Never Quit Looking — Case File
Missing Person
Case ID#: 0003
VICTIM’S PHOTOGRAPH
Missing
Garikai Ndomboya
May Also Be Known As:
Unidentified Person Notice: In English, unidentified individuals are often known as “Jane Doe” or “John Doe.” This means the victim’s true name is currently unknown.
Biological Sex: Male
Age at the Time: 19
Country: Zimbabwe
Date Missing: Circa 2000
Brief Overview: Garikai Ndomboya is a young man who disappeared from his hometown in Zimbabwe under unknown circumstances.
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Victim Description
Physical Description
Date of Birth
August 7, 1980
Birthplace
Chiredzi, Masvingo, Zimbabwe
Age
19
Age Group
Teenager (13 to 19 Years Old)
Biological Sex
Male
Hair Color
Black
Eye Color
Brown
Ethnicity
Nationality
Zimbabwe
Language(s) Spoken
Shona
Physical Build
Height (ft’ in”)
5'6"
Height (cm)
168 cm
Weight (lbs)
143 lbs
Weight (kg)
65 kg
Distinguishing Features
Other Descriptors
Detached Earlobe
Thick Eyebrows
Description of Events
Disappearance
Date Last Seen
January 1, 2000
The Incident
Garikai Ndomboya was a young 19 year old man who disappeared from Chiredze, Zimbabwe under unknown circumstances sometime around 2000.
Multiple Victims?
Places of Interest
Disappearance
City
Chiredzi
State or Province
Masvingo
Country
Zimbabwe
Latitude & Longitude
-21.0367121,31.6553365
General Location
Town or City
Resources
Contact Authorities
Police, Relevant Agencies, & Other Useful Personnel
Important Notice
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Contact Information — Zimbabwe
Agency 🏢
Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP)
Phone Number 📞
(242) 703631 or (242) 700171
Emergency Phone Number 🚨
995
Website 💻
Email Address 📧
IDD Prefix
00
Country Code
+263
Additional Contacts
- Zimbabwe Red Cross Society (ZRCS) at info@redcrosszim.org.zw or https://www.redcrosszim.org.zw
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