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Tag: Jakob Jensen

Denmark / General news / Thailand

Missing Dane found dead in Bangkok

May 29, 2025May 30, 2025 - by Gregers Møller - 3 Comments.

Jakob Jensen, the 41-year-old Danish citizen who has been missing in Thailand since March 2025, has been confirmed dead. The confirmation follows weeks of investigation after Jakob’s family, with support …

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Denmark / General news / Thailand

Danish man missing in Thailand for over two months

May 12, 2025May 12, 2025 - by Gregers Møller - Leave a Comment

A 41-year-old Danish citizen, Jakob Jensen, has been missing in Thailand since early March 2025, according to a Facebook post made by Kulnida Natnicha S. Srita, who is assisting the …

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