Vilma Gil, a 51-year-old Cuban mother residing in Hialeah, has been missing for two weeks.
The woman, mother of a five-year-old girl, was last seen on June 1st when she left her house at noon heading to a beauty salon, as she had plans to get ready to attend her daughter's end-of-year party the next day.
Her trail was lost at a gas station on 157th Avenue and Kendall Drive. Investigations revealed that Vilma never made it to the hair salon.
The next day, the police authorities found his car abandoned at mile 32 on 8th Street in the Everglades, in a dark area near a lake.
Inside the vehicle were his belongings, but not his cell phone or a credit card.
"I didn't notice anything strange about her. I noticed she was in good spirits, I would have never imagined that it would be the last time I would talk to her for a long time," her husband, Alexei Licea, said in statements to Univision.
The man recounted that he tried to contact her several times unsuccessfully until he thought that her phone had run out of battery. That same night, he reported it to the police.
"It has been some really tough days, having to deal with this situation where one doesn't know what has happened," concluded the man.
Digna Gil, the sister of the missing Cuban woman, appears more desperate, pleading for help to locate her sister.
"Everywhere I go, I look around, hoping to see her, but in vain... Trusting in God, in you, and in all those who are working on the case," the woman told the aforementioned media.
Digna Gil made a call to the community to report any clues that could lead to the whereabouts of her sister.
The local authorities continue with the investigation and ask anyone with relevant information to contact the Miami-Dade County Police Department.
The family is also organizing community searches and requests the participation of all those who can collaborate.
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