Thanks to our brave new world of smart phones, security cameras, and online matrices, some solid evidence of Mike’s final hours was available. Rabat is a popular Maltese tourist destination ( Anette Andersen / Adobe Stock) Retracing Mike’s Last Steps The subterranean tombs of Rabat would be Mike’s last known destination. But that was all lost the day Mike directed his curious spirit towards the underground realm beneath Malta. Their favorite activity together was flying remote controlled airplanes, and it was this treasured pastime that inspired Mike to make aviation design his life’s ambition.
It seems Bernd passed this exploratory boldness onto his son, who enjoyed scuba diving and climbing. Bernd is an adventurous man, fond of sailing with his family on grand journeys across the sea. He is Mike’s father and has been at the front of the pack in the search for answers about what happened to his son, who he considered his best friend. The Mansholtsīernd Mansholt is a goldsmith from Oldenburg, in Germany. To this day, the Mansholts are still without those answers, and while there’s no shortage of theories, clues to this tragedy may be found in the ancient, secretive tunnels that hide beneath the island like a hollow spider’s web, woven into stone by a mysterious culture so long ago. The discovery of Mike’s body marked the beginning of a surreal, two-year-long ordeal to return his remains home and to find answers about what happened to him. About a week after Mike’s initial disappearance, his remains were discovered near the highest point of the island under very strange circumstances. Mike’s frantic parents raced to the island after Mike failed to arrive home. In July of 2016, seventeen-year-old Mike Mansholt, a tourist from Germany, vanished after setting out to explore the catacombs of Rabat on Malta, also known as the “Realm of the Dead”.
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