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Subscriber only The name Simone Strobel first crossed the desk of German journalist Manfred Schweidler 16 years ago, and he s been determined since then to find the answer to the question, What happened to Simone? .
The Northern Star has liaised with Mr Schweidler on the case since 2005, sharing a commitment to find out what happened to the 25-year-old kindergarten teacher, who died while on holiday in Lismore. Mr Schweidler is the crime reporter for Main Post, a newspaper from Wurzburg near Simone s home town of Rieden. Manfred Schweidler, a journalist from Germany, has been writing stories about Simone Strobel since she went missing in Lismore in 2005. Photo Contributed
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Subscriber only The name Simone Strobel first crossed the desk of German journalist Manfred Schweidler 16 years ago, and he s been determined since then to find the answer to the question, What happened to Simone? .
The Northern Star has liaised with Mr Schweidler on the case since 2005, sharing a commitment to find out what happened to the 25-year-old kindergarten teacher, who died while on holiday in Lismore. Mr Schweidler is the crime reporter for Main Post, a newspaper from Wurzburg near Simone s home town of Rieden. Manfred Schweidler, a journalist from Germany, has been writing stories about Simone Strobel since she went missing in Lismore in 2005. Photo Contributed