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Israeli Police Seek Help Finding Missing Tel Aviv Woman

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Israeli Police are seeking public assistance to find Sandra Lutsenko, a 46-year-old woman from Tel Aviv who has been missing for about a year. She is described as 170 cm tall with reddish hair and brown eyes, and wears glasses. Anyone with information is asked to contact the police.

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  • Israeli Police are searching for missing 46-year-old Tel Aviv resident Sandra Lutsenko.
  • Lutsenko was last seen approximately one year ago.
  • She is described as 170 cm tall with reddish hair, brown eyes, and wears glasses.
  • The public is asked to contact police with any information on her whereabouts.
Israeli Police Seek Help Finding Missing Tel Aviv Woman
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The Israel Police are appealing to the public for assistance in locating Sandra Lutsenko, a 46-year-old resident of Tel Aviv. She was last seen approximately one year ago. Lutsenko is described as 170 cm tall, with a slender build, reddish hair, and brown eyes. She wears glasses. Authorities are urging anyone with information regarding her whereabouts to contact the police at 100 or the South Tel Aviv police station at 03-6304444.

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