Cape Times

Missing woman’s family still have hope

- Nicola Daniels nicola.daniels@inl.co.za

IT has been more than a year since Raymonde Boltman, 24, went missing and as Christmas approaches it becomes increasing­ly difficult for her family, as they still have no closure.

“We will never give up until we find out what happened to her,” said her sister Genevieve Boltman.

The Mitchells Plain mother, had left her home to go to work on the morning of April 20, 2016, but she never made it onto the bus and has not been seen since.

Her daughter now two, was only three months old at the time.

Her family had been searching, following every lead, even offering a reward of R10 000, but all leads had been fruitless.

“We really don’t know what to think, it is the same as day one, we are confused about what really happened,” said Genevieve.

“This will be our second Christmas without her. It is very emotional for us on a daily basis.” She said the hardest part was “not knowing what happened to Raymonde”.

The family have also since said they would prefer anyone with any informatio­n contacting the investigat­ing officer directly.

Any informatio­n related to the matter can be forwarded to Sergeant Ryneveldt at Lentegeur SAPS at 021 370 5837/083 648 6239 / PLTT: 072 214 7439.

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