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Interpol Yellow Notices - OESTBOE, MARIE SAETHER
Eight months later ... and still no leads on missing Norwegian student
South African Police Service - Missing notice
21 year old Marie Saether OSTBO arrived in Sedgefield, Knysna, Western Cape with a group of international students. On 18 April 2018 a few days into their visit she went missing, not leaving a single clue as to where she might have gone or what could have possibly happened to her. It is not known what she was wearing when she disappeared.
Marie, 21, was on holiday when she disappeared. She had been studying in France and had arrived in Sedgefield with a group of international student tourists on April 18. She was last seen that same evening, on the beach near the backpacker lodge where the group was staying.
Following her disappearance, her sister, Helen Ostbo, has shared multiple heartbreaking posts on social media, pleading for Marie’s safe return.
As police and volunteers performed an extensive search for Marie, her cellphone, hat and shoes were found close to where she had last been seen.
Speaking to Norwegian newspaper Dagbladet in April, Atle Ostbo said he knew that his daughter would not have ventured into the ocean by herself.
"One theory is that she has taken a bath, but I think that is unlikely. She has grown up by the sea and boats … and knows the sea is dangerous. In addition, her cellphone, her shoes and her cap were found 100m from the water, and Marie would never put it back there. Besides, she would never let her friends wait‚" he said.
If you know anything or have seen Marie, please contact the South African Police
Station: Knysna (Western Cape)
Circulation Number: 2018/M/1564
Station Telephone: 044-3026600 or 044-3026602
Investigating Officer: WO CW Langeveldt
Contact nr: 044 302 6652
E-mail: [email protected]
Eight months later ... and still no leads on missing Norwegian student
South African Police Service - Missing notice
21 year old Marie Saether OSTBO arrived in Sedgefield, Knysna, Western Cape with a group of international students. On 18 April 2018 a few days into their visit she went missing, not leaving a single clue as to where she might have gone or what could have possibly happened to her. It is not known what she was wearing when she disappeared.
Marie, 21, was on holiday when she disappeared. She had been studying in France and had arrived in Sedgefield with a group of international student tourists on April 18. She was last seen that same evening, on the beach near the backpacker lodge where the group was staying.
Following her disappearance, her sister, Helen Ostbo, has shared multiple heartbreaking posts on social media, pleading for Marie’s safe return.
As police and volunteers performed an extensive search for Marie, her cellphone, hat and shoes were found close to where she had last been seen.
Speaking to Norwegian newspaper Dagbladet in April, Atle Ostbo said he knew that his daughter would not have ventured into the ocean by herself.
"One theory is that she has taken a bath, but I think that is unlikely. She has grown up by the sea and boats … and knows the sea is dangerous. In addition, her cellphone, her shoes and her cap were found 100m from the water, and Marie would never put it back there. Besides, she would never let her friends wait‚" he said.
If you know anything or have seen Marie, please contact the South African Police
Station: Knysna (Western Cape)
Circulation Number: 2018/M/1564
Station Telephone: 044-3026600 or 044-3026602
Investigating Officer: WO CW Langeveldt
Contact nr: 044 302 6652
E-mail: [email protected]
