The 63-year-old woman was missing for two days. Her son assured her it was negligence, “because he was in the system that she had Alzheimer’s. My mom got off the plane, but no one looked at her.”
International News.
The ordeal for a Colombian family in the United States is over, they were suffering from the disappearance of one of their members at the Miami airport. The woman has Alzheimer’s.
According to what the woman’s son told local media and Noticias Caracol, María Velásquez, 63, had been missing since the previous Saturday.
His trail was lost after landing at the Miami airport, United States, where he had arrived on a flight from Massachusetts.
María Velásquez, 63 years old, had disappeared last Saturday
Her son claimed it was negligence, “because it was in the system that she had Alzheimer’s. My mom got off the plane, but no one looked at her.”
Unfortunately, her loved ones who were waiting for her never found her.
Her son, Jonathan Vanegas, told Univison that he had “hours of pain, suffering, thinking that she was cold, hungry, that she was confused, that she was afraid, terrified of how she was going to sleep.”
For Vanegas, it was possible negligence, since he assures that they were aware of his mother’s condition, she had traveled alone, left the plane unaccompanied, without money and with her cell phone inside the suitcase.
- “For me it was American’s negligence because it was in the system that she had Alzheimer’s. My mom got off the plane, but no one looked at her,” Jonathan said.
They found the Colombian
Her relatives reported that after two days of searching, fortunately María Velásquez was found safe and sound.
They indicated a person recognized her walking on the street, saw her with the medical bracelet that her family He had stated he had and gave notice to the authorities.
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