US EditionSearch for Céline (31) resumes: specialist detective dog must find Belgian tourists in Australia
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The Australian police are looking for Belgian tourist Céline Cremer again. The 31-year-old woman disappeared on the island of Tasmania on June 17. The Belgian woman was searched hard and hard, but without success, the police stopped the search on July 10. Based on a new mobile signal, she is now being searched for again with a dog that specializes in recovering bodies.
The Australian police are looking for Belgian tourist Céline Cremer again. The 31-year-old woman disappeared on the island of Tasmania on June 17 and, after several weeks of searching, the police stopped the search on July 10. Based on a new mobile signal, she is now being searched for again with a dog that specializes in recovering bodies.
Zoektocht naar Céline Cremer hervat: gespecialiseerde speurhond moet Belgische toeriste in Australië terugvinden
De Australische politie is opnieuw op zoek naar de Belgische toeriste Céline Cremer. De 31-jarige vrouw verdween op 17 juni op het eiland Tasmanië en na enkele weken speuren, zette de politie op 10 juli de zoekactie stop. Op basis van een nieuw gsm-signaal wordt nu opnieuw naar haar gezocht met een hond die gespecialiseerd is in het terugvinden van lichamen.
The Australian police are looking for Belgian tourist Céline Cremer again. The 31-year-old woman disappeared on the island of Tasmania on June 17 and, after several weeks of searching, the police stopped the search on July 10. Based on a new mobile signal, she is now being searched for again with a dog that specializes in recovering bodies.
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