Went for a walk in the morning and did not return: police and relatives have been searching for the missing resident of Riga for over a month 0 86

In Latvia, the search continues for 44-year-old Alīcija Dakota Klinta, who left her home for a walk on the morning of August 31 and has not been in contact since. This was reported by the show Degpunktā on TV3.

According to the woman's mother, around 7:30, Alīcija, as usual, said she was going for a walk. Such walks were routine for her, but that day she left alone and did not return home.

"She left around half past seven in the morning. She usually said she was going for a walk. That day she was very depressed and anxious. I thought she just got delayed somewhere," said the missing woman's mother, Nora.

When her daughter did not return by evening, the woman began calling relatives and friends, but no one had seen Alīcija. Eight days later, the family contacted the State Police.

According to the mother, Alīcija has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder. When she felt overwhelmed, she usually went for a walk to be alone, but she always returned home and kept in touch with her loved ones.

"It was practically unheard of for her to leave without saying anything. Even if she went somewhere in the summer, she always wrote where she was and when she would return. We were constantly in touch," says Nora.

On the day of her disappearance, Alīcija was wearing a blue raincoat, dark jeans, gray hiking boots, and a blue backpack with a white square pattern. The woman is about 168 centimeters tall.

According to relatives, she most often walked in the areas of Teika, Mežaparks, and Čiekurkalns. At the same time, the family does not rule out that the woman may have used public transport and left the borders of Riga.

Relatives and police are asking anyone who saw Alīcija Dakota Klinta after the morning of August 31 or has any information about her possible whereabouts to report it to the State Police at phone number 110 or to the contact number provided in the notice.

Every piece of evidence can help establish the whereabouts of the missing person and bring her home.