76-year-old in Munich after days as missing, found safely!

76-year-old in Munich after days as missing, found safely!

Feldmoching-Hasenbergl, München, Deutschland - In the state capital of Munich there are gratifying news about missing people. The 76-year-old man from Feldmoching-Hasenbergl, who had left his apartment on June 4, 2025 early in the morning and was then missing, was returned safely. According to [News-Heute] (https://www.nachrichten-heute.net/1374921-Mehrer-76-jaehriger-in-Muenchen-Wohl, the senior, who was not oriented due to his dementia, found it back to his apartment. The extensive search measures that were quickly initiated were successful and was handed over to their care after contact with his relatives. The police then discontinued the public investigation, but no details about the circumstances of its finding were published.

Unfortunately, this case is strongly contrast to other missing persons in Munich. There is currently a public search for two other seniors, which are also considered missing. The case of a 77-year-old from Bogenhausen, who has been missing since April 18, 2025, is particularly worrying. The man who also suffers from dementia disappeared after leaving his care facility on foot. It measures about 1.82 meters, has white hair and a slim stature. If someone has information about their whereabouts, they are asked to contact the Munich police headquarters. Police Bavaria called up all citizens.

worrying missing cases

Another frightening case concerns an 89-year-old from Solln, who was also reported on April 18, 2025 as missing. This senior has left his apartment and could possibly be in a helpless location because it is urgently dependent on vital medication. Most recently he was seen at the S-Bahn station. It is about 1.80 meters tall, has a slim stature and a half -bald. Notes on his whereabouts are urgently sought.

The police implement extensive search measures in both cases, including units with dog relays. So far, however, these measures have remained unsuccessful, which only increases the concerns about the well -being of the missing person.

It is worrying that so many older people are currently considered missing. In other regions, such as Potsdam, also looking for missing seniors is constantly being sought. One example is 84-year-old Lieselotte S., who has disappeared since April 25, 2025 and also suffers from health problems such as dementia and disorientation. Extensive measures, including helicopters and rescue dogs, have also been in use here, but their finding has so far remained without result. The police support measures are essential in such cases, and any information could be the key to a quick solution. Police Brandenburg calls on evidence and references to the citizens who can contribute to finding these missing persons.