63-year-old from Neubrunn missing: Please for information!

63-year-old from Neubrunn missing: Please for information!

Neubrunner Hütte, Deutschland - A worrying case is employed by the police in Thuringia: 63-year-old Peter Lower has been missing since the evening of June 27, 2025. The last known whereabouts of Mr. Kind was the Neubrunner Hütte, where it was last seen around 9:30 p.m. Due to his mental handicap, Herr Klein is very mobile, but his absence is very concerned about family and friends. As [News today] (https://www.nachrichten-heute.net/1396777- Blaulicht-polpol-polklicht-63jaehriger-mann-misst.html), the police have already initiated intensive searches in the area of ​​Neubrunn and Ritschenhausen, which have so far been unsuccessful.

Peter Kind is approx. 175 cm tall and weighs about 70 kg. He has gray short hair and was dressed with blue jeans, a black T-shirt with a bear motif and an orange baseball cap at the time of his disappearance. The police ask for immediate contact if someone sees the missing Lord. The contact details are the Thuringian police, state police inspection Suhl, police inspection Schmalkalden-Meiningen: phone 03693-591-0 or by email at sf.pi.meiningen@polizei.thueringen.de, according to the information from Presseportal.

What happens in the case of missing persons?

Apart from this current case, it is interesting to know how the police deal with missing person cases. According to the [Federal Criminal Police] (https://www.bka.de/de/unserehufe/ermittlungs- Unterstuetung/verzarbungvermisstaellaellfaelle/verzabung-vermisstenfaelle.html), a person is considered missing if they are inexplicably absent and a risk to life or life is assumed. In such cases, the local police department is responsible for the immediate search for people.

In the case of acute dangers, large -scale search measures can be initiated, often with the involvement of the riot police and emergency services. In 2025, around 9,420 missing cases were registered in the police information system in Germany alone. Interestingly, around 50 % of these cases will clarify within a week, while around 3 % remain unsolved for over a year.

The background to the disappearance of people is often diverse. While many cases of adults who deliberately change their whereabouts are often classified as not dangerous, this does not apply to minors. If you leave your life and your stay unknown, these will be taken into state care. The problem of the unaccompanied minor refugees (Um) is particularly serious; In 2024, around 4,300 were missing.

Finally, it is only to be hoped that Peter will soon be found healthy and cheerfully. The continuing efforts by the police and the support of the community are of crucial importance in such cases. Stay vigilant and report any viewing or information immediately to the police!