Nick Frischke in Kapstadt verschollen

@CapeTownRob
Thank you for showing this photos! Now I can better "feel" his tour!

@CapeTownRob
Thanks for the pictures. Now I'm afraid they've dragged Nick into the water after all, and they'll never find him.

Dear Rob, thanks a lot for the photos. It gives now a better idea how it does look like there. And it is obvious that in such an area you cannot straight follow a path. Especially when you want to discover and explore the area.
Are you from Cape Town? What is your idea what could have happened to hi. And where?
I could cry again when I see this beautiful landscape and imagine how happy he was there until something very bad happened to him.

Yeah, I also thought it is all steep coast. But it looks easy to throw someone into the sea. All so horrible

Hi. Happy to help with the photos. Yes, I'm from Cape Town. Criminals are usually too lazy to go all the way to the top, they mainly operate lower down on the hiking routes; so it's a low probability that he was pushed from the top of The Sentinel. More likely that the criminals saw him going up and waited for him to come down.

The Hangberg community is beset with gangs who poach perlemoen (abalone) from the sea; making this area dangerous.

Likely he was attacked by the criminals near the bottom. I imagine he's a capable hiker, so I don't think he would have died from an accident whilst running away, although that is possible; if he'd fled north towards Maori Bay, my understanding is that route is only passable at low tied.

Thank you so much for the picture. Now I can see the areal without really a path there and can understand his behavior to find the path.

All right. Thanks for the info. That he was attacked upstairs, I don't think it's likely. It makes sense to watch Nick from downstairs, then attack him downstairs.

@CapeTownRob
Thank you for the photos here.
So what do you think?
Why is the police primarily looking for Nick on the mountain/the Sentinel and less around the Slums?
Sorry for my english, it's just school english.

What do you think happened here on more speed?


https://www.alltrails.com/de/trail/south-africa/western-cape/duiker-island-and-hangberg

It surprised me a bit that the final waypoint wasn't at the trig beacon at the top; it was recorded slightly before and below. Here I'm standing on the final waypoint, taking a photo of the summit.

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This stretch is very steep, and you have to use your hands to scramble up. It's not obvious where the path is, so you make up your own route.

@CapeTownRob
Thank you.
This point ist the biggest question mark in my brain...

Dies ist wahrscheinlich nichts, und es ist ziemlich lange später, aber ich fand dieses Hemd ziemlich hoch auf dem Weg.

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Auf dem Foto der Überwachungskamera trägt er ein dunkles T Shirt.
In the surveillance camera photo, he is wearing a dark T-shirt

@CapeTownRob
We have to talk in german, so is it possible for you to use the Google translator for example?

Wir müssen hier Deutsch sprechen, ist es möglich für dich, dass du zB den Google Übersetzer benutzt?

Ja, ich kann Google Translate verwenden.

@CapeTownRob
Du wohnst vor Ort, hast du eine Ahnung, warum sich sie Suche nach Nick hauptsächlich auf den Berg beschränkte?
Die Wahrscheinlichkeit ist ja gegeben, dass ihm etwas auf dem Rückweg über die Slums zugestoßen ist, warum wurde da so wenig gesucht?

Ich weiß nicht. Vielleicht denken sie, dass sie es vermieden hätten, schwere Verbrechen zu begehen, wenn es viele Zeugen gibt. Ich hoffe, sie haben diesen Bereich überprüft, da es sich wie eine Möglichkeit anfühlte.
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@CapeTownRob

Danke für die Fotos. Denkst du es könnte sich um dieses Shirt gehandelt haben?
https://www.bz-berlin.de/brandenburg/nick-schickte-seiner-mutter-am-tag-des-verschwindens-ein-foto
Daran musste ich sofort denken. Es ist auch auf den Vermisstenanzeigen abgebildet.
Hast du das Hemd liegen lassen?

@flo_dol
Das Shirt von Nick ist beige und hat einen Rundhals-Ausschnitt. Denke nicht, dass es dasselbe wie das Fundstück.