Shock in Weilburg: Six -year -old Pawlos has been missing for over a week!

Shock in Weilburg: Six -year -old Pawlos has been missing for over a week!

The six -year -old Pawlos from Waldbrunn in Hesse has been missing since March 25, 2025. He disappeared during the lesson in his special school when he left the classroom and was most recently seen at the Weilburg train station. Since then, the police and 450 emergency services have been looking intensively for the boy. The events have not only mobilized the local authorities, but also the population of Weilburg, which is asked for information and information in great commitment. Hesse's Prime Minister Boris Rhein expresses his thank you and shows himself in the hope that Pawlos will soon be found. Merker reported that numerous information from the population is received in a three-digit range move.

Pawlos is autistic and is not considered spatially oriented, which makes it considerably more difficult to search for. The special educator Sarah Weber explains that autistic children often suffer from tension in unknown situations and react differently to stimuli. These special features make it more difficult for emergency services to coordinate the search. In order to attract Pawlos successfully, colorful balloons have been hung in Weilburg to serve to awaken his attention. In addition, police cars use Pawlos' mother to offer him a familiar sound. Musical sounds that are known to Pawlos could also be helpful to bring it closer. Tagesschau informed that the boy should be selected in the sights of the boy 110 in order not to panic.

A central concern of the search teams is the safety of the boy, especially near water, since many autistic children develop a preference for water. The emergency services have therefore concentrated on such areas in order not only to find Pawlos, but also to ensure that it is not exposed to any dangers. Weber warns that it can be dangerous if Pawlos is close to waters, especially since he may not have an orientation and could withdraw to quiet places. According to hessenchau is not unique in the past, since it has been similar in the past with autistic Children gave what the challenges of searching.

While the search continues at night, the police do not rule out a crime, but has so far not had any specific indications. The commitment of the population, as well as the ensure that Pawlos is safe, are in the foreground, while his family and school come together in the hope of his return.