The 'Missing Henny Project' was launched by American woman Kristin Klotz after she encountered Suki, the director of the Jeju Olle Foundation, while hiking in Jeju, South Korea. Moved by Suki's story of her lost friend Henny, Kristin formed a team on the same day to search for Henny, who had gone missing since 2006. The team began with just a photograph of Henny taken on the Camino de Santiago and little more than her name. Despite numerous challenges, including unsuccessful attempts to find clues through social media and online searches, the project continued to evolve as more team members from various countries joined the effort.