NASUM Offer Update On Missing Singer

January 10, 2005

Sweden's NASUM have posted the following update regarding the group's singer/guitarist Mieszko Talarczyk, who is among the 637 Swedes still missing in Thailand following the massive undersea earthquake measuring 8.7 on the Richter scale and resulting tsunamis along South Asia's coasts:

"As of Monday January 10, we have nothing to report about Mieszko's whereabouts. We can report that his girlfriend has returned to Sweden and is at the moment getting all possible treatment for her physical and emotional wounds.

"We would also alert all customers of [Mieszko's] Soundlab Studios to read the message [posted on the band's web site].

"Again, thanks for the support in the guestbook during the last couple of
weeks. We appreciate it a lot and seek comfort in your concern.

"Sincerely, the members of NASUM."

(Thanks: Sean Rickerd / www.darksoul7.com)

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