12-year-old Tarya-Sophie disappeared again-police asks for clues!

12-year-old Tarya-Sophie disappeared again-police asks for clues!

Halle (Westf.), Deutschland - Gütersloh (ots)

The 12-year-old Tarya-Sophie has been reported again, which brings sad news from the city of Halle in Westphalian in Westphalia. The situation is particularly worrying because the girl was considered missing in early October. A bright spot came on October 9, when it was found near Minden. Unfortunately, the situation has tightened again: Tarya-Sophie has disappeared since Friday, October 11th.

The last known sighting of the girl took place in a residential facility in Halle. Personality traits that could help to recognize them are their striking red-orange hair. With her disappearance, she wore light jeans, a white-covered sweater and a gray cardigan. Her sneakers come from the manufacturer "Nike" and she had a black belly pocket with herself.

police asks for information

The police are actively looking for information on Tarya-Sophie's whereabouts. It appeals to the public to report any information that could contribute to the finding of the girl. The contact points are every police station that can be reached on phone number 110, or especially with the police in Gütersloh on 05241 869-0. You can help by paying attention to whether someone meets you with these characteristics and share this information.

The background to the repeated missing person reports is still unclear, which understandably triggers great concerns among relatives. The ancient term “misses” often combines dramatic scenarios, and the uncertainty about the well-being of Tarya-Sophie is perceived as extremely stressful. It remains to be seen to what extent the situation develops and whether the police will be able to receive new information that leads to the girl's discovery.

The case of Tarya-Sophie shows in a sad way how important it is to be attentive and to pass on information if necessary. While the search continues, the authorities and the public hope for a positive turn in the fate of the 12-year-olds. For more information, See the current reporting on www.presseportal.de .