Family seeks public's help after Quincy woman goes missing | Columbia Basin

QUINCY – A local family is asking for the public's help in finding a loved one after he went missing in April. The Flores family lives in Quincy and tells Source ONE News that Carmen Flores, 27, has been missing since April 28, 2024.

Carmen's sister Jasmine says Carmen is autistic and non-verbal, but communicates through writing on social media platforms such as Facebook and Snapchat. However, since her disappearance, Jasmine explained that Carmen's social media profiles have been deleted. Jasmine added that Carmen disappeared on a Sunday around 4 p.m. without warning. Carmen lives with her sister Jasmine and their parents. Jasmine says Carmen has disappeared several times but has never been missing for more than a day. The Flores family is unable to speculate on who she might be with and has disappeared with people she had befriended, but never with people who might be romantically interested in She. The Flores family alerted the police, but little progress was seen in the search for Carmen. We don't know if Carmen is in danger.

Carmen, who is 5'4″, was wearing a black jacket, burgundy blouse and gray pants when she went missing. If you think you have seen Carmen, call 911.