$2,000 Reward Offered as Search Intensifies for Camron Wade
Nearly three weeks after twenty-year-old Camron Wade vanished from Belize City’s Port Loyola area, his family is pleading for help. Wade was last seen at home wearing a white undershirt and black three-quarter pants, but his relatives only realized last Saturday that no one had heard from him in weeks. Searches have produced no leads, and police are now involved. Today, Wade’s aunt, Nicolie Flores, appealed to anyone with information to come forward as the family holds out hope for his safe return.
On the Phone: Nicolie Flores, Aunt of Missing Man
“We the family, just realized he missing Saturday, this last Saturday. And we’d asked about each other among the family, if we see Cameron, Cameron. Nobody know, say where we see him or nothing like that. So we are worried. And I start to worry about it more. So I just post it. I post it up and I say, okay, maybe by posting it somebody will reply and say, well, he’s here somewhere or something like that. But unfortunately that never happened. The rest of the family start to post it and still no reply.”
Britney Gordon
“Did you have any cause to believe that he was in any sort of danger or he was coming under threat?”
On the Phone: Nicolie Flores
“Well, yes, ma’am.”
Britney Gordon
“So have you guys taken this case to the police? Are you working with them to try and figure that out?”
On the Phone: Nicolie Flores
“Yes. Yes, ma’am, we are working with the police, but as so far the police, you know, contact we back as yet. Right now we just hope for the best. We just hope for the best, you know. Although we know we still have to prepare for the worst though, we just to hope for the best, and we really want our nephew to come home because, he da wa human being to just like everybody else, so. And da fi we family, so that we deh out ya di look for him. We noh wa stop look fi ah.”
The family is offering a two-thousand-dollar reward for credible information that leads to locating Camron Wade, which can be provided anonymously.
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