Hernán Felipe Mejía, 39, who disappeared while leaving the Mesa Franca restaurant in the town of Chapinero on Friday, 22 April, was found dead by the capital’s authorities.
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According to his relatives, the man was wearing jeans, a blue shirt, and a black jacket, and received his latest news of his whereabouts at 6 p.m. 61 on Friday.
Since Saturday, a photo of him has circulated on social networks, with a message warning him of his disappearance, adding to other cases whose relatives lost track over the weekend.
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Juan Andrés López Rojas disappeared on the night of Thursday, April 21, and his whereabouts are unknown to this day. The 20-year-old is a Civil Engineering student at the University of Javeriana and in the eighth semester.
“We saw Juan Andrés on the morning of Thursday, April 21st, after which he left the university for a technical visit and returned from that visit when he arrived at the higher education institution at around six in the afternoon. According to the information he was able to provide us, he was in the library until 9:15 am that same day,” the young man’s father, Nelson López, told RCN Radio.
According to Mr. Lopez, They tried to contact him via WhatsApp, but messages do not reach him and calls made after 9 PM on Thursday go to voicemail.
Juan Andrés wore a brown sweatshirt, black jeans, black tennis shoes and glasses. Regarding his physical characteristics, his father stated that he was 1.80 meters tall, had black hair and wore a black backpack. Call 310 766 3103 for any information to find out where the young person is.
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