Missing 71-year-old: Wilfried Günther from Weimarer Land wanted!

Missing 71-year-old: Wilfried Günther from Weimarer Land wanted!

A disturbing incident shakes the Weimar Land region because a 71-year-old man has been missing since Tuesday. Wilfried Günther from Schwerstedt has disappeared since the morning after he was last seen at his home address around 9.45 a.m. The police reacted quickly and published a photo of the missing person to ask the public to help.

Wilfried Günther is described as approximately 175 to 180 cm, has a lean stature and white, light hair. Its striking features are the mustache and the glasses he wears. Most recently, he was dressed in brown and white with a dark green polo sweater and a checkered jacket. His bent gait is particularly remarkable, which may be helpful in detection.

The last hours before his disappearance

The circumstances of his disappearance are currently unclear, but it is believed that Mr. Günther could be on the road with his blue Skoda Kamiq. The police pointed out that it cannot be ruled out that the missing person is in a helpless location, which underlines the urgency of the search. The officials appeal to the population to be attentive and report possible observations.

The Weimar police asks for relevant information on the whereabouts of Mr. Günther or his vehicle. Anyone who has information or has seen the missing person and their cars since the past Tuesday is asked to report immediately on 03643 882-0 or by email to pi.weimar@polizei.thueringen.de. The relevant process number is 0261107/2024.

The publication of a photo is part of the investigation and shows how important the help of citizens in such cases. In view of the current situation and the concern for Wilfried Günther's security, the police hope for numerous hints that can contribute to clarifying his remaining. For the next few days, increased attention is recommended in the region, since any information as little information could help the investigative authorities.

The messages about missing persons represent an enormous burden for relatives. It is therefore of great importance for them that information about the whereabouts of the missing person is available as soon as possible. In order to achieve as many people as possible and to mobilize potential witnesses, publication via different channels is crucial. The situation remains tense and everyone hopes for a positive end. Further details and developments for this case are at www.thueringer-allgemeine.de