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Cranbrook RCMP looking for missing tourists from Germany

Cranbrook RCMP officers are looking for two missing tourists from Germany. Google Maps

Two German tourists have been missing for over a week, seemingly disappearing from the Horseshoe Lake area in Alberta, around 380 kilometres north of Cranbrook, B.C., police said.

Cranbrook RCMP said officers were contacted by a worried family member, concerned that they had not heard from their travelling family since June 29.

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“The two missing individuals are Johanna Kanzler, age 30, and David Szech, age 31,” Const. K.P. Forgeron said.

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“They were driving a 2014 blue Dodge Grand Caravan with the British Columbia licence plate PT764H.”

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Police are concerned for their well-being and are asking the public for assistance.

Anyone with possible information is being asked to contact Cranbrook RCMP at 250-489-3471.

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