Concerns Rise Over Missing Doraiky Águila: Possible Victim of Deceptive Abduction

Doraiky Águila Vázquez, a Cuban national, has been missing for half a year, sparking fears that she might be a victim of a deceptive abduction. The warning comes from official journalist Miguel Reyes and has been echoed by Doraiky's mother, Maura Vázquez, suggesting that she might be held captive.

Reyes expressed concern that "Doraiky Águila Vázquez, missing for six months now, with a special mental state, could be experiencing a peaceful abduction through deceit. She is a beautiful woman, potentially held by an unscrupulous person under the guise of being her husband."

The 48-year-old woman was last seen on March 15, leaving her home in Lawton in the early hours and has not been seen since. Family and friends have been spreading alerts on social media to intensify the search, emphasizing her condition of transient memory loss, which heightens their anxiety.

Community Efforts to Find Doraiky

Neighbors and activists are urging a shift in search strategies to include a community-based approach, asking residents to confirm her absence from local areas in an effort to broaden the search's reach. Her vulnerability, combined with her undocumented status, raises fears that someone could exploit her situation under false pretenses.

The last known sighting of Doraiky had her wearing a loose-fitting yellow dress and black sandals with a red stripe. Anyone with information is urged to take a photo and immediately contact the numbers provided by her family.

Family's Desperate Plea

The address given by her relatives, should she be found, is her home at Pocitos 939, between 18 and 19, Lawton, in the Diez de Octubre municipality. From there, her mother clings to hope for news of her whereabouts, issuing daily pleas for assistance.

To date, no official investigation results have been released, deepening the concerns of those who fear that Doraiky Águila is being held against her will.