Fears grow for banker’s kidnap wife

POLICE were desperately searching for the missing wife of a German banker yesterday after what appeared to be a botched kidnapping.

Fears grow for banker’s kidnap wife
Tue, 18 May, 2010 - 01:00

Maria Boegerl, 54, was taken from her home in the town of Heidenheim last Wednesday.

Shortly afterwards the kidnappers demanded a €300,000 ransom which her husband paid, but it was never collected.

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