Missing persons search - Woman missing for 25 years - Search on 'Aktenzeichen XY'
More than 25 years after the disappearance of hairdresser Roswitha Hedt from Wittingen (Landkreis Gifhorn), the police are hoping for new leads through the ZDF show "Aktenzeichen XY... Vermisst". The disappearance of the 52-year-old woman in 1999 is the topic of the show by Rudi Cerne, as the ZDF and the police in Gifhorn announced. The disappearance of Roswitha Hedt still poses a mystery to the investigators. The woman unexpectedly visited a friend in Braunschweig at the beginning of January 1999. She was last seen shopping there. Later, her phone was called several times from the Wolfenbüttel city area.
As the "Gifhorner Rundschau" reported, Roswitha Hedt's car was found unlocked several days later on the parking lot of the city hospital in Wolfenbüttel. The car had been there for several days. The police found shopping purchases in the car but no signs of a violent crime.
Gifhorner Criminal Chief Commissioner Frank Bauerfeld will present the disappearance case on the ZDF show. The police have offered a reward of 3,000 Euros for tips regarding the case. "The 3,000 Euro reward should serve as an incentive for witnesses who know the missing person to contact us," Bauerfeld told the newspaper. If Roswitha Hedt is still alive, she would be 77 years old today.
- Rudi Cerne, known for his ZDF show "Aktenzeichen XY... Vermisst," is delving into the 25-year-old case of Missing persons Roswitha Hedt, a resident of Wittingen, District Gifhorn, Lower Saxony, Germany.
- The police in District Gifhorn and ZDF collaborate to shed light on the mystery of Roswitha Hedt's disappearance, which was first reported in 1999.
- Despite extensive investigations, the criminality surrounding Missing persons Hedt's disappeared remains largely unexplored, as seen in the upcoming episode of "Aktenzeichen XY... Vermisst" on Television.
- The case of Roswitha Hedt, a missing hairdresser, gained media attention last month, as File XY was reopened for further investigation.
- Residents of District Gifhorn and even neighboring towns like Wittingen and Wolfenbüttel have been urged to watch the ZDF show and share any information that could help in the Missing persons search.
- The television segment, which highlights the disappearance of Roswitha Hedt, will air on ZDF, adding to the ongoing media coverage of the missing person's case in Germany.
- People across Germany, including those residing in Lower Saxony, can actively participate in the case by tuning into the ZDF show and providing any leads or information related to Missing persons Roswitha Hedt, who vanished 25 years ago.
