Missed 30-year-olds from Winnenden found thanks to the citizens' notice!

Missed 30-year-olds from Winnenden found thanks to the citizens' notice!

The concern for a missing 30-year-old woman in Baden-Württemberg finally came to a happy end on Thursday, July 10, 2025. The woman, who comes from cores, was missing on Wednesday, July 9, 2025, from a hospital in Winnenden, where she was treated. She left the clinic on foot, which immediately alerted the police. This gave the missing person report around 12:10 p.m. and immediately started the search.

With a helicopter and numerous emergency services, the police in the area searched for the woman. Fortunately, a hint from the population led to finding the wanted on Thursday afternoon. She was then brought back to the clinic safely. As the report of Swabian Post was delighted with the success of the search.

public relations and helpful citizens

The police had published photos of the missing person in advance and asked the population for help. Such decisions are not unusual when it comes to finding a missing person. According to a report by Tagesschau showed the population of winning solidarity and opened at the Search.

In connection with this search, it becomes clear how important the cooperation between the police and citizens is. If someone is considered missing, this can have various reasons that the police can pursue thanks to the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA). When it comes to adults, a free choice of whereabouts is usually assumed, unless there is an acute danger to life or life. Minors, on the other hand, are treated more strictly because their disappearance is often classified more seriously. This describes the [BKA] (https://www.bka.de/de/unserehufe/ermittlungs- Unterstuetung/verzarchung-vermisstenfaelle/verzabrmismisstenfaelle.html) in detail in your information.

How many missing people are there in Germany?

In 2025, around 9,420 missing cases were registered in Germany, with around 200 to 300 new cases being added every day. More than 80 % of the missing persons are found within one month, which shows that most missing cases can be clarified relatively quickly. The clearance rate for missing minors is even impressive 97.4 %. In 2024, around 18,100 children and young people were registered, with only a small part of the cases unresolved. A look at the figures of the BKA clearly shows that it is an important topic of German society.

The history of the missing woman from Kernen reminds us of how quickly a search can be mobilized and underlines the responsibility and commitment of the police, supported by the citizens. It is gratifying that this woman was found and could be brought back to the care of her treating doctors.