Relatives of Keiner David Ramos Pardo have been searching for him since last Sunday, March 19, after he was last seen leaving his home in the El Por Fin neighborhood of the southwestern city of Barranquilla.
Through a circular from the Disappeared Unit of the CTI of the Public Prosecutor’s Office, the face and identity of this minor, thinly built and 1 meter and 60 centimeters tall, were published.
According to his mother, the minor went out that Sunday to take his girlfriend home and asked for 5,000 pesos to buy food when he returned. He went outside again and there the trail was lost.
“He disappeared on March 19 in the El Por Fin neighborhood of Barranquilla. In the afternoon, he left his mother’s house, talking to friends on the way, and later they saw that a white van took him against his will,” notes one of the search forms provided by the family.
Similarly, it was reported that the Public Prosecutor’s Office had filed a complaint of enforced disappearance, relating to the fact that he was forced into the vehicle against his will.
second case
This Wednesday, March 3, 16-year-old Lizney Rivera did not return to her home in the El Santuario neighborhood.
At the request of his relatives, his identity and a photo of his face are published. The teenager is wearing jeans, a black blouse, tennis shoes and a pink bag.
If you have any information, please call 302 222 1275 or 302 219 1317.
Source: El heraldo
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