As of: January 31, 2024, 9:01 p.m
By: Felix Herz
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The currently missing Daniela G. from Erlangen.
Because she didn't return from her walk, the police are now turning to the public.
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52-year-old Daniela G. from Erlangen has disappeared without a trace since Saturday afternoon.
A large-scale police search operation has so far been unsuccessful.
Erlangen - The Middle Franconia Police Headquarters has initiated an intensive search for 52-year-old Daniela G., who has been missing since Saturday afternoon, January 27, 2024.
Authorities are asking the public to help find the missing person.
The 52-year-old went for a walk - and has since disappeared without a trace
Daniela G. left her apartment in the west of Erlangen around 2 p.m. to go for a walk.
She hasn't returned since.
Despite extensive searches carried out by the Erlangen City Police Department, the missing person has not yet been found.
The search extended to the Pegnitzgrund and was carried out with service dogs, police horses, drones and a police helicopter.
Daniela G. is described as 170 cm tall and slim.
She has blonde-gray, shoulder-length hair.
At the time of her disappearance, she was wearing a turquoise and blue quilted down jacket, blue Engelbert Strauss jeans, gray Asics sneakers with pink lettering and possibly a black knitted hat.
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“Psychologically stressful exceptional situation” possible: information urgently requested
The police point out that Daniela G. may be in an “exceptional psychological situation”.
Information about the whereabouts of the missing persons is urgently requested and can be passed on to the Erlangen-City Police Station on 09131 760-120, the police emergency number or any other police station.
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