Online check-in done in missing medical student's name
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Online check-in done in missing medical student's name
Published on Oct 5, 2011
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By Tham Yuen-C
Four days after Singaporean medical student Kouk Leong Jin went missing in Athens, someone checked in online for a flight to Singapore booked under his name.
A spokesman for the airline, Thai Airways, told The Straits Times on Tuesday that an e-ticket was issued on Oct 1 but no one with that e-ticket turned up at the Athens International Airport that afternoon.
The airline's system did not capture what time the Internet check-in was done or where the person had logged in from.
The Straits Times understands that the Greek police are now trying to trace the person through the Internet Protocol address - a unique number assigned to each device connected to the Internet.
http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/Singapore/Story/STIStory_720010.html
No intention to be mean. But I think he could have been robbed and killed. It was reported in TODAY that Greek authorities picked up signal of his mobile from a remote village, some distance away from Greece. -
We still hope for the best, but things don’t look good.
Hopefully, they can trace the IP address. -
Sure does not look good at all…
Am very sad to say. -
if the police can picked up his mobile signal from a remote village...
hang in there.... there is still a mini chance he may be found.... and alive....
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I feel sad for his wife. They were married only weeks ago.
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Leads trickle in for S'porean missing in Greece
Yahoo! NewsroomBy Jeanette Tan | Yahoo! Newsroom – 1 hour 24 minutes ago
A member of the Greek police told The New Paper on Tuesday that a man resembling Kouk was seen in the capital on Monday.
A female passer-by, who claimed to have spotted him in Central Athens, called the police after seeing a poster of Kouk listed as a missing person.
The police staff said, \"His clothes, height, weight all match. But we don't know for sure if it's him or not.\"
A glimpse of hope. -
caroline3sg:
Greece is in a bad state now. I really :xedfingers: for him. Hope he'd just lost his phone..
No intention to be mean. But I think he could have been robbed and killed. It was reported in TODAY that Greek authorities picked up signal of his mobile from a remote village, some distance away from Greece. -
even before the present financial crisis, Greece is not considered as a safe place
as an example, if you rent a car from a car rental company like Hertz or Avis, say from Swiss or France, you are NOT allowed to drive it into Greece. that shows you how safe they are -
I feel sad…he is afterall someody’s son.
Even if he is not alive, at least the body has to be found or there will never be a closure. -
His wife is a teacher in my child’s school…She is such a lovely lady, always smiling, bubbly…it was so shocking to view her on TV in tears & to hear the sad news…all our prayers are there for the family. Hope we can hear some good news soon.
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