Missing in Wiesbaden: Worries about helpless men alarming the city!
Missing in Wiesbaden: Worries about helpless men alarming the city!
On March 2, 2025, the fate of two missing persons in Wiesbaden will again be discussed. The 59-year-old Mr. Al Zoubi has been missing since February 27th. He left his apartment in the city center with an unknown destination and could be in a helpless location. Mr. Al Zoubi is deafly and can neither read nor write. So far, the Wiesbaden police have not been able to determine his whereabouts, although there are indications of its possible presence in the Wiesbaden area.
The description of the missing person is: it is 169 cm tall, has a strong stature, short gray hair and wears a mustache. Most recently, he was dressed in a presumably black jacket, blue jeans and black and white shoes. The Wiesbaden criminal police are looking for witnesses and asks for information on the telephone number (0611) 345-0 or to any other police station. ad-hoc-news reports that ...
another missing and the search
The 84-year-old Klaus Schepp has also been missing in parallel to this case since May 15, 2024. Mr. Schepp left his apartment in the afternoon and has been missing since then. As with Mr. Al Zoubi, extensive search measures have so far been unsuccessful for him. Klaus Schepp is also the possibility that he is in a helpless situation.His description has the following features: it is 1.65 m tall, has a slim stature and gray short hair. Most recently, he wore blue jeans, a gray sweatshirt with a dog imprint and a beige vest. Mr. Schepp is wearing glasses, and for him too, the Wiesbaden police asks for information on 0611/345-0 or to another police station. The police Hessen informed ...
general information about missing persons
The topic of missing person status is treated in a comprehensive manner in German. One person is considered missing if they are inexplicably absent and a danger to life or life is accepted. In principle, adults have the right to choose their whereabouts without notification, as long as there is no risk. However, this is not the case with missing minors, since a fundamentally existing risk is assumed.
The Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) has the task of carrying out searches for missing persons and supporting helpless people. Around 9,420 missing cases are currently registered in Germany. Between 200 and 300 new searches are recorded every day, with about 50 % of the cases being informed within the first week. In 2024, around 18,100 children were reported missing, 96.7 % of whom were found until the end of the year. The BKA informs about missing persons ...
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