Visser debuted in the Dutch volleyball team in 1994 in a friendly match against Ukraine. In 1995 she won the title of European Champion after winning the final match against Croatia 3–0 in the Netherlands. She was a member of the Dutch women's team at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, United States. Her team took fifth place in the Olympic tournament. In 2007, Visser received the golden federation's pin because of her record status as an international and her merits for volleyball in the Netherlands. On 4 October 2009, the Netherlands, including Visser, won the silver medal of the 2009 European Championship in Poland. They lost the final match against Italy 3–0.[1] In total she played five World Championships, nine European Championships and the Olympics. From 1994 to 2011 Visser played 514 matches with the national team, which is a record number for a Dutch player in any team sports. Officially she ended her volleyball career on 4 February 2012.[2]
Deathedit
On 13 May 2013, Visser and her boyfriend Lodewijk Severein disappeared shortly after checking into a hotel in the city of Murcia, Spain. They were supposed to meet a doctor the next day but failed to turn up, and the authorities were alerted. Their rental car was found on a city street more than a week later. Their bodies were found on 27 May 2013 in a shallow grave in a lemon grove, two weeks after they disappeared in the region. The pair had been abducted and killed.[3] Spanish police arrested Juan Cuenca Lorente, ex-director of volleyball club CAV Murcia 2005, and Romanian nationals Valentin Ion and Constatin Stan.[4] The police stated that there had been "certain business disagreements" between the murdered couple and the three men under arrest. Severein and Cuenca had planned to exploit a marble quarry, but these plans never materialized and Severein had requested several hundred thousand Euros of his investment to be returned. During the trial, Valentin Ion admitted to being present during the murder and that it took place on 14 May. After two years of investigation, the Spanish prosecution sought a 50-year prison sentence.[5][6][7]
In November 2016 Valentin Ion and Juan Cuenca Lorente were sentenced to a 34-year prison term, but on appeal in March 2017 the prison terms were increased to 40 years.[8][9]
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Ingrid Louise Visser 4 June 1977 14 May 2013 was a Dutch female volleyball player a member of the Netherlands women s national volleyball team in 1994 2011 a participant of the 1996 Olympic Games and 1995 European Champion Ingrid VisserPersonal informationFull nameIngrid Louise VisserBorn 1977 06 04 4 June 1977Gouda NetherlandsDied14 May 2013 2013 05 14 aged 35 Molina de Segura SpainHeight1 90 m 6 ft 3 in Weight74 kg 163 lb Spike314 cm 124 in Block298 cm 117 in Volleyball informationPositionMiddle blockerCareerYearsTeams1984 19941994 19971997 19992000 20012001 20032003 20072007 20082008 20092009 20112011 2013VC NesselandeVVC VughtMinas Tenis ClubeVicenza VolleyCV Las PalmasCV TenerifeTVC AmstelveenLeningradkaCAV Murcia 2005VC BakuNational team1994 2011Netherlands 514 Honours Women s volleyball Representing the Netherlands European Championship 1995 Netherlands Team 2009 Poland Team World Grand Prix 2007 Ningbo TeamLast updated 11 April 2017 Contents 1 Career 1 1 National team 2 Death 3 See also 4 Sporting achievements 4 1 Clubs 4 1 1 CEV Champions League 4 1 2 CEV Challenge Cup 4 1 3 National championships 4 2 National team 4 3 Individually 5 References 6 External linksCareer editNational team edit Visser debuted in the Dutch volleyball team in 1994 in a friendly match against Ukraine In 1995 she won the title of European Champion after winning the final match against Croatia 3 0 in the Netherlands She was a member of the Dutch women s team at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta United States Her team took fifth place in the Olympic tournament In 2007 Visser received the golden federation s pin because of her record status as an international and her merits for volleyball in the Netherlands On 4 October 2009 the Netherlands including Visser won the silver medal of the 2009 European Championship in Poland They lost the final match against Italy 3 0 1 In total she played five World Championships nine European Championships and the Olympics From 1994 to 2011 Visser played 514 matches with the national team which is a record number for a Dutch player in any team sports Officially she ended her volleyball career on 4 February 2012 2 Death editOn 13 May 2013 Visser and her boyfriend Lodewijk Severein disappeared shortly after checking into a hotel in the city of Murcia Spain They were supposed to meet a doctor the next day but failed to turn up and the authorities were alerted Their rental car was found on a city street more than a week later Their bodies were found on 27 May 2013 in a shallow grave in a lemon grove two weeks after they disappeared in the region The pair had been abducted and killed 3 Spanish police arrested Juan Cuenca Lorente ex director of volleyball club CAV Murcia 2005 and Romanian nationals Valentin Ion and Constatin Stan 4 The police stated that there had been certain business disagreements between the murdered couple and the three men under arrest Severein and Cuenca had planned to exploit a marble quarry but these plans never materialized and Severein had requested several hundred thousand Euros of his investment to be returned During the trial Valentin Ion admitted to being present during the murder and that it took place on 14 May After two years of investigation the Spanish prosecution sought a 50 year prison sentence 5 6 7 In November 2016 Valentin Ion and Juan Cuenca Lorente were sentenced to a 34 year prison term but on appeal in March 2017 the prison terms were increased to 40 years 8 9 See also editList of solved missing person casesSporting achievements editClubs edit CEV Champions League edit nbsp 2003 2004 with CV Tenerife CEV Challenge Cup edit nbsp 2000 2001 with Vicenza Volley National championships edit 1995 1996 nbsp Dutch Cup with VVC Vught 1995 1996 nbsp Dutch Championship with VVC Vught 1996 1997 nbsp Dutch Cup with VVC Vught 1996 1997 nbsp Dutch Championship with VVC Vught 2002 2003 nbsp Spanish Championship with CV Tenerife 2003 2004 nbsp Spanish Championship with CV Tenerife 2003 2004 nbsp Spanish Cup with CV Tenerife 2004 2005 nbsp Spanish Championship with CV Tenerife 2004 2005 nbsp Spanish Cup with CV Tenerife 2005 2006 nbsp Spanish Championship with CV Tenerife 2005 2006 nbsp Spanish Cup with CV Tenerife 2007 2008 nbsp Dutch Championship with TVC Amstelveen 2007 2008 nbsp Dutch Cup with TVC Amstelveen 2010 2011 nbsp Spanish Cup with CAV Murcia 2005 National team edit 1995 nbsp CEV European Championship 2007 nbsp FIVB World Grand Prix 2009 nbsp CEV European Championship Individually edit 2004 CEV Champions League Best BlockerReferences edit Wloszki mistrzyniami Starego kontynentu Archived 30 October 2014 at the Wayback Machine siatka org 4 October 2009 Ingrid Visser stopt bij Oranje Archived 2 November 2014 at the Wayback Machine volleybal nl 4 February 2012 Severein met veel geweld vermoord nos nl 28 May 2013 Verdachte Murcia volleybalbaas nos nl 28 May 2013 Volleyball mourns former European champion Ingrid Visser Archived 30 October 2014 at the Wayback Machine cev lu 27 May 2013 Dutch volleyball s Visser killed in Spain over business bbc co uk 28 May 2013 Zaak tegen verdachten brute moord Ingrid Visser geopend ad nl 29 May 2015 Romanian gets 34 years jail sentence in Spain for murdering Dutch volleyball player and her partner romania insider com 4 November 2016 Higher penalties for murder Visser Severein hotrecentnews com 16 March 2017 External links edit nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to Ingrid Visser Dutch Olympic Committee at the Wayback Machine archived 2007 06 09 in Dutch Ingrid Visser at the European Volleyball Confederation nbsp Ingrid Visser at WorldofVolley nbsp Ingrid Visser at Lega Pallavolo Serie A Femminile in Italian nbsp Ingrid Visser at Olympics com nbsp Ingrid Visser at Olympedia nbsp Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Ingrid Visser volleyball amp oldid 1219541079, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
