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in Colombia has been left “shattered” over his disappearance – but is still clinging onto hope that he is still alive. “I want to believe that he’s alive, and I want to continue believing that he’s alive, but throughout each day you wake up not knowing anything and it makes the days go by longer and slower,” Ernesto Carranza Eric Fernando Gutierrez Molina, based out of Dallas-Fort Worth, failed to show up for the Medellín-Miami flight he was supposed to work Sunday morning — hours after going out in the city with his co-workers, and officials fear he may have been drugged.
Carranza’s concerns intensified when he couldn’t get hold of his 32-year-old lover that morning – despite him having a work and a personal cell phone – and noticed unusual cell phone pings that came from two locations.A cell phone ping came from an Airbnb in Medellín’s El Poblado neighborhood – around 12 miles from the city’s airport. End to airport misery in sight as Senate approves deal to end DHS shutdown — without Dem immigration demandsCarranza spoke to his partner before he went out with his colleagues and told him, “have a good night, be safe, I love you.”told NBC5. He and his colleague met two men at a club and decided to “take the party to another place,” his pal Sharom Gil“I’m missing a part of me. He’s the most joyful person to ever be around. We’re so lost right now,” she said, describing her anguish.Medellin authorities say the other people who were with the AA crew member have a track record of carrying out thefts using the incapacitating drug scopolamine, dubbed “Devil’s breath.” Tourists in bars and nightclubs in major Colombian cities have had the tasteless, odorless drug mixed into drinks before being attacked, “If ingested or exposed, scopolamine can render a victim unconscious for up to 24 hours or more,” the embassy said.Missing person reports have been filed with the Colombian and American authorities – and the flight attendant’s dad has also traveled to Colombia. The FBI may also coordinate with the embassy and local law enforcement, but ex-agent Ken Gray warned it would not lead the investigation. “The FBI cannot do an investigation on their own inside a foreign country. Instead, they work with the police in that country, the national police usually in that country,” he said.End to airport misery in sight as Senate approves deal to end DHS shutdown — without Dem immigration demands3K“I’m So Sorry, Mommy”: Savannah Guthrie’s Teary ‘Today’ Apology To Her Missing Mother Will Break Your Heart Howie Mandel Sparks Tense Moment On ‘Live’ After Finding Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos’ Compliment Backhanded: “Like Saying, ‘You’re Smart For A Stupid Person’” Starbucks’ Hannah Montana Drink Flavor Fail Sends Fans Into Furious Frenzy: “Did We FORGET In The Show She HATES Raspberry”Stream It Or Skip It: 'Jo Nesbø's Detective Hole' On Netflix, Where A Troubled Detective Tracks Down A Serial Killer Who Is Terrorizing Oslo
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