Colombian family disappears in Mexico; He was traveling from CDMX to the border of Ciudad Juárez

Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua.- One colombian familymade up of two adults and two minors, they disappeared when they were traveling from Mexico City to the border of Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua.

Since last May 28 The family was last seen when they were heading to Ciudad Juárez, and their whereabouts are unknown to date.

The Chihuahua Prosecutor’s Office activated the search files to find the whereabouts of the four members of the Colombian family: Silvia Marcela Martínez Parra34 years old; Fredy Méndez Remolina34 years old; Miguel Esteban Ramírez Martínez15 years old, and Keily Beltrán Martínez9 years old.

Mother, Silvia MarcelaHe is 1.60 meters tall, weighs 46 kg, has a light brown complexion and a slim build. As particular signs, Silvia has a mole on her left cheek, a tattoo on one of her ankles in the shape of a butterfly, a tattoo on one of her forearms in the shape of a feather and the word “family.”

fredy34 years old, is 1.75 meters tall, weighs 75 kg, has a dark complexion and a slim build.

Miguel Esteban, 15 years old, is 1.56 meters tall, weighs 42 kg, has a light brown complexion and a slim build. She has a mole on her right cheekbone.

The girl Keily9 years old, is 1.10 meters tall, weighs 30 kg, has a light brown complexion and a slim build.

Until now, further information about his disappearance is unknown. The Chichuahua Prosecutor’s Office makes available the number of the Central Headquarters Search Commission: (614) 429-33-00 Ext. 11343 and that of the North Headquarters Search Commission: (656) 629-33-00 Ext. 56923

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