12-year-old Sandra Wißmann vanished without a trace in November 2000.
In the heart of Berlin-Kreuzberg, on November 28, 2000, a 12-year-old girl named Sandra Wißmann disappeared without a trace. Sandra, with her brown eyes and long dark blonde hair, was approximately 1.60 m tall and of slim to athletic build. She was last seen wearing black jeans, a dark brown-bordeaux-black patterned pullover, a blue mid-length winter parka, and black boots.
The police president in Berlin has offered a reward of 5,000 euros for any information leading to the clarification of Sandra Wißmann's case. This reward, initially limited until February 5, 2002, is not intended for individuals whose professional duties involve the pursuit of criminal offenses. Sandra's parents have also added to the reward, offering an additional 10,000 DM for information leading to the full clarification of the suspected crime.
The State Criminal Police Office is actively investigating Sandra's case, but as of the date of the report (November 28, 2000), no arrests or significant breakthroughs have been announced. The investigations have not yielded any concrete clues.
Anyone with information about Sandra Wißmann's current whereabouts is urged to contact the 5th Homicide Commission of the State Criminal Police Office at (030) 4664 - 91 15 00 or any other police station. Tips can also be submitted to the Press Office of the Berlin Police at Platz der Luftbrücke 6 or via email at [email protected].
Suspicious approaches to children in the Kreuzberg area around the time of Sandra Wißmann's disappearance should be reported to the police immediately. The distribution of the reward will take place without legal recourse.
As of now, there is no publicly available information about who observed Sandra Wißmann on the day of her disappearance, or who can provide details about the circumstances of her disappearance, or who can report on her current whereabouts. Similarly, no verified reports of suspicious observations near Kreuzberg on that date are documented.
The police ask that all tips be sent directly to the 5th homicide commission of the state criminal police at the provided number or any police station if available. Let's work together to bring Sandra home.
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