Various missing children cases worldwide - plus the occasional adult

OOOOO I haven't heard of this one, very intriguing from what I have read so far. Will have a read up of stuff from the beginning. What are your thoughts about it Candyfloss ?

Something not right at all, and I have the opinion that it was not a suicide or a stranger., so as the police always say the nearest and dearest must be under suspicion.  The lie detector test was the clincher for me, why on earth tell people beforehand he wouldn't pass and that he had had a fear of them from the start?  Although having said that I suppose you would be a bag of nerves and stress, I know I would as I am that sort of person.   As the cops said if it was suicide she would have been found by now, and even if she jumped into the water she would have floated up at some point.  I just cannot see a mother of 3 young children walking out and leaving them without taking anything at all with her either.   So was there a stranger lurking in those woods?

It's worth a watch of the video I posted if you like unsolved mysteries.

Apologies if I'm having a senior moment but where is the video? I can find only a one minute trailer.

Freedom wrote:Apologies if I'm having a senior moment but where is the video? I can find only a one minute trailer.

Doh, apologies I put the trailer up, here it is..

Glad it wasn't another senior moment.

There were some technical problems towards the end but I've got the gist of it. If it's true that the couple's 13-year-old son saw his mother alive before he and his father went out, then I think that rules the latter out as a suspect.

Most likely I think is that sadly she did go away with the intention of committing suicide and that presumably is what happened.

Sounds an intriguing one. I just sat down to watch that video but with all those stars moving about in the background it was literally giving me a headache so didn't bother.

Will see if there's another version or something.

Yes, that was a problem for me too! At least they weren't flashing or I couldn't have watched it at all.

I heard of this case today for the first time - maybe it will be known to our Irish members.

His mother just about carries on by believing that he will be found one day.

http://www.findspollen.com/

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/10/11/jonathon-spollen-missing-irishman-may-have-fallen-victim-to-india-syndrome_n_1957927.html

Having found his personal items it doesn't sound good does it.

First time for me too, strange alright! Only 5yrs ago aswell.

You probably heard about the missing young lad at the country estate with the barn fire that's been in the news of late.

Tragically they've just found his body:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4175542/Police-body-14-year-old-boy-went-missing.html

I hadn't heard of that one.

What a dreadful story is this one too. Imagine the father finding his own teenagers and four others dead.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-38791942

I read about that yesterday in the DM I think it was.

My first thoughts that it was a sort of tragic drug-taking experiment that went wrong.

Horrific stuff.

It was carbon monoxide poisoning as first thought.

http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/carbon-monoxide-killed-6-teens-at-german-party-police/ar-AAmtJJF?li=BBoPWjQ&ocid=mailsignout

I don't think I've heard about this missing woman before:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4180102/Woman-disappeared-year-ago-police-NO-clues.html

Grandmother, 57, disappeared 12 months ago and police still have NO clues despite the force’s biggest ever search
Missing mother Lorraine Ridout, 57, disappeared on January 31, 2016 in Cardiff
Despite police search helped by friends and family no clues have been found
Almost 1,000 lines of inquiry have been pursued by South Wales Police officers
It is the most extensive urban search South Wales Police has ever undertaken

I'm sure Ben Savage was mentioned on here somewhere before (young lad missing after a night out), but anyway sadly he's just been found:

http://www.kentonline.co.uk/medway/news/second-search-of-river-by-119905/

Was just reading this one:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4195920/Police-say-hunt-missing-lifeguard-19-high-risk.html

And another one I was just reading about:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4196382/Autism-sufferer-15-missing.html

A bizarre and tragic one:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4196984/Police-crash-driver-s-body-site-three-weeks-later.html

Police searching for a driver who disappeared after his car crashed through a motorway barrier find his body next to the site - three WEEKS later
Zahida Mirza's car crashed on the M6 in the West Midlands on January 15
The car had crashed through a barrier and was found abandoned nearby
West Midlands Police launched a search operation to find the 40-year-old
He was discovered at the scene of the crash last night - three weeks later
Police they would now refer its handling of the investigation to the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC), as is usual in such circumstances

Never heard about this lad before going missing on Crete:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4234446/Remains-Greek-resort-man-vanished.html

Could a camera hold the key to what happened to a British tourist who disappeared on a Greek island 12 years ago? Workmen discover skeleton next to disposable device
Steven Cook vanished on a night out with friends in the resort of Malia in 2005
Workmen have now found a skeleton down a well which is being examined
A camera was discovered next to the remains and police are investigating
Islanders believe it may be Steven because there are very few unsolved missing persons in Crete

I don't know if this load of old baloney from 2 years ago has already been posted; the one good thing about it is that it doesn't mention the McCanns.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2963725/Huge-rise-numbers-children-snatched-Britain-900-minors-taken-strangers-parents-past-year.html

Has this been posted, strange one..


Husband to appear in court in Italy after his wife 'disappears' during a Mediterranean cruise with their two children

• IT consultant detained at Rome's Ciampino Airport over whereabouts of his wife
  
• The couple had been on a Mediterranean cruise with their children, four and six
  
• Ship's crew contacted police after they carried out a passenger number check
  
• A lawyer for the man, 46, says his client 'denies anything untoward happening'
  

By Neil Michael For The Irish Daily Mail
Published: 13:59, 23 February 2017 | Updated: 11:57, 24 February 2017



An IT consultant is to appear in court in Italy in connection with his wife's suspected disappearance from a cruise ship.

Daniel Belling, who lives in Dublin, Ireland, was arrested after his wife was reported missing while the couple were on a luxury cruise.

The 46-year-old, who is originally from Germany, was about to board a Ryanair flight to Dublin, where he works, when he was arrested.

Police are reported to have become suspicious after ship crew reported that his wife was missing





He was with the couple's two children at the time and attempting to fly from Rome's Ciampino airport.

He was then taken to Regina Coeli Prison in Rome. He is due to appear in court in connection with the suspected disappearance of wife, Li Yinglei, also known as Angie.

Li Yinglei, Mr Belling and the couple's six-year-old son and four-year-old daughter – who have both reportedly been spoken to by police – had ten days before his arrest embarked from the north Rome port of Civitavecchia on an 11-day Mediterranean cruise.

After the MSC Magnifica anchored back in the port on Monday, the family – this time without Li Yinglei – disembarked





But cabin crew noticed a discrepancy between the number of passengers leaving compared to the number who boarded the ship at the start of the cruise on February 10.

Crew were able to ascertain that Mr Belling's wife had boarded the ship but was not on the list of those who left.

It is unclear at this stage what happened to her but Mr Belling's lawyer says his client is able to explain where his wife has gone.

Indeed, Luigi Conti says Mr Belling is looking forward to the opportunity to explain matters before a judge. He will get his chance today when he is expected to appear in court in connection with the suspected disappearance of his 36-year-old Chinese wife.





Mr Conti was quoted in yesterday's Daily Telegraph.

He said: 'I can't say anything about the circumstances of his wife's disappearance until he appears in front of the judges.

'He is keen to speak to the judges, to explain what happened.

'His behaviour after disembarking was not that of a person who was trying to flee.

'He simply headed to Ciampino airport with his children to catch the flight that he had booked when he first organised the cruise.'

According to La Stampa newspaper, one of the last times Mr Belling's wife was seen was when the ship stopped in Genoa.

That was on February 9 and the family were seen visiting a souvenir shop in the northern Italy port city.  



The cruise ship records state that Mrs Belling did return onboard after the family visited to Genoa.





Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4252842/Man-held-Italy-wife-vanishes-Med-cruise.html