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Dutchman Rob Strik missing in Thailand

By Editorial
Posted in Calls
Tags: Dutchman, Missing

12 September 2013

Rob Strike

The editors received several e-mails from readers who alerted us to a missing person in Thailand. It concerns the former marathon runner Rob Strik from Baarn.

The 65-year-old Strik left for Thailand and was supposed to return to the Netherlands last Friday, September 6, but that did not happen.

Rob has a slim build and an artificial knee. On his left upper arm he has a tattoo with the numbers 2.19.56:XNUMX:XNUMX, which refer to the best time he ever ran in the marathon.

If anyone has seen Rob or knows where he is staying, please contact the police.

First name: Robert
Name: Strike
Date of Birth: 14/01/1948
Current age: 65
Length: 175 cm
Hair Color: Dark Blonde
Eye Color: Blue

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1 response to “Dutchman Rob Strik missing in Thailand”

Peter Walters says up

13 September 2013 on 11: 01

Am sure to have seen him in chiang mai, last about ten days ago. He is even slimmer now and uses a bicycle with a double wheel at the rear, making a weak impression

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