Missing woman's car discovered - Police: "We have no CSI Miami technology"

A woman (59) from Bergen has been missing for several weeks. Now the case is getting more and more mysterious because her car has been found. There is no trace of the woman.

• A woman from Bavaria has disappeared without a trace for weeks.
• Her car was found on January 30th.
• The police are now asking for clues.

Update from February 6: A 59-year-old from Bergen has been missing since January 8. Her car was found on January 30, and the woman herself is still missing any trace. However, the police continue to investigate intensively, as Alexander Huber, spokesman for the police headquarters in Upper Bavaria, announced at the request of chiemgau24.de.

Manuela K.'s car is being investigated by forensic science. "We do not have CSI Miami technology , it does not work like on TV," it said. One must first wait for the results of the forensic investigations in order to gain new knowledge.

Missing woman since early January: Now her car has been found

Update from January 31: Since January 8, 59-year-old Manuela K. missing. Now her car has been found. The police previously assumed that the woman might have been driving her wine-red Opel Insignia . Due to the fact that the woman has been missing for several weeks, on January 29 the criminal police inspection Traunstein took over the further investigation into the case.

On Thursday afternoon, on the basis of evidence, the woman's car was found in the Haidforst area in the north of Traunstein. The vehicle is severely damaged on the passenger side, the right wing mirror has broken off.

Manuela K.'s car was found.

© Police Upper Bavaria South

Missing car found: Police ask witnesses for clues

Today, Friday, there is a large-scale search under the direction of Kripo Traunstein. Officials ask the population for help: who has seen the missing person since January 8? Manuela K. is about 175 cm tall, has a slim figure, a strikingly large bust and always wore a lot of jewelry. She also wears glasses, the last hair was gray with dark streaks. The police called her painted eyebrows a special feature.

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59-year-old Manuela Kramer missing since the beginning of January 2020 | Cars of the missing now found in Traunstein (wine-red Opel Insignia, code TS-M4243) | Kripo asks for information on 0800/7766320 |
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In addition, the officials hope for information about their Opel Insignia with the registration TS-M4243 . Witnesses who have observed an accident in the car or who have found a wine-red painted exterior mirror in the Traunstein or Bergen area should report. Persons who discover traces of wine-red paint on walls, posts or similar in the Traunstein or Bergen area should also notify the police. The car may also have been in a workshop.

Missing woman for weeks: What happened to Manuela K.?

Original article from January 29th

Bergen (Landkreis Traunstein) - As reported by the police headquarters south, a woman from Bergen has been missing since January 8, 2020. The 59-year-old wanted to go to neighboring Austria for the latest information.

Bergen (Bavaria): woman disappeared without a trace - police ask for information

Accordingly, it is considered atypical for the missing person to leave their familiar surroundings. After the latest information, she wanted to go to neighboring Austria , but did not arrive at the destination. Since then, all contact has been broken. The wanted car should be traveling with a red Insignia car with Traunstein approval.

Landkreis Traunstein (Bavaria): woman from Bavaria missing - police with details

As the police say, the missing person is Manuela Kramer. The red car is a wine-red hatchback car, Opel Insignia, built in 2017, with the registration number: TS-M 4243.

Due to the fact that the 59-year-old has been missing since January 8, 2020, the further investigations are carried out by the Traunstein Criminal Police Inspectorate . Please report any further information to this department by calling 0861 / 9873-0 .

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