MIE (TR) – At round 11:00 p.m. on November 24, 1998, journalist Noriko Tsujide, then 24, left the Ise Metropolis workplace of writer using her on the time. She was by no means seen once more.
Mie Prefectural Police are persevering with their investigation, believing that she was concerned in a criminal offense. Her mother and father, the police and others are persevering with to hunt data from the publich, experiences NHK (Nov. 24).
On Sunday, which marked 26 years since Tsujide went lacking, about 30 folks, together with her mother and father and cops, gathered at a shopping mall in Ise handy out flyers together with her photograph in an effort to name for data within the case.
Based on the police, 105 items of knowledge have been acquired on the case, however no helpful clues have been obtained.
“It’s been 26 years and I’m getting weaker, however I’ll maintain praying for my daughter to return,” mentioned Tsujide’s father, Yasuharu.
Her mom, Michiyo, mentioned, “Irrespective of how small it might be, I’d recognize any data you’ll be able to present.”
Individuals with data on the case are suggested to name the Ise Police Station at 0596-20-0110.
