02-20-21.-A couple of Venezuelan origin asked the South Florida community in the United States for help to bring back home their 21-year-old daughter, Noemi Bolívar, who disappeared without a trace on Thursday February 11th.
José and Marycel Bolívar, the parents of the missing young woman, who has a certain degree of autism, cried in front of the television cameras when they asked for help to find Noemi.
Noemi Bolívar, who has two younger brothers, boarded a bus on Thursday, February 11, to go to the Anne Kolb Nature Center in Hollywood, where she was last seen at around 6:00 pm that day.
“He has never, never, stayed out of the house and he is not partying,” said the mother.
Francis Verde, a friend of the family, told EFE that Noemi used to go to exercise at that place every day at the same time. “From there she sent a photo to a friend on Snapchat on Friday the 12th,” said Verde.
He did not carry credit cards or money, so it is ruled out that he was the victim of a robbery.
According to Noemi’s mother told EFE, the police went to her house to ask for a garment of the young Venezuelan so that the dogs trained to search for people could follow her trail.
Police officer Christian Lata told local media that they have conducted search operations to find any evidence or indication of where he could be or moved, but still without results.
Marycel Bolívar said that they have received many calls and messages from people who say they have seen Noemi, but none of those clues that they have given to the police are conclusive.
The parents are convinced that their daughter is alive. “Until there is a body, I will believe it,” they say.
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