The young CubanLeudis Rodríguez Marrero, 30, who was last seen on March 1 in the Nueva Paz municipality, in Mayabeque, he remains missing.
Her cousin Kateryn Sánchez, who reported the case inFacebook and has kept updating it, he shared on Saturdaynew information obtained in these days of searching.
According to him, on the day of his disappearance, a Friday, his phone was connected in the afternoon. On Sunday, one of his aunts received a call from Alejandro Sepúlveda, owner of the El Peniche farm, where the young man worked, saying that he did not appear and that he had filed a complaint.
"Obviously the whole family communicated to start investigating. At noon I started calling my cousin by direct call, the first calls came with my cell phone turned off like 12:00 to 12:30, maybe a little longer. Their phone rang on two consecutive calls, then they turned it off again. I kept calling and their phone rang again, and then they turned it off and never turned it on again (that is, off, on, off, on). and finally off)," he explained.
Kateryn pointed out that in the buildings at the exit of Nueva Paz they saw her cousin a few times when he went to town, who always walked alone, didn't talk to anyone and didn't mess with anyone.
Leudis Rodríguez isa native of Santiago de Cuba, but he was in Mayabeque working on the aforementioned farm where, according to her cousin, the conditions were terrible. "The most likely thing was that he was even hungry and he didn't say anything," he stressed.
"At the back ofwhere he was staying they found blood (which to date there are no results). And they gave or had given a candle to a banana tree that was further back. Where is your phone, who lives orWho is close to where you gave your phone's last power-on location? There are 10 cats there - so to speak - and nobody knows anything! No one saw anything? "Really?" he questioned.
According to the young woman, at the beginning of the investigation Leudis's employers said that they had already paid her money because between Saturday and Sunday she would leave for her home in Santiago de Cuba.
"At least I have not been able to verify that information, because IThey have changed the payment amount four times and they tell one thing one thing and another another", denounced Kateryn.
"Then I ask myself and we ask our family: Where is my cousin, where? In an area that is not that big, that there are not that many people, is it so difficult to find out in so many days? Nooo, I don't think so!" , he expressed.
The young woman, who lives outside the country, asked to continue sharing the story on the networks.
"A little humanity, please! We are desperate to find it! No one can stand this tension anymore," he concluded.
Days ago, Kateryn promised arewards anyone who offers accurate information about their cousin's whereabouts, although he did not specify the amount of money.
"Please do not make mocking comments, we are human and our family is united. If anyone knows anything, call us at any of the published numbers: 50004869 - 51547618 - 59566440 - 55128167," pleaded user Susana Álvarez.
A native of Santiago de Cuba and resident in the town of El Cristo, specifically on the Minas Highway, Rodríguez Marrero is the father of two children.
He worked on Alejandro Sepúlveda Vega's farm, located in Nueva Paz, in the old Campeche Camp, today Finca 'El Peniche'. Since his disappearance, his cell phone has been turned off to any calls.
He has parents, a brother, uncles, cousins and friends, who describe him as a quiet and hard-working young man.
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