Victim of RAF Marham attempted abduction says 'his whole world has been turned upside down'
A serviceman who was the victim of an attempted abduction at RAF Marham in Norfolk says his world has been turned upside down.
The victim, who's in his 20s, was approached by two men "of middle Eastern appearance" while he was out jogging on Squires Hill in July.
He was then threatened with a knife before the men got away in a car, believed to be a dark coloured people carrier.
Detectives have said it is possible one of the suspects involved may have suffered a visible facial injury.
Public appeals and the release of e-fit images of the suspects, resulted in more than 500 calls from the public, but no arrests have yet been made.
Norfolk police will be appealing for information on Crimewatchon Monday night, live from RAF Marham.