402018), there were concrete information that led the investigators to an estate.

It all started on the day when the young woman had left her parents' house after a dispute. Apparently she was not only missing, but was actually in acute danger. When the police searched the property in question, they heard cries of help from a barn and discovered the imprisoned woman. Her condition required immediate medical attention and it was immediately taken to a hospital.

Investigations run at full speed

The investigation into the exact circumstances of their disappearance has now been extended. Sales are put in the room as suspicion, and a prison application has already been made against a man and a woman. Both were listened to at the Erfurt district court. Investigators are looking for further information to find out which motifs could be behind this terrible act.

The situation of this 19-year-old highlights the problems of missing people in Germany. At the moment, just under 10,000 people are registered as missing in Germany, and around 200 to 300 new missing person reports are submitted to the police every day, as the data from Salind GPS show. Almost half of the cases clear up within the first week, while there are less than three percent that remain unsolved for more than a year. It is particularly sad that many of the missing people are young people and children who often want to escape from crisis situations.

The police initially initiate large -scale search measures in the event of acute danger. According to the [Federal Criminal Police Office] (https://www.bka.de/de/unserehufe/ermittlungs- Unterstuetung/verzarbung-vermisstaellallaelle/verkarfung-vermisstenfaelle.html), the local departments have a central role. In the case of the 19-year-olds, the right measures were taken by the relatives and by taking important data.

The successful finding of this young woman is a bright spot in an otherwise dark connection. A clear appeal to everyone: If someone is missing, alarm bells should ring immediately. It's not just about finding people, but also about preserving living people from further dangers.