Police may find human remains in Heerhugowaard’s home

Forensic experts have strong indications that human remains have been found in the home in Heerhugowaard where police are searching for the remains of Albert Visser, who disappeared in 2021. A 31-year-old man from Heerhugowaard has been arrested .

The police tell NOS that the traces were found in the house, not in the garden. Further research must reveal whether these are human remains and whose remains. Police do not want to confirm whether the man arrested is Albert Visser’s son.

Albert Visser, then 67, was reported missing to police by a friend in October 2021. Nine months after he was last seen. He lived in the house that is now under investigation. The police did not immediately suspect a crime at the time, but they do now.

The son bought the house from his father three years ago, and rented a room from him. An ongoing financial conflict arose between the two. When the trial was filed in early 2021, Visser did not appear again.

Police previously found a diary of the disappeared man, in which he recorded meter readings every day. The last time he did that was on January 10, 2021. “Since no signs of life have been heard from him since then, it is very likely that he is no longer here,” said the police.

The police are spending tonight on the TV program Research requested attention to the matter.