| Note
of caution... We have been told
that some people who have listed family
members as missing on www.khaosanroad.com
have been contacted by an individual who
claims to know where their loved ones are
and asks for money for the information...
If this is the case with you direct the
communication to us here
and let us deal with it.. |
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| Lost
child |
Kaye
writes:
"PLEASE
HELP
US!
We
are
looking
for
an
11
year
old
Austrian
boy
who
did
survive
the
tsunami,
then
vanished.
If
you
have
any
vacation
pictures,videos,of
Khao
Lak,
Phuket
after
the
tsunami;
could
you
please
look
through
them?
For
more
information
on
what
to
look
for
and
who
to
contact,
please
click
here.
Thanks
so
much."
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| SUHAFOL |
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Wim Van Aelst (lacphunglien@yahoo.com)
writes: "Dear Sir,I have a request
from you. Could you please help me to find
the father of my sister? I'm a Vietnamese
lady, and I'm trying to reunite my sister
(Sa) and her father, who is named SUHAFOL
and served as a captain in the Royal Thai
Army Volunteer Force (RTAVF). He was in
Vietnam as member of the G 2 RTAVF in 1971
in the Bearcat camp and went back to Thailand
on 12 January 1972 and later went to the
US to study for 3 years. He had a daughter
with my mother Nguyen thi Huong (born in
1951), named Sa, born in 1971. We think
he was a member of the Thai Black Panther
Division during the Vietnam war. He was
probably born around 1934. For me it's very
difficult to find anything about him. I
am looking for the man in the pictures for
more then 30 years. If anyone has any information
about him, please contact me at: lacphunglien@yahoo.com"
This is a tall order, but if there is anyone
with information out there, help Wim out.
Let us know.
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| James
Michael Brass |
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Richard Brass writes: "I am looking
for my brother James Michael Brass. He departed
Los Angeles for Bangkok in May of 2001.
We have not heard from him since that time
and want to make sure he is OK. Through
our search we think he may have first taught
English in Bangkok in the Khaosan Rd area
and may now be in Phuket teaching English.
Mike was born on October 14, 1947, he is
about 5'6" and is balding. I have attached
his picture hoping someone has seen him.
If anyone has information on Mike they can
email me at rtbrass@comcast.net
or at rbrass@simmons.com.
Any help would be appreciated. I can also
be contacted by phone at 206-547-4234 Thank
you. Mikes brother, Richard Brass" |
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| MAMCHALLIE
BOONKHUM |
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E. Deben (tdeben@home.nl)
writes: "Looking for MAMCHALLIE BOONKHUM
(or BOONKUM) born in Piky Hospital, Bangkok
in July 1974. Her mother, Pintip, Pinpip
or Pintil is desperate to find her. Her
father was Dutch - surname Kanters. We believe
Mamchallie visited the Netherlands about
12 years ago. It's possible that the grandmother
gave her a different name. Please help.
Any information will be greatly appreciated.
Forward info to above e-mail address. |
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| Stephen
Granville Bowdell |
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Charlie Young (charlie_r_young@hotmail.com)
writes: "Does anyone know Stephen Granville
Bowdell (approx 60 yrs old). He was last
known teaching English in Bangkok (St. Dominics
and Training Systems) in 1997. His daughter
is my partner and would like to hear from
her father who she has not seen since about
the age of four. Anyone who can help out
please leave a massage. No time wasters
please as this would break her heart to
be on a wild goose chase. Thank you." If
you can help, do... If you can't, no need
to reply! Charlie - let
us know what happens... |
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| Siti
Maszura Manap |
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Angel (ngel_la@hotmail.com)
writes: "Hi!I need to locate my friend who
has since migrated to Bangkok last year.
She was married to a Thai resident name
Dahlan in March 2002. Her name is Siti Maszura
Manap, Malaysian, age 23 years. They were/are
staying with Dahlan's parents and his sister
in Bangkok. They are regulars at Khao San
Road as they have an uncle and aunt who
are hawkers there. We are worried and need
to hear from her as none of us has heard
from her including her parents. Please help
to locate her and contact me at ngel_la@hotmail.com.
Thanks." |
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| TRAN
THI MONG THUY |
| Pham
Mong Thuy (sammie_411@hotmail.com)
writes: "Searching for daughter TRAN THI
MONG THUY. Missing since 1987. Parents are
TRAN HUU HOANG & PHAM MONG THUY. Was taken
by pirates. Pls contact sammie_411@hotmail.com.
REWARD. We have not seen her since. Please,
please help. Pls write with any information." |
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| Missing
Dutch Tourists |
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Wednesday
the 18th of December 2002 five people went
missing while travelling by small pumpboat,
called Sto Nino, for a snorkeling trip from
San Juan - Siquijor to Apo Island (Philipines).
They never arrived and up till now nothing
and nobody has been found. The small pumpboat
is about 5 to 6 mt long, yellow with green
lines. The boat has bamboo outriggers. |
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current would have taken them in the direction
of Sulu Sea towards the coastline of Sabah,
around the city of Sandakan (Malaysia) .
The families of the Dutch tourists are offering
a reward of USD 10.000 to anyone who can
give information that will lead to the recovery
of the Dutch tourists. For more details
and information visit the website http://www.marcel-jacco.com.
Please help us locating the missing persons!
When you have information contact: ahannewijk@zeelandnet.nl.
The families and friends of the missing
persons |
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| Careljan
van Wezel |
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Help wanted for missing Dutch backpacker
Careljan van Wezel also called Charlie
from Haarlem, Holland, has disappeared
on the 17th of February in Tanah Rata,
the Cameron Highlands, Malaysia. He left
his hotel the Cameronian Inn in the morning
for a walk (as usual) and didn't show
up since then. We have serious doubts
about his leaving, considering the fact
that he left his medication, backpack
and phone in his hotelroom. There have
also been done very strange payments with
his credit card in Ipoh, almost 200 km
away from Tanah Rata. That's why the police
takes into account the possibility of
a robbery or kidnapping. If you have seen
him, especially on the 17th of February,
in this area, please let us know.
For more details and foto's visit the
website http://www.vanwezel.tk/
Send details here: wa.haverkort@quicknet.nl
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| Jeanie Mam |
This might be difficult, but if anyone can
help, we can! Joan Olds (oldsplay@aol.com)
wrote: "I am in search of a possible Jeanie
Mam. The daughter of a Marine James Aubrey Blakley,
my step brother. He was in Thailand in 1967
after a tour of Da Nang during the Vietnam War.
She has tried to contact our family this past
year in the USA. Her mother may still be alive
and we would love to get in contact with her.
Her mother's surname was 'Mam', so James' daughter
is very probably called Jeanie Mam. The picture
above shows James and Ms. Mam. If anyone has
any information at all, please email me or call
me on 731-738-2971 (USA)." OK - we think Mam
is a first name... See what you can do!
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Georgo Leydekkers
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Monique Messing from Doorn in
the Netherlands is looking for Georgo Leydekkers.
Missing since November 1997, Georgo (born 12-9-1974)
bought an airlineticket to Thailand and actually
left from Schiphol Airport. Georgo is 1.86 metres
tall and had short blond hair at that time.
He lived in the Netherlands and had a few years
in Aruba. He speaks Spanish, English, Dutch,
and Papiemento. As far as we know he should
be in Thailand or in one of the surrounding
countries. He could be staying in a religious
community. Sometimes he likes to call himself
Swami.
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If anyone has any information please contact
Monique on 0031-652673575 monique.ton@hetnet.nl
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height: 6'1"
weight: approx. 135 lbs.
hair colour: dark brown
age: 30
caucasian; part chinese
hair could be long or shaven; possibly wearing
a goatee
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JAMIE
MARR
Jamie Marr has been missing since 1994. Given
the number of sightings that have occured, it's
clear he is in Thailand. He passed through Khao
San Rd. when he first arrived in Bangkok (as
many travelers do). According to his journal,
he stayed at Mam's. Jamie is part Chinese and
it would be fairly easy for him to mix in with
Thais (except for his height, of course) and
keep a low profile.
For more information visit:
http://www.backpackthailand.com
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