Man's disappearance might be linked to farm theft

Nenu Pace, reported missing on Wednesday might have sought justice following theft from his farm in Qrendi.

17 August 2013, 12:00am
by Staff Reporter

1 min read

The police said that the disappearance of a 63-year-old man from Qrendi, who was reported missing on Wednesday, might be linked with a theft from the man's farm.

Reportedly, Nenu Pace was attempting to seek justice after his farm was ransacked, however there was no confirmation of this.

Tools worth several thousand euros were stolen from the farm in Qrendi and although some persons were questioned by the police, the investigations have not been concluded.

The man was last seen on Wednesday afternoon in his field in Qrendi where he was wearing a grey shorts and a yellow and black shirt. The man is of a slight build and is 5"5 tall.

Anyone having any information was asked to phone in confidence on telephone 119.

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