American Expat ERIC ZIEBART Missing in Cambodia & Needs Help

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Re: American Expat ERIC ZIEBART Missing in Cambodia & Needs Help

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Stand down the search parties. he's been found :)
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jaynewcastle wrote: ↑Wed Feb 03, 2021 12:19 pm Stand down the search parties. he's been found :)
Yes, dudes, not to worry about Mr. Ziebart too much. I mean, we live in these SE Asian dumps to get our little slice of tropical paradise. This dude, Ziebart rustproofing fortune heir, can afford Honolulu.
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As a general remark, seeing that this thread is old and he has long since been found:

If you have a mentally ill family member prone to going off the rails abroad, it would be best to make sure that they "lose" their passport before even leaving. Having to track them down in - and repatriate them from - a country like Cambodia can be a nightmare, and in other cases it didn't work out at all. There's a very real chance of DEATH. There, I said it.
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Re: American Expat ERIC ZIEBART Missing in Cambodia & Needs Help

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Alex wrote: ↑Wed Feb 03, 2021 2:12 pm As a general remark, seeing that this thread is old and he has long since been found:

If you have a mentally ill family member prone to going off the rails abroad, it would be best to make sure that they "lose" their passport before even leaving. Having to track them down in - and repatriate them from - a country like Cambodia can be a nightmare, and in other cases it didn't work out at all. There's a very real chance of DEATH. There, I said it.
He won’t be going back to Cambodia. He has gotten medical help and will be staying in the U.S.
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Re: American Expat ERIC ZIEBART Missing in Cambodia & Needs Help

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Marty wrote: ↑Wed Feb 03, 2021 12:44 pm
jaynewcastle wrote: ↑Wed Feb 03, 2021 12:19 pm Stand down the search parties. he's been found :)
Yes, dudes, not to worry about Mr. Ziebart too much. I mean, we live in these SE Asian dumps to get our little slice of tropical paradise. This dude, Ziebart rustproofing fortune heir, can afford Honolulu.
You know nothing about him. He has gotten help. He was just a misguided soul when he left home. He has little money but is surviving with the help of people who care.
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