Police Neuss asks for help: 13-year-old Juline Marie missing

Police Neuss asks for help: 13-year-old Juline Marie missing

published: Wednesday, 07/31/2024 15:55

The worries about the disappearance of 13-year-old Juline Marie

The city of Neuss is in shock after the police started a public search for 13-year-old Juline Marie. The young girl has been missing since July 30th and the circumstances of her disappearance are worrying. Juline Marie had left her home on Tuesday morning to meet friends. Unfortunately, she did not arrive at her grandmother in Mettmann, which triggered the alarm sign for the family and the local authorities.

Cam of the police

The Neuss police asked the population for help. In particular, look for references where Juline could be. It is believed that it is traveling by public transport, which makes the search considerably more difficult. Previous investigations have not made any progress, and the criminal police are dependent on information from the public in order to perhaps find new traces.

Details about the missing Juline

Juline is described as about 165 centimeters tall, slim and with curly, shoulder -length hair. With her disappearance, she probably wore a dark top and jeans. In addition, she is a glasses wearer. In order to increase the chances of a quick return, the police published a photo by Juline Marie. This can be viewed on the search portal of NRW as long as the prerequisites for a public search are met.

The importance of community aid

The disappearance of a child is an enormous burden not only for the families concerned, but also for the entire community. It underlines the need for solidarity and vigilance among the citizens. In such crisis situations, information from the neighborhood often plays a crucial role. The police have made it clear that every hint can be important to find Juline quickly and safely.

call to the public

The authorities urgently call on to report information if someone has seen Juline Marie or her possible route. Citizens can contact the police on 02131 300-0 or contact any other police station. It is a common concern to clarify the fate of the 13-year-olds and relieve the family concerns.

- Nag