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Age progression expert working on missing child case

Cape Argus

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May 16, 2025

AN AGE progression expert has worked behind the scenes, collaborating with police to create an image of how 26-year-old Asheeqah Noordien could look today, using the facial features of her mother, father and grandmother to present an outcome in the hopes that it can solve the 20-year-old missing person's case.

- GENEVIEVE SERRA

Age progression expert working on missing child case

Police are now working behind the scenes, responding to any leads or information that could piece together what happened to Noordien after her mother, Naeemah Noordien, and grandmother, Jacqueline Jansen, 67, said they believed she may be alive and living in Cape Town, possibly on a farm in Philippi.

This information came to light during a meeting with the police, which the Cape Argus was invited to be part of.

During the interview, the women reached out to the public, appealing for information and also called on Noordien to come forward should she still be alive.

In June 2005, a 6-year-old Noordien vanished from Eva Court, Stormsriver Road, Manenberg.

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