Child with autism goes missing for second time
Missing Child Bernard B. Still Untraced After Going Missing in Schleswig
A search for 10-year-old Bernard B., who went missing in Schleswig, Schleswig-Holstein, is ongoing. According to the latest reports, Bernard was last seen wearing a green long-sleeved shirt, short green pants, and red slippers.
Bernard, who lives in a group home in Schleswig, was reported missing on Friday evening around 6:15 PM. The police launched a large-scale search around the main train station and a nearby forest in Hannover, where he was found missing, but no trace of him has been found so far.
Bernard's disappearance is not the first time he has gone missing. Before his latest disappearance, he had previously gone missing twice and was found each time at train stations. It is possible that he may be trying to return to Berlin, the city he was believed to be trying to return to when he went missing in Hannover.
The police's regional control center North can be reached at (0461) 99930240 for any information regarding Bernard's whereabouts. The emergency number to contact in case of an emergency is 110.
It should be noted that there is no evidence or report confirming that Bernard has attempted to return to Berlin after going missing from Schleswig. If you need the most current and detailed updates about this specific missing person case, it would be advisable to consult recent local news sources, police bulletins, or official missing persons registries in Germany.
Bernard is approximately 1.44 meters tall with short, dark blonde hair. He was the same child who went missing in Hannover last fall while visiting with his father.
Our thoughts are with Bernard and his family during this difficult time. We hope for a swift and safe return for the young boy.
International news sources continue to cover the ongoing story of 10-year-old Bernard B., who went missing in Schleswig, Schleswig-Holstein. With no trace of him found so far, the police's search effort expands to include the realm of science and mental health, as his previous disappearances may indicate a pattern that requires further investigation. As this missing person case unfolds, general news and crime and justice outlets are also monitoring the situation closely, hoping for a safe return for Bernard and a resolution to this distressing event.
