Pomorskie

13th August 2010

"People can’t just disappear like that, without trace in the middle of a city"

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A group of anonymous Gdansk businessmen have offered a reward of PLN 1 mln for information leading to the discovery of the whereabouts of Iwona Wieczorek, the young woman who went missing on July 17 this year. There is also a special website, zaginelaiwonawieczorek.npx.pl, set up to gather information and ideas that might help in finding Iwona.

The website has already managed to oversee the initiative of putting posters up at train stations along the SKM local line. Another of their ideas is the march that will take place this Saturday, following the route taken by Iwona prior to her disappearance. The march begins on Saturday at noon by Sopot’s pier, where Iwona began her fateful journey h ...

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