Search for Missing 25-Year-Old Woman in Rönninge Enters Third Day with Police Investigation Ongoing

The search for a 25-year-old woman missing since Friday in Salem, southwest of Stockholm, has now entered its third day, with police continuing their intensive efforts in the areas around Rönninge and Uttran lake. Authorities have not ruled out foul play and remain committed to finding her.

Police spokesperson Mats Eriksson confirmed that the investigation is active, with newly established police cordons around Uttran lake since Saturday evening to support the search. The volunteer organization Search and Rescue (SAR) is also participating, underscoring a collaborative effort to locate the missing woman.

While no concrete suspect has been identified yet, several persons of interest are currently under investigation by the police. According to Eriksson, investigators are reviewing their internal systems to uncover any connections to the missing individual. A press conference is scheduled for 11:30 on Sunday to provide further details on the case.

The ongoing search efforts focus on ground patrols and defined search areas in and around Rönninge, and the police have not disclosed the results of recent cordon operations. The authorities stress their determination to exhaust all possibilities until the missing woman is found or there is a definitive answer regarding her disappearance.

This case remains a priority for the Salem police department and is closely followed by the local community and media. The collaboration between law enforcement and volunteer organizations highlights the scale and urgency of the search.

As of December 28, 2025, the investigation and search operations continue, with updates expected following the upcoming police press briefing.