With drones and family canine binomials of Debanhi Escobar they keep hope: “Every day, until I find you”

With their hearts in hand and hope intact, authorities, family and friends of Debanhi Escobar continue their search for the young woman who disappeared early Saturday, April 9 on the road to Nuevo Laredo in the state of Nuevo León.

Neither the 40-degree heat of northern Mexico nor the uncertainty of the passing of days have been able to break the hope that Debanhi's loved ones have for finding her alive. Ten days after her disappearance, her search bulletin continues to circulate on social networks and there are still meetings of leaflet and inquiry to gather clues about the whereabouts of the 18-year-old girl.

In addition to the investigations being carried out by the Attorney General's Office of the State of Nuevo León (FGE), members of feminist collectives, canine binomials, influencers and media personalities have even made drones available to Debahni's family that fly over the area where it is reported that she was seen by last time. Thus, the search for Debahni has spread across heaven, sea and earth.

Through Debanhi Escobar's Instagram account, family members have shared the advances in the research and, in the same way, have used it as a massive means of disseminating information about his disappearance.

The social network of the disappeared girl has been run on several occasions by her cousin, who from the beginning has shared videos as she walks through the arid and desolate area where, according to reports, Debanhi lost contact with her loved ones after attending a Quinta in the Nueva Castilla neighborhood, in the municipality. from Escobedo, Nuevo Leon.

The photograph of the 18-year-old girl has been shared daily on social networks, including support from the most popular influencers in the state to disseminate Debanhi's search bulletin, including comedian Franco Escamilla, Jacobo Wong, Jimena Longoria, Roberto Martínez, the regional band La Addictive, Tania Gatas and even to the fans, players and managers of the Los Tigres football team. However, the family has not received a flattering response from many of the characters mentioned.

Despite this, family and friends of Debanhi continue to search for the teenager, so every day they gather outside the Nueva Castilla Motel to flyer and track any track in the vicinity, where security cameras have revealed that the young lady was there for the last time.

Debanhi's cousin shared on her social network the last photograph they have of the young woman, which they claim was taken by the driver who would allegedly take her home. The version of events reported by the friends with whom he attended the meeting indicates that Debanhi left the place on board a vehicle that offered transport services, without registration in any of the mobility apps. The teenager left the car on the road to Ladero, at approximately 5 in the morning, due to alleged differences with the driver.

The governor of the state of Nuevo León, Samuel García, has heeded the call for help from Debanhi's family to find her, so the Attorney General's Office (FGE) has carried out the necessary investigations to determine their whereabouts. In this way, on April 16, new clues were revealed that accentuated her parents' hope to find her alive.

One of the clues that could shed light in the search for Debanhi is the review of the security cameras of various establishments located in the vicinity of his last location. According to independent journalist Víctor Badillo, there are 18 audiovisual recording devices between the Quinta where Debanhi was located and the camellón where the last photograph was taken.

Meanwhile, Mario Escobar, Debanhi's father, said that together with the authorities they were able to review 15 videos captured by security cameras around his last location, near the Nueva Castilla Motel. According to the Telediario microphones, after observing the material, he had a new hope of finding his daughter, although there are no videotapes to be analyzed.

After getting off halfway down the road, Debanhi was seen crossing to the other side of the road, as she traveled 20 meters to a freight forwarding company, where she entered on her own foot, but was never caught leaving. Because of this, it has transpired that investigations by the Attorney General's Office of the State of Nuevo León (FGE) would focus on the place, since it is the last place where the 18-year-old girl was seen.

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