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Missing woman in Zinnowitz: Police ask for urgent help!
Diana Krebs, 40, has been missing in Zinnowitz since June 14, 2025. Police are looking for information about their whereabouts.
Missing woman in Zinnowitz: Police ask for urgent help!
In the last few days, the search for Diana Krebs from Berlin, who disappeared from her vacation in Zinnowitz on Usedom on June 14, 2025, has caused a stir nationwide. The 40-year-old, who urgently needs medical attention, has disappeared without a trace since the morning of June 14th after leaving the Aparthotel Seeschlösschen at 10:45 a.m.
Shortly after leaving the accommodation, she asked at the tourist information about a long-distance bus to Berlin. She was last seen by security personnel between 11:00 and 11:30 a.m. at the country festival in the Kulturhaus Park. But since then there has been no trace of her. Dark clouds are hovering over the scene as several intensive police searches have so far been unsuccessful. Among other things, tracking dogs and a helicopter were used to search the area for the missing person.
Call for help
The police have asked the public for help in finding Diana Krebs more quickly. She is described as being around 1.60 meters tall, with long blonde hair and a strong build. At the time of her disappearance, she was dressed in denim shorts and a light blue vest and was carrying a backpack. Due to their acute health situation, finding them quickly is particularly important.
Information about Diana Krebs' whereabouts can be sent to the police station in Heringsdorf on 038378 / 279224 or to the internet station www.polizei.mvnet.de be directed. Every piece of information can be crucial. This reminds us that it's not just adults who have the right to disclose their whereabouts - women like Diana Krebs are in a vulnerable situation right now and need quick help.
Background on missing person cases in Germany
How DAY24 According to reports, the reasons for the disappearance of people are varied and range from runaway young people to senior citizens suffering from dementia or criminal backgrounds. Authorities usually find missing people within a few days. Since the police can only intervene in missing adults when there is a dangerous situation, the urgency of Diana Krebs' case becomes apparent here.
The Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) has set up a special missing persons office that, among other things, coordinates the registration of missing people. As on the website of BKA can be read, people are reported missing if they are inexplicably absent and a threat to life or limb is suspected. Adults can choose their own location, but in the event of health risks, as is the case with Diana, quick action is required.
Around 9,420 missing people were registered in Germany on January 1, 2025, and more cases are being added every day. The clearance rate is also encouraging, with many cases being solved within the first few weeks. Still, around 3% of missing people have been missing for more than a year, underscoring the urgency of Diana Krebs' case.
Take the time to pay attention. Any clue could mean a crucial turning point in the search for Diana Krebs. Let's hope together that the search will soon lead to a positive result.