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MISSING TOURIST 'FEARED EATEN BY CANNIBALS'
yerkir.am
13:10 - 17.10.2011
Forensic experts fear a missing German yachtsman was "hacked to
pieces and burned" by cannibals while visiting a remote island in
French Polynesia on the trip of a lifetime.
Ash remains, believed to be those of 40-year-old Hamburg man Stefan
Ramin, have been found in a valley in Nuku Hiva, the largest of the
Marquesas Islands in French Polynesia.
Radio New Zealand International reports tests will be undertaken on
the ash, which police found at a fire site after they went to search
for Mr Ramin and local guide Henri Haiti.
The tour guide is believed to have taken Mr Ramin on a hunting trip
last weekend before he allegedly lured his wife into a remote area
and tried to sexually assault her.
Mrs Ramin told police the tour guide tied her to a tree, but she
escaped and notified authorities.
Police fear Mr Ramin, from Hamburg, could have been attacked by
cannibals and then eaten.
The German couple had been living on a yacht and planned to spend
the next few months in French Polynesian waters, Radio New Zealand
International reports.
From: Baghdasarian
yerkir.am
13:10 - 17.10.2011
Forensic experts fear a missing German yachtsman was "hacked to
pieces and burned" by cannibals while visiting a remote island in
French Polynesia on the trip of a lifetime.
Ash remains, believed to be those of 40-year-old Hamburg man Stefan
Ramin, have been found in a valley in Nuku Hiva, the largest of the
Marquesas Islands in French Polynesia.
Radio New Zealand International reports tests will be undertaken on
the ash, which police found at a fire site after they went to search
for Mr Ramin and local guide Henri Haiti.
The tour guide is believed to have taken Mr Ramin on a hunting trip
last weekend before he allegedly lured his wife into a remote area
and tried to sexually assault her.
Mrs Ramin told police the tour guide tied her to a tree, but she
escaped and notified authorities.
Police fear Mr Ramin, from Hamburg, could have been attacked by
cannibals and then eaten.
The German couple had been living on a yacht and planned to spend
the next few months in French Polynesian waters, Radio New Zealand
International reports.
From: Baghdasarian