Have you seen this woman? Dutch police ask for help in search of 38-year-old Marjolein

The public is urged to check camera footage

A 38-year-old Dutch woman named Marjolein van der Heijden has been missing since Thursday, January 9. Her last confirmed location was the Soetendaalsekade in North Rotterdam. 

The Dutch police have published her photo and urgently request the public’s help in finding her. 

Here’s what we know

Marjolein is described as having light skin, blond hair, a slim build and a height of 1.75 metres. She was last seen wearing a long green coat and carrying two black bags.

Translation: Update urgent missing Marjolein: there is new footage from January 9th 2:14 PM on the Soetendaalsekade. If you live in Hillegersberg or the area around station Noord, we ask you to view your camera footage to see if Marjolein can be seen there after 2:14 PM. Tips/footage: 0900-8844. 

Previously, Marjolein was seen at 2 PM on Thursday at a cooking shop near Noordplein.

The most recent police footage captured her at 2:14 PM on Soetendaalsekade in North Rotterdam. This is the last confirmed sighting of her, according to the AD. 

Family’s plea

As Omroep West writes, Marjolein’s family is deeply concerned for her safety after making an appeal to the public:

“We just want her back home safe and sound as soon as possible.”

If you or anyone you know have any information about Marjolein’s whereabouts, please contact the police at 0900-8844.

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Ada Dolanay
Ada Dolanay
Ada was born in Turkey, but spent almost all her life growing up in Amsterdam. As a third year Literary and Cultural Analysis student, she’s consistently observing, analysing and writing about people and places. After years of experiencing Dutch culture, she remains frustrated at Dutch cuisine, and continues to discover new benches in narrow streets to sit and read on (when the weather decides to be kind).

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