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Mogila-Lisowska was last seen on November 11, 1992 in Lodz, Poland. Her former husband claimed that she had left for Germany. According to him she brought her passport and a large amount of clothing. This has never been confirmed. She did not bring any documents, nor her car. During a search of her residence a bag of clothes were found buried in the yard. It held items that Mogila-Lisowska supposedly had brought to Germany, as well as a carpet from under the fireplace. Foul play is suspected.

 
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Iwona disappeared 33 years ago today, still no answers for her family
 
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