Family loses father and appeals for missing brother in Campos Gerais
According to relatives, camera images confirm passage through UPA on October 8th; the family also received a report that he might have been seen in Imbaú
A family asks for help locating a man who has been without news since October 8, when he had the registered presence in the Pronto Atendimento (UPA) Unit of Telêmaco Borba, on Campos Gerais. In an appeal posted on social media, family members report the distress of the search, aggravated by the recent death of the father.
According to the report, the family checked security camera footage and confirmed that he remained at the UPA between 8.30am and 9.57am that day. This is pointed out by relatives as the last confirmed information about his whereabouts.
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The family also received information that a boy who knew him had seen him on the same date, in Imbaú, in front of the cemetery. Since then, family members have said they have not received any news.
Searches in the midst of mourning
During the period when the man was out of contact with the family, the father was again admitted to a hospital in Telêmaco Borba. According to the publication, he returned home on the 21st with a mobile phone and documents that, according to information previously received by relatives, would be with the missing son. There was also a bag with his clothes.
The situation led the family to consider the possibility that the man intended to return to the hospital to visit his father. However, the report does not confirm that this return occurred. After returning home, the father did not resist and died. Now, family members face grief as they continue to search for the man.
“We don’t want charges or trials, we just want to know what happened and find him,” the family said in the post.
Request for help
Family members ask that anyone who has seen the man or has information about his whereabouts contact the family or the police. The appeal also calls for the publication to be shared to expand the reach of searches. “Information can make all the difference and give back hope to our family,” they said.
