On Thursday afternoon, volunteers started a new search at Skotfoss.
Ask the search crews to think about safety
Bjørn Tore Næss coordinates and asks those who are looking to look in “impossible places”.
– Check sheds and be prepared for what you can find. Document where you go with pictures and always think about safety, he exhorted.
Irene Normann participated as a civilian, but is involved in search and rescue with Norwegian People’s Aid. Together with the police, she has agreed that they will first search the mountain behind Prix and an area from the block Jan Mathisen was visiting.
Many had turned up to take part in the search on Thursday.
Photo: Tore Øyvind Moen
The sister is still looking
His sister Beate Moskvil has been looking alone since she reported him missing on Sunday until Tuesday and is glad volunteers joined the search for the last two days. She has no plans to give up the search.
– I will join until we find him, says Moskvil.
On Wednesday, RIA (rescue dogs in action) also participated in the search. Crews from there will probably also assist on Thursday. The police have mainly carried out technical and tactical investigations in the case, including forensic investigations in and around the apartment and block where Mathisen is said to have stayed at the weekend, but it is expected that they will also launch a larger “official” search operation.
