- A family is searching for their son who disappeared on November 20, 2024, two days after his wedding while he was on his honeymoon.
- Before disappearing, Vicent Peter Masawe called his wife and a friend claiming that a Land Cruiser was following him
- According to the police, Masawe may have had large debts, some related to his wedding, and the investigation continues to find him
Uncertainty has hit the family of a 36-year-old relative from Kigamboni in the country Tanzania who disappeared two days after her wedding.
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Vicent Peter Masawe went missing on November 20, 2024, during his honeymoon with his wife.
According to a statement shared on X by politician Boniface Jacob, Masawe left his wife for a short time to arrange the transportation of his in-laws but he did not return.
A Tanzanian groom goes missing a few days after the wedding
While continuing the activity, he called his wife and a close friend, claiming that a Land Cruiser was following him.
“While on his honeymoon, Vicent left his wife for a while to arrange transportation for his in-laws who were returning to Kilimanjaro after the wedding. Immediately after leaving to find the car, he made two calls—one to his wife (the bride) and the other to his friend Victor. In those calls, he reported that he was being followed by a Land Cruiser Hardtop while driving his car,” says part of the statement.
After those calls, Vicent and his car could not be found. Despite the family searching in police stations, hospitals, and even Mochuari, they still haven't found him.
What did the police say about the missing Tanzanian groom
After reports of the disappearance of the 36-year-old man, police officers said that preliminary investigations show that Masawe had debts, mainly due to a wedding.
It is said that he sold the car he had rented and used the money to pay off debts.
In addition, the police said there is a possibility that he faked his kidnapping, but the investigation of the matter is still ongoing.
“Some witnesses have said that the groom rented a car for the wedding but failed to return it. It is said that he sold the car and used his wife part of the money to pay the debts caused by the wedding. said Tanzanian police spokesman, David Misime.
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