Tik Tok video could be key to finding girl who disappeared 18 years ago

Sofia juarez She’s an unknown girl for 18 years. According to the police, was kidnapped while walking near her house, during the night of February 4, 2003, in Kennewick, in the state of Washington, United States. A day later, he would be five years old.

A video broadcast via the platform TIC Tac, could be the key to finding the fate of the young woman, who would already be 23 years old. Police said several users of the video maker app contacted Kennewick officers after viewing a video of a woman they said was This matches the approximate age of the abductees and how she appears to have looked over the years.

The video was recorded in March this year, in Culiacan, Sinaloa, by an influencer of this social network who is dedicated to recording videos in which asks passers-by questions of general knowledge. When the woman was asked her age, she said she was 22 and mentioned that she didn’t like having her birthday.

“But you don’t want to continue complying anymore, do you?” The interviewer asks the young woman, to which she replies that “Not at the moment because I am very busy.”

And carry on: “The truth is I don’t like having my birthday, it shocks me to be my birthday, actually … I want to send a hi to my dad and my nanny … if you watch this program, I want to you come to get me because I am kidnapped says the woman, to which the interviewer replies that he does not see her kidnapped.

“Well, they say I’m kidnapped, others say I’m in Italy, others say I’m in Japan … I want them to come for me, because the truth is I don’t don’t know where I’m from, if I’m from here or there, I’m in Culiacán Sinaloa “said the young woman.

Kennewick Police released a statement on a website set up to generate new leads in the investigation. The statement says they are aware of TikTok and are investigating it.

“We know the TikTok video. The research is in progress. Thanks to those who sent us information about this video. Thank you”said the statement. The website includes photographs of Juárez’s age progression and how he looks today.

Kennewick Police Special Investigator Al Wehner said investigators in the case contacted the TikTok user who interviewed the young woman. He helped them try to locate the woman in Culiacán, Wehner said.

He also said that at this time he could not reveal the name of the interviewer, who identifies himself on the video social network as “Acayalla”.

Some people claiming to be related to the woman have contacted the interviewer and denied that the young woman was the girl who went missing 18 years ago and asked her to stop posting the video she is being interviewed in, according to Al Wehner. He himself said the calls looked suspicious because when investigators in Kennewick attempted to track and contact people who requested that the video no longer be shown, they were unable to reach any.

Wehenr also said there were some very obvious similarities between the TikTok woman and the miner who went missing in 2003. THe also said that, ultimately, investigators hope to order the woman for a DNA test, to compare it with DNA that is in the Juárez archives.

Although Juárez’s mother died in 2009, investigators continue to be in close contact with the rest of the family.

Following new clues, Police said there was a “high degree of interest” in a light blue, silver or gray pickup truck from the late 1970s or early 1980s which had been seen in the area at the time of the disappearance of the young girl.

The website that was set up to track the case indicates that Sofía, the young girl, had her brilliant and innocent life stolen and that she will never be forgotten.

“Sofia was a beacon of the sun who was robbed of a brilliant and innocent life. His family, friends and community have lived under a dark cloud since he was taken from us. Sofia was, and still is, loved by all who knew her. Sofia will never be forgotten, ”reads the site.

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