In the past two weeks we've reported on two missing females; one a 15 year old was found while the other, 21 year old Melanie Veronica Conorqui who suffers from amnesia is still worryingly, missing.
And tonight there is another worrying disappearance to report. It is the case of 19 year old Belize City resident, Neisa Pipersburgh. The resident of Faber's Road Extension has been missing since yesterday and her mother, Alice Williams is worried sick. She says it's never happened before and when she came home yesterday she found the house in an unusual state:...
Alice Williams, Mother
"I came home yesterday and I saw that my back door wasn't lock it was just pushed. The whole house was opened up."
Jules Vasquez
"That's unusual?"
Alice Williams
"That's very unusual."
Jules Vasquez
"Was there any sign of forced entry."
Alice Williams
"No, there wasn't any sign of forced entry or anything but then the whole house was open up, her room was open up, the windows, her old phones were on the bed and she wasn't there so I thought to myself that she had just step out and went to a friend up the street. So I went to sleep and I was calling yesterday evening around 4 and she wasn't answering her phone so I was waiting for her to return my call. Since then everybody who knows her have been trying to get in touch with her and we still cannot get in touch with her, her phone just ring off the hook. She has no history of staying out of my house on a whole. So I don't know what to think. All I can do is to plea if she is out there to please come home or please contact me because I really need to know where she is. I think it's the greatest fear that any mother could have that the child might not return or show up dead. I am hoping that, that is not the case. "
Anyone with information about Neisa PIPERSBURGH is asked to call 605-3189. She graduated from Pallotti on Sunday.
And going back to that other case we told you about on Monday. Anyone knowing the whereabouts of 21 year old Melanie Veronica Conorqui is asked to call the nearest police station or her brother at 626-3207.
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