Appeal for information over woman missing for four years

Police on Wednesday made a public appeal for information on the whereabouts of Maria Kakoyianni, 43, who has been missing from her home in Limassol since April 11, 2012.
Anyone with information should call the Limassol CID, the nearest police station, or the public hotline 1460.
Kakoyianni’s car was found locked two days later in a remote area of Lady’s Mile beach.
She left behind her baby and a note to her husband and family saying that she did not feel well (psychologically) and also felt depressed. The police have re-issued the appeal at the request of her family.

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