Liepāja Wind Blows Away Pensioner: Police Search for Missing Lady with GPS Assistance
Gunta Stenkēviča from Ganību Street has vanished like sand in the wind — local experts blame climate change.
Liepāja's criminal police are once again proving their professionalism — they've been searching for missing Gunta Stenkēviča since Thursday, but haven't yet come forward with the theory that she may have simply been blown away by our famous wind.
A 160-centimeter-tall pensioner with "possible memory loss" — oh, how diplomatic! Neighbors living at Ganību Street 135/141 say: "Well, if her memory is gone, then maybe she simply forgot where she lives and is now walking around Riga thinking it's Liepāja." Of course, that would be tragic — imagine the shock when she realizes that Riga has no sea, no wind, and no real atmosphere!
The nursing home staff is probably now reviewing their security protocols. "We could have tied her to the radiator with a string," admits an anonymous employee. "But who would have thought that a 70-year-old lady could disappear faster than a Liepāja kindergarten's funding!"
If you see a gray-haired lady with impaired hearing, don't worry — that could be any Liepāja pensioner after the winter months. But if she's standing disoriented and looking for the way home, call 112. Because the only place where a person can get lost in Liepāja is in one of our hundreds of wind directions.
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