Cuban author Jocy Medina, residing in Canada, has taken to social media to report the disappearance of her son, Dennis. He was last seen two nights ago in Ottawa after leaving home while struggling with severe depression. Medina has shared recent photos of Dennis, pleading for public assistance in locating him, after unsuccessful attempts to find him in hospitals, shelters, and the streets of Canada's capital.
"I've searched hospitals, shelters, and every corner of this city," she wrote in a heartfelt social media post. "He left home burdened by immense depression. I'm losing hope, but no pain compares to losing a child, so I will never stop looking for him," she expressed, visibly moved.
The author urged anyone with information about Dennis's whereabouts to contact her immediately and requested the community to share her message to increase the chances of finding him. "Pray to God that my son is safe and that he returns in good health," she pleaded.
As of now, there has been no official information regarding his disappearance, though local media outlets and community organizations in Ottawa have started circulating the case to aid in the search.
FAQ on Missing Person Cases in Canada
What steps should be taken if a person goes missing in Canada?
If someone goes missing in Canada, it is crucial to report their disappearance to the local police immediately. Share as much information as possible, including recent photos and any known whereabouts. Utilizing social media and community networks can also be helpful in spreading awareness.
How can the community assist in finding a missing person?
The community can assist by sharing information about the missing person on social media, keeping an eye out in their local areas, and volunteering with local search efforts or organizations dedicated to finding missing persons.