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BERLIN – The Berlin police and the public prosecutor’s office have launched a major search operation for a 13-year-old girl who has been missing since Tuesday morning. The case is now being handled by the city’s murder commission.
Disappearance on the way to school
Lisa T. was last seen on Tuesday, November 3, when she left her home in the Marzahn district at approximately 7:20 a.m. She intended to travel from Barnimplatz to her school located on Sella-Hasse-Straße. However, she never arrived at her destination, and her whereabouts remain unknown.
A spokesperson for the public prosecutor’s office confirmed to the German Press Agency (dpa) that authorities are treating the case with extreme urgency. “There is an initial suspicion of a criminal act,” the spokesperson stated, though further details regarding the nature of the investigation were not disclosed.
Extensive search operation
In response to the disappearance, police initiated an intensive search in the Marzahn area. On Wednesday afternoon, officers utilized tracker dogs to comb through the district, while a police helicopter conducted aerial surveillance over the region. Authorities have stated that it is currently assumed that the teenager did not leave her home environment voluntarily.
Police appeal for information
The Berlin police have released a physical description of the missing girl to assist in the search:
- Height: 1.60 to 1.65 meters
- Build: Slim
- Hair: Long, dark
- Clothing: Black quilted jacket with a hood, blue flared jeans, and white DC-brand shoes
- Accessories: Black backpack (no brand)
Law enforcement officials are urging anyone who may have seen Lisa T. since Tuesday, had contact with her, or possesses information regarding her potential whereabouts to come forward immediately. Information can be reported to the 5th Murder Commission of the State Criminal Police Office (LKA) Berlin by calling (030) 4664 911555 or by emailing [email protected].
Source: t-online.de
