The police are still avoiding the term “urgent” in connection with the word suspected crime. But: For the first time ever, the investigators have one in the case of Alexandra R. from the Katzwang district of Nuremberg, who has been missing for almost two months. R’s former partner and a business partner are suspected. “We have suspicions about two people from Alexandra R’s environment,” confirms Police Chief Inspector Michael Konrad. First had about it Picture and Nuremberg News reported. According to SZ information, the police are investigating the suspicion that the two men were involved in the disappearance of the 39-year-old.
The investigators continue to suspect a capital crime, as Chief Inspector Konrad says. So that Alexandra R. was killed. However, the motive for the alleged crime is still unclear. The police do not rule out a relationship crime, nor a business dispute. R. worked as a senior bank employee, she is said to own several properties. Last year, a foreclosure of almost 800,000 euros was negotiated against them in Nuremberg, but this was lifted according to SZ information. The Nuremberg News According to R., she also obtained a ban on contact with her ex-partner, who is now a suspect, in court.
Alexandra R. was eight months pregnant at the time of her disappearance. She was last seen on the morning of December 8, 2022 taking her foster daughter to a day care center. After that, their trail is lost. The case was particularly mysterious for the police from the start because R. had left her mother’s passport, mobile phones, money, cards and ID cards, in short: all valuables, in her apartment.
The police now know that there were nearly all valuables. Because R. no longer used the smartphones found in the apartment. Her active phone turned up abroad, noisy Picture taped to a truck in Italy. It is possible that the perpetrator or perpetrators deliberately set the wrong track to cover up their whereabouts.
A more recent trail does not lead to Italy, but to Romania. R. comes from the Eastern European country, parts of her family live in Romania. And that’s exactly where a Jaguar with a Nuremberg license plate drove at the end of December, which could be connected to Alexandra R’s disappearance. The 24-strong special commission from Franconia in Romania cannot determine. That’s why the police made a request for legal assistance to the country, says Michael Konrad. However, it is open when and to what extent this will bring success. The approval of such requests sometimes takes months and goes through the local Ministry of Justice.
In addition to details about the car, the police are also hoping for knowledge from surveys of R’s environment and family in Romania. Chief Inspector Konrad does not rule out that the 39-year-old is in the country. However, he does not do that, above all, because the police continue to rule out almost nothing in this case. Not even that Alexandra R. is still alive. However, Konrad also says: “Hope is fading from day to day.”