Police release photos of missing Luna and appeal for public help
The Dutch police are asking for the public’s help after Luna, a 24-year-old woman, went missing in Amsterdam. She left the AMC hospital in Amsterdam on Friday, 26 September, at about 11:00 local time. Authorities say she was later seen in the afternoon at approximately 14:00 hours arriving at Dieren station. The last confirmed sighting places her in the Imboslaan area. In a bid to locate her quickly, the police have released photos of Luna and are urging anyone with information to come forward.
Timeline and known details
According to the police, Luna was last seen after leaving the Academic Medical Center (AMC) in Amsterdam. The timeline indicates she reached Dieren station around 14:00 that same day, suggesting she travelled a reasonable distance after leaving the hospital. The Imboslaan area is noted as her last known location, but authorities have not confirmed her current whereabouts. The release of photos is part of a broader search effort, including querying CCTV footage and speaking with witnesses who might have seen Luna in the hours after her disappearance.
What the police are asking from the public
In missing-person cases like this, the police emphasize public involvement. If you were in the areas around the AMC, Dieren station, or Imboslaan on Friday afternoon and remember seeing Luna, or if you spotted her later, please report what you observed. The photos released by the police are intended to help generate tips from residents and travelers who may have information that could narrow down her movements or reveal her location.
Tips can be provided through the local police tip line, emergency numbers, or the official channels the force has publicized in relation to Luna’s case. Even seemingly minor details—such as a sighting at a different time or a location where you noticed unusual activity—can prove crucial in tracing her whereabouts.
Why timely information matters
Missing-person investigations rely heavily on timely tips to reduce the search area and increase the chance of locating the person safe. Luna’s case underscores how swiftly someone can move between urban centers and transit nodes. The police’s decision to publish Luna’s photos reflects a proactive effort to refresh public awareness and maximize the pool of people who can contribute information.
What to do if you have information
If you have any information about Luna’s location or movements, contact the appropriate police department immediately. Do not approach her directly if you see her; instead, call the authorities so they can handle the situation safely. For those who may have seen Luna earlier in the day, providing a precise time and place can help investigators piece together her possible route and current location.
What happens next
As the investigation unfolds, authorities will continue to review CCTV footage and follow leads that may arise from tips. Updates are typically shared through official police channels as new details emerge. The public’s contribution—whether through sharing these photos, circulating information on social networks, or delivering tips—can be instrumental in a swift and safe resolution for Luna and her loved ones.
