‘Strange disappearance’ of Wikileaks Consultant And Associate of Julian Assange Investigated in Norway
Cybersecurity expert Arjen Kamphuis, associate of founder Julian Assange, has been reported as missing in Norway, and was last seen in northern Norway on August 20th.
The news was confirmed by Wikileaks on Sunday, that Kamphuis was last seen on August 20th, when he left his hotel in the Norwegian town of Bodø.
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WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) tweeted the following on August 31st, 2018: “.@JulianAssange associate and author of “Information Security for Journalists” @ArjenKamphuis has disappeared according to friends (@ncilla) and colleagues. Last seen in Bodø, #Norway, 11 days ago on August 20.”
.@JulianAssange associate and author of "Information Security for Journalists" @ArjenKamphuis has disappeared according to friends (@ncilla) and colleagues. Last seen in Bodø, #Norway, 11 days ago on August 20. pic.twitter.com/dV75NGKpgI
— WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) August 31, 2018
Updating the next day, WikiLeaks tweets, “Update on the strange disappearance of @ArjenKamphuis. Arjen left his hotel in Bodø on August 20. He had a ticket flying out of Trondheim on August 22. The train between the two takes ~10 hours, suggesting that he disappeared in within hours in Bodø, Trondheim or on the train.”
Update on the strange disappearance of @ArjenKamphuis. Arjen left his hotel in Bodø on August 20. He had a ticket flying out of Trondheim on August 22. The train between the two takes ~10 hours, suggesting that he disappeared in within hours in Bodø, Trondheim or on the train. https://t.co/t4OTJZGBeT
— WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) September 2, 2018
“A website set up to gather information on the missing person says: “He is 47 years old, 1.78 meters tall and has a normal posture. He was usually dressed in black and carrying his black backpack. He is an avid hiker.”
There have reportedly been two unconfirmed possible sightings, one in Alesund, Norway, and the other in Ribe, Denmark,” reported the German website dw.com.
Norweigan authorities started an investigation into the case on Sunday.
“We have started an investigation,” police spokesman Tommy Bech told the French news agency AFP. At the time, the police “would not speculate about what may have happened to him.”
The story is still developing.
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