Mysterious disappear: 40-year-old Diana Krebs from Berlin missing!

Mysterious disappear: 40-year-old Diana Krebs from Berlin missing!

Heringsdorf, Deutschland - On June 15, 2025, the police authority in Neubrandenburg withdrew a missing person report to a 40-year-old woman from Berlin, especially Diana Krebs. It has been missing since June 14, 2025, around 10:45 a.m. The original whereabouts were within the area of ​​responsibility of the state police Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, but according to the information from news.de and and presseportal.de Since this morning you have been given information about your location that suggests that your place of residence is now outside of this responsibility.

The last information indicates that the search for Diana Krebs has now been discontinued, since the responsible authorities have been informed about these new findings. The first police chief commissioner Jens Unmack, the police leader from the service of the operations center in Neubrandenburg, confirmed this. The search measures in the state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania were therefore no longer considered necessary.

missing person and police work

In Germany, people are considered missing if they are inexplicable from their whereabouts absent and a danger to life or life is suspected. This is a central point that the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) records in its guidelines. Adults can usually choose their whereabouts freely, so that the police only determine if there is an actual danger. In children and adolescents, the situation is different: they are missing when they leave their living and unknown their stay, whereby state care is often necessary here, as the BKA explains [BKA] (https://www.bka.de/de/unsereuflicht/ermittlungs- Unterstuglung/ editing

In Germany, over 9,400 missing cases are currently registered in the Inpol police information system, and between 200 and 300 new searches are added every day. Over 80 % of these cases clarify within one month; The risk of being missing for more than a year affects only about 3 % of those affected. The fact that the majority of the missing people are male and that children and adolescents make up a large part of these numbers is particularly exciting

In 2024, for example, around 18,100 children were missing, and impressive 96.7 % of these cases cleared up by the end of the year. This shows that cooperation between local police authorities and the BKA plays a decisive role in the quick clarification of missing persons, especially if there is acute danger.

The current developments related to Diana cancer show how dynamic and complex the work of the police can be in missing cases. The hope of positive clarification remains until further notice, even if the search has been set in this special case.