Gunnel Gummeson (born 1930), Swedish teacher, central figure in a famous case of disappearance
In May 1963, the cabinet secretary of the Swedish foreign office, Leif Belfrage, received a confidential, personal letter from the USA ambassador, J. Graham Parsons, with the information that Gunnel Gummeson was likely being kept in captivity as the daughter-in-law of a wealthy clan chief in Qaisar, Kala Khan; she was also to have given birth to a son.
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None of the information after they left Shibarghan was confirmed, however, and reports that they had been seen in Qaisar were disregarded by Afghan authorities.