Six -year -old Pawlos disappeared in Weilburg - search intensified!

Six -year -old Pawlos disappeared in Weilburg - search intensified!

On Tuesday, March 25, 2025, the 6-year-old Pawlos was missing in Weilburg, Germany. The autistic boy no longer showed up in his special school after lunch, and since then there has been no evidence of his whereabouts. The search for Pawlos forced the authorities in intensive commitment after all previous efforts have been unsuccessful.

The situation continued to escalate when divers were included in the search on Friday, March 28, 2025 to search the Lahn, a tributary of the Rhine. Up to this point, however, the search was unsuccessful. In order to exert additional pressure on the search, the family of Pawlos contacted Alexandra Grunow, a K9 expert with over two decades.

support from K9 professionals

Alexandra Grunow, who lives in Klagenfurt, originally comes from Germany. On Friday evening she traveled to Weilburg with a colleague from Slovenia and four mantrailing dogs. On Saturday, March 29, 2025, they started their efforts to support the local search. It is noteworthy that K9 teams from Germany had already arrived in the city on Thursday to provide their expertise.

K9 Pro is a specialized team that focuses on the missing search and is active in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. The team not only searches for people who have recently disappeared, but also for those who have already been desired days, weeks or months. The professional training of the K-9 search dogs is based on scientifically sound methods and tried and tested standards. Over 20 years of experience in the training of search dogs and dog handlers as well as working with veterinarians, animal psychologists, scientists and criminologists distinguish this team.

The persistent search for Pawlos mobilizes not only professional helpers, but also the community that is together in these difficult times. The hope of a positive turn in the search remains strong, while the experts continue to do everything possible to find the boy.