Sie sagte: Ich komme gleich wieder - Und verschwand für immer | Der Fall

She said: "I'll be right back, then we can have a nice cup of coffee." Those were the last words Doris Heider heard from her daughter Ines. On January 4, 1990—just 56 days after the fall of the Berlin Wall—the 27-year-old cook and mother of a young son disappeared from Hermsdorf in Thuringia. Without a trace. She got into her ex-partner's car, a beige Dacia 1310. No one ever saw her again. Her son was two and a half. He was never picked up from kindergarten. The ingredients for his birthday cake were ready in the kitchen. Ines never came back. For 35 years, people in Hermsdorf believed she had gone to the West—like her five siblings. But Ines never contacted anyone. The Jena Criminal Police now assume she was murdered. 📞 Contact: Jena Criminal Police — 03641 / 81 0 💰 Reward: €10,000 Case File XY (July 2023) | MDR Podcast "Missing Forever" | Criminal Police Live ⚠️ Telephone Counseling: 0800 111 0 111 or 0800 111 0 222 (free, 24/7)