A relative of Yekaterina (Katya), a woman missing from Haifa, told N12 that her mother in Russia contacted the family expressing deep concern after losing contact with her daughter two to three weeks ago. The relative, Ariel, said the mother described Yekaterina as 'a good girl' and that the family has contacted police in hopes of finding her safe.
A relative of Yekaterina (Katya) Gurevich, the missing Haifa woman, told N12 on Sunday that her mother in Russia has been unable to reach her for two to three weeks and is deeply worried. The relative, identified as Ariel, said the family has contacted police in hopes of finding her safe. The new statement provides the mother's perspective, adding to the widening search effort for the 26-year-old.
As The Zioneer reported at 07:33 Jerusalem, police issued a public appeal for assistance locating Yekaterina Gurevich, who was last seen on July 13. Subsequent reports in the same hour noted that she had no family in Israel and that her friends searched for her for several weeks before involving police, according to a Channel 12 report. The initial police appeal was published earlier Sunday morning, and the investigation has been ongoing since.
Yekaterina Gurevich, a resident of Haifa, has been missing for three weeks. The Zioneer has been tracking the story since Sunday morning, with the thread of developments including the police appeal, the revelation of her family situation, and now the mother's urgent plea from Russia. The mother's description of her daughter as 'a good girl' underscores the family's concern.
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