Police launch fresh appeal over woman missing for five weeks
POLICE HAVE launched a new appeal to find a woman who has been missing for more than five weeks.
The last known sighting of Renata Antczak, 49, was when she dropped her 11 year-old daughter off at school on the morning of Tuesday April 25.
She has not been seen since and police cannot confirm how her car, a black Mercedes e220, which she used for the school run to Broadacre Primary, came to be returned to Ms Antczak’s home at on Beamsley Way in Hull.
Two men have been remanded to appear at Hull Crown Court as part of the wider investigation into her whereabouts.
Police have charged Majid Mustafa, 47, of Beamsley Way, Kingswood, Hull and Robert Lipinski, 45, of Emerald Grove, Hull, with conspiring to cause grievous bodily harm with intent to Dariusz Kleinent and conspiracy to administer noxious substances to Renata Antczak. Robert Lipinski faces a further charge of conspiracy to administer a noxious substance to Anna Lipinski.
Chief Insp Michelle Garlick said appealed for the public’s help.
She said: “The movements of Renata on Tuesday April 25 may well hold the key to her whereabouts now and it is therefore vital that members of the public get in touch with any information no matter how small it may seem.
“In particular we’d like to know where she went after dropping her daughter at school, who she was with and anything she may have said to anyone.
“I would also like to appeal directly to Renata – you have family who are desperate to know that you are safe and I promise that you will not be any trouble if you get in touch.
“The key thing is knowing you are safe and well.” Since Ms Antczak was last seen on April 25 there have been no confirmed sightings of her in the UK or Poland.
A police spokesperson added that they had looked into the possibility she left the UK but to date no one called Renata Antczak has travelled from the UK to Poland or any other country and believe she is still in the UK.