Urgent call: Kübra Güncan from Karben has been missing for three days!

Urgent call: Kübra Güncan from Karben has been missing for three days!

On April 2, 2025, the search for the 32-year-old Kübra Güncan from Karben will be intensified. The employee was last seen on April 1 at 2:30 p.m. at her job in Friedberg. Since then there has been no trace of her. According to the description, it is about 155 cm tall, has a strong stature and brown, shoulder -length hair. The last known clothing included a black down jacket, tight black trousers of a similar kind as leggings and white sneakers. She also carried a cream -colored shoulder bag with it.

The police mobilized all available resources to find Kübra Güncan. Information about your whereabouts can be given to the Bad Vilbel police station on 06101/54600 or to any other police station. In addition, questions can be addressed directly to the police headquarters in Middle Hesse, whose contact details were also published.

Investigations and support from the BKA

In the course of the investigation, the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) is included, precisely because the case is potentially tough. The BKA, founded in 1951, is responsible for the processing of missing persons in Germany and carries out searches according to missing persons. It also helps to identify unknown corpses and supports when helpless people appear. According to the guidelines, a person is considered missing if they are inexplicably absent from their whereabouts and is accepted for life or life.

As a rule, local police stations take on the immediate search for people. In the event of acute risk, large -scale search measures are often initiated, which may also include the riot police and local emergency services. In Germany's missing person register inpol, over 9,420 missing cases were registered on January 1, 2025, with around 200 to 300 new cases being recorded every day. Likewise, around 50 % of these cases will clarify within the first week.

Frequency and causes of missing persons

A particularly alarming phenomenon are the number and the different causes of the disappearance of children and adolescents. Around 18,100 children were missing in 2024, 96.7 % of the cases could be clarified by the end of the year. The most common causes are family problems or lovesickness. In the same year, around 80,800 young people were reported missing, which resulted in an impressive information rate of 97.4 %. However, the police only become active when the criteria for a missing person are met.

The inspiration for searching and the urgency of the situation around Kübra Güncan clearly shows how important the cooperation between the police and the public is in such cases. Every information can be decisive and help to find missing people quickly and safely.