UK UK - Renata Antczak, 49, Hull, East Yorkshire, 25 April 2017

[Alyce]

Three years Sadly I think she will never be found now.

 

[Al Ka]

Three years Sadly I think she will never be found now.

Sometimes it takes years, sometimes decades but I very much hope that she will be found and person responsible will face justice. Unfortunately with most family being abroad there is not much pressure on media or police as in other cases.

When her children will be older enough, they might start asking right questions and lead search for her. Oh, I do believe she will be found.

 

[Ironside]

I think someone might eventually confess their sins to their children but sadly she still won’t ever be found. I’m assuming she was put in the Humber and there is zero hope of ever locating her now.

 

[chimpface]

Hull mum dropped her daughter at school and was never seen again

'No new leads...'

From.Today's Hull Daily Mail/ HullLive

3yrs Today since disappearance

The Husband is either incredibly lucky or a genius. Or a mix of both.

 

[chimpface]

Sometimes it takes years, sometimes decades but I very much hope that she will be found and person responsible will face justice. Unfortunately with most family being abroad there is not much pressure on media or police as in other cases.

When her children will be older enough, they might start asking right questions and lead search for her. Oh, I do believe she will be found.

I wish I had your conviction! I do believe she is relatively close as is common in these types of crimes.

 

[imstilla.grandma]

Humberside Police said it believed she returned home before leaving again on foot.

A spokesman said: "We are concerned as it is out of character for her not to be in touch with her family."

Officers said she had not been missing before and there was no indication of her having any mental health issues.

The force wanted to speak to anyone who had contact with her between 08:30 and 13:00 on the 25 April, or who saw the car she had been using that morning.
Renewed plea over missing Hull mother Renata Antczak


The face of Renata Antczak became familiar to people in Hull and further afield in the months after her sudden disappearance when there was some hope that she might be found alive.

What was initially a missing person's inquiry very quickly became a murder investigation as detectives tried to unravel what had happened to her.

The last known sighting of Renata was at Broadacre Primary School. She was caught on camera wearing a distinctive bright yellow puffa jacket.

 

[AcbMurders]

Renata’s case reminds me very much of that of UK - UK - Marsha Wray, 38, Harrogate, 24 Jan 1997

 

[GuyfromCanada]

Missing for 5 years.

The disappearance of Renata Antczak remains a baffling mystery, five years on.

Her last known sighting is both striking and heartbreaking. Striking because she was wearing a distinctive bright yellow puffa jacket. Heartbreaking because she had just dropped her young daughter off at Broadacre Primary School in Kingswood.

The disappearance of Renata Antczak casts a shadow over the city. The lack of answers are a constant torment for her family and friends.

Renata Antczak was last seen dropping her daughter off at Broadacre Primary School

More at Five years on, Hull mum's disappearance remains a mystery

 

[AcbMurders]

Might this be another one of those cases where police think they know who’s responsible but they can’t produce enough evidence

 

[AcbMurders]

Friends tormented by questions about missing Hull mum

 

[Sillybilly]

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[AcbMurders]

Renata Antczak's tragic disappearance continues to haunt loved ones six years on

Renata vanished after dropping off her daughter at school in Kingswood on April 25, 2017

www.hulldailymail.co.uk

 

[ZaZara]

Renata Antczak's tragic disappearance continues to haunt loved ones six years on

Renata vanished after dropping off her daughter at school in Kingswood on April 25, 2017

www.hulldailymail.co.uk

For no apparent reason I am reminded of my former mother-in-law-to-be. She had this bottle of rum from an exotic faraway island. She also had some doubts about her then boyfriend. Poured her him a drink, with a bit of rum in it, and a bit more, and after the first one, another drink and another. Then she smiled at him with tender eyes and said: Tell me. Tell me all.

He told her all and she kicked him out.

 

[ZaZara]

Missing for 8 years......

Yorkshire mum waved her daughter off to school and was never seen again

Kind and loving Renata Antczak waved goodbye to her daughter as she dropped her off at school. Tragically, the Yorkshire mum then went missing and there has been no trace of her since.

It is now eight years since the mum-of-two disappeared in a baffling and heartbreaking case that went from a missing person inquiry to a murder investigation. There are fears that her sudden disappearance may never be solved.

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Doncaster Crown Court heard how Dr Mustafa had become "obsessed" with the idea that his wife was having an affair and set up secret cameras to check on her phone and software. John Thackray, prosecuting, said Dr Mustafa had gone to "great lengths" to spy on his wife and had spoken with Mr Lipinski about trying to get GHB so he could use it on Renata, get her fingerprint and access her mobile phone.

Even after she had asked him for a divorce in January 2017, Dr Mustafa continued spying on Renata. The couple had been married for 23 years and moved to Hull in 2010.

He changed his plea to guilty and was given a 12-month conditional discharge.

Mr Mustafa has always strongly denied any involvement in his wife’s disappearance, despite their marriage difficulties. When asked by a Polish news crew if he had killed Renata, he replied: "No, of course not, if every man whose wife want a divorce will kill her, the world will probably end."

In 2019 he was struck off as a dentist for trying to obtain an illegal substance to drug his wife. General Dental Council held a professional conduct hearing following Mr Mustafa’s behaviour while he worked at Genesis Dental Care in Bransholme, Hull.

After a hearing, which Mr Mustafa did not attend, the committee made an order for him to be erased from the register and have his registration as a dentist suspended immediately. The committee found that Mr Mustafa had failed to "maintain boundaries in the relations he had with patients" by encouraging one of them to try and obtain GHB.

The committee also found Mr Mustafa to be unprofessional. The committee stated: "We are satisfied that Dr Mustafa’s conduct was unprofessional.

"Dr Mustafa’s conduct in asking a patient to obtain GHB to be used solely for the purposes of drugging his wife is clearly inappropriate.”


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