A young woman missing for almost six months in Havana

The young Cuban woman Karildi Marin has been missing for almost six months Havana, leaving her family in a state of agony over where she is. His brother, Yoandri Marinexpressed his frustration on Facebook, reaffirming his commitment to continued research.

“It is inconceivable that my sister has been missing for almost six months and that we still have not made any progress in finding a clear answer about her disappearance. Time passes, but the pain remains the same and I believe that it is intensifies every day because the uncertainty is excruciating “Not knowing creates a constant fear of what could have happened,” he said.

“I only ask God to protect you and keep you safe from harm. Your family will not rest until we find you because nothing can stay hidden forever,” Yoandri added.

Yoandri believes divine justice will prevail against those who wronged his sister, but also demands accountability from the authorities. “Solve my sister's case; time is passing, and it's not just one day that she disappeared, it's been almost six months. We need answers,” he stressed.

Despite their sorrow, Karildi's family hopes she will be found. His father shared a heartfelt message on Mothers' Day via Facebook, posting several photos of Karildi as a mother, including one of her pregnant shortly before giving birth and others with her daughter, now a little over a year old. “A path of blessings for my granddaughter and her mother,” wrote Tomas Marin.

The father, in distress, criticized the inaction of the police and their lack of interest in the search for his daughter. “The police officers involved in the case are doing nothing but sitting around. I'm sure if it was one of their daughters she would have been found by now. It's Cuba: if you don't have a godfather, you don't get baptized”, he lamented.

Yoandri, who tirelessly sought help online over the past six months to circulate the photo and Karildi's case, also condemned the authorities' ineffectiveness. On April 17, he criticized the police, saying: “Those who are supposed to ensure public safety are not doing their job properly. There are no leads on her, so why, despite indications, have no suspects been identified?

Just days before the four-month mark of his sister's disappearance, Yoandri wrote about how much he missed her. “I went through a lot of stress, I even lost my hair, that's why I decided to continue my training. I only ask God to protect my sister and help me find her,” he said. he declared.

Karildi Marin24 years old, lived in Parragain the municipality of Arroyo Naranjo, Havana. She disappeared on the night of December 14 after leaving for a party in El Cerroand no one has heard from him since.