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Guardian International26.05.2026Crime

Hope for Answers in 7-Year Disappearance of Lisa Wiese After UK Police Raid on Religious Sect

Ex-husband of missing German national Lisa Wiese, who vanished in India in 2019, seeks wider investigation after police raid on Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light (AROPL) headquarters in UK

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Lisa Wiese, a 30-year-old German national and member of the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light (AROPL), vanished in India in 2019.
Seven years later, her ex-husband AbdelRahman Hashem hopes a UK police raid on AROPL's headquarters might yield answers, despite the raid's focus on unrelated allegations of modern slavery, trafficking, and rape.

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Lisa Wiese, a 30-year-old German national and member of the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light (AROPL), vanished in India in 2019. Seven years later, her ex-husband AbdelRahman Hashem hopes a UK police raid on AROPL's headquarters might yield answers, despite the raid's focus on unrelated allegations of modern slavery, trafficking, and rape.

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