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A 46-year-old mother of two from Euskirchen has been missing since last Friday after she failed to show up for work.
The police are looking for traces of a missing 46-year-old woman from Euskirchen in a recycling center in Weilerswist. A spokesman said they were already in action at the recycling center on Wednesday evening and the search will continue there on Thursday. A murder squad is investigating.
The background is that the police do not rule out violent crime. The 46-year-old has been missing since last Friday. According to the information, the mother of two left her apartment at 10 a.m. and did not come to work at midday. According to the police, the woman is considered very reliable.
The Bonn police have now formed a murder squad to investigate the case. The recycling center was also searched with sniffer dogs and with the help of the Technical Relief Agency (THW), according to the police. Traces were secured in the missing person's house on Wednesday. There is no concrete suspicion yet. Several media outlets reported on the first search of the recycling center.
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