Colin Marma, a 26-year-old resident of Garrison, NY, told his co-workers on February 2 that he was going out for coffee, but never returned. Then his car was found abandoned nearly 50 miles south, in Upper Manhattan.
His family in Hudson Valley is “deeply concerned” one month after her disappearance, especially as Marma struggles with mental health issues, suffers schizophrenia y Bipolar disorder and went hospitalized twice, when he was 20 and 22, said his mother, Jeanne Marie Fleming. The young man lives with her and her stepfather, Roland Heitmann.
“He went out to have coffee and didn’t come back.”
Jeanne Marie Fleming – Mother of Colin Marma, missing young man
At the time of her disappearance, Marma was working for a small cabinet shop tied to her stepfather’s construction company in Cold Spring, an opportunity she was “quite excited about,” her Heitmann said.
“He left here and drove to work, got to work and left work,” his mother told New York Post in a telephone interview. “Then she went back to work. “She walked into the carpentry shop, started doing some things and then ended up leaving, and the guys she worked with thought she had gone out for coffee and never came back.”
The distraught family filed a police report the next day. About four days later the police notified them that his car was found abandoned at 143rd Street and Broadway in Hamilton Heights, Manhattan.
It is a white Mercedes-Benz van model 2004 with New York registration KXE6055. His cell phone was hidden in the glove compartment.but unfortunately he was in “airplane” mode, his mother said.
The last sighting of Marma was on a security video captured inside “Bless Bar & Kitchen,” at the same Upper Manhattan intersection where her car was found, according to her stepfather. “And after that she practically disappeared. There has been no sign of him anywhere. “We are deeply, deeply concerned… We have no idea where she is,” her stepfather reiterated.
Marma seemed to have a relapse in his mental problems for about a week before his disappearance. “My son sees a therapist and a psychiatrist,” Fleming’s mother said. “He’s really trying, in many, many ways, to get out, to avoid this type of situation.”
Anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to call the Sheriff’s Office at (845) 225-4300. Also 1-800-577-TIPS (8477) and in Spanish 1-888-57-PISTA (74782). Or through the page crimestoppers.nypdonline.org or by text message to 274637 (CRIMES), followed by TIP577. All communications are strictly confidential.
2024-03-02 18:57:00
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