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Thursday 25 June 2009 8:00 pm

ABN Amro man vanishes with a pair of shotguns

By: admindrupal

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THE FORMER chief financial officer of ABN Amro has gone missing and is believed to have taken two shotguns with him.

Police have issued an urgent call for information as to the whereabouts of Huibert Boumeester, who was reported missing after failing to show up for a meeting with headhunters on Monday.

Boumeester was at the centre of a battle to stave off the attentions of Royal Bank of Scotland last year and is understood to have been suffering from depression.

He holds a license for six shotguns, which he keeps at his homes in London and Perthshire, but two of the guns are missing.

Scotland Yard has enlisted the help of police in Holland, Boumeester’s home country, and have told anyone who sees him not to approach him but to call the police.

He is believed to be driving his 56-reg Range Rover.

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