Sachsen-Anhalt: Helene (15) nach Schulschluss spurlos verschwunden

Naumburg (Sachsen-Anhalt) – Freitag war in Sachsen-Anhalt letzter Schultag – Start in die Osterferien! Doch eine Schülerin kam nicht zu Hause an: Helene Jasmin B. (15) wird seit zwei Tagen vermisst! Die Polizei ist mit Mantrailer-Hunden im Einsatz – und in großer Sorge!
Hauptkommissar Michael Ripke zu BILD: „Die vermisste Jugendliche wurde gegen 15 Uhr am Freitag letztmalig gesehen. Nach unseren Erkenntnissen ist sie erstmalig aus dem Elternhaus abgängig. Da die bisherige Suche an allen Kontaktanschriften ergebnislos verlief, wird die Bevölkerung um Mithilfe gebeten.“
Laut Polizei ist Helene Jasmin 1,70 Meter groß und von normaler Statur. Sie trägt lange, braune Haare und eine Brille. Sie ist mit schwarzen Nike-Sportschuhen, schwarzer Jeans und schwarzer Oberbekleidung unterwegs.
Erkenntnisse, dass das Verschwinden der Schülerin im Zusammenhang mit einer Straftat stehen könnte, liegen bislang nicht vor. Ungewöhnlich ist aber, dass die 15-Jährige nach BILD-Informationen ihr Handy nicht dabei haben soll.
Die Polizei hat die Suchmaßnahmen am Wochenende deutlich ausgeweitet. Michael Ripke: „Unsere Beamten wurden bei der Suche von Mantrailer-Hunden unterstützt. Diese liefen in Richtung des Bahnhofs.“ Möglicherweise ist Helene Jasmin dort in einen Zug gestiegen.

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