AFTER THE BURIAL: Gitarrist Justin Lowe nach mysteriösen Posts als vermisst gemeldet!

Fast schon ein Fall für das Galileo Mystery-Team – und das eigentlich schon vorher: Nachdem AFTER THE BURIAL-Gitarrist Justin Lowe vor einer Weile über Facebook geheimnisvoll anmutende Andeutungen rund um seine Band nebst Label Sumerian Records streute, die ihn als Mittelpunkt einer ernstzunehmenden Verschwörung darstellten, ist Lowe, der sich dato als in höchster Gefahr beschrieb, nun Berichten zufolge wie vom Erdboden verschluckt.

Lowe’s Schwester ließ wissen, dass Lowe offiziell als vermisst gemeldet wurde. Sie bittet überdies um Verständnis dafür, dass Justin Lowe vor seinem Verschwinden eine schwere Zeit durchgemacht hat. Park Ranger und das Washington County Sheriff’s Office haben derweil bereits großflächig alles nach ihm abgesucht. Bisher jedoch noch ohne Erfolg. Wir drücken die Daumen, dass sich Justin Lowe an einem sicheren Ort befindet, es ihm gut geht und er möglichst bald gefunden wird.

Anbei die Original-Statements: “My brother Justin went missing this morning. His car has been located and he has been declared a missing person. An extensive search was done today in the area that his car was found in and will continue tomorrow morning. At this time, I ask that you please respect our privacy as we go through this devastating experience. At the same time, we ask for prayers that he is found and safe. As I’m sure there will be many of you messaging me, please know that I am reading them and appreciating your concern, but may not reply. I will continue to post updates as I have them. At this time, the authorities have not asked for the public’s assistance in searching. The area is unsafe and they have every park ranger and sherif assisting in the search. If that changes, I will let everyone know.”

(…) „“The search has been completed for today. The ground around the area his car was found has been searched completely. [We] went and walked the trails and along the shore of the St. Croix today, but did not find any sign of him. All search efforts tomorrow will be in the river. We are very impressed with the Washington County Sheriff’s Office and Park Rangers who have coordinated the search efforts. They are working day and night to find my brother. Thank you to everyone for their prayers.”