The Jalisco prosecutor’s office opened an investigation folder after the complaint of disappearance by Fernanda Cano, Architecture student at the Western Institute of Technology and Higher Studies (ITESO).
His family has requested help on social networks with posts showing his photograph and asking for support from the public to find his whereabouts.
However, 4 days after his disappearance, the official search form has not been issued, and the agency does not report the reason.
It has been reported that the young woman was deprived of her liberty during the night of Friday, May 3, in the streets of the Ciudad Bugambilias residential subdivision in Zapopan.
What is the Bugambilias subdivision like?
The complaint states that, according to neighbors, at 8:30 p.m. on Friday, three hooded men the They approached her and forced her into an SUV, and they left the residential complex.
The board of directors of the Bugambilias subdivision made its internal security personnel available to the prosecutor’s office to collaborate with the investigations, in addition to the surveillance videos.
It’s about a exclusive residential subdivision in it municipality of Zapopan, south of the metropolitan area of Guadalajara.
The subdivision’s website describes “Tranquility that is breathed” and details that it has access and exit with the Bridge over Avenida López Mateos in both directions.
This divided into two sections, the first is in the lower part of the forest and the second in the upper area. It is separated into subsections such as Vista Real, Bosques de Bugambilias and Bugamvilias.
In the first section there is a shopping center. In addition, it has schools, a private club that has a swimming pool, an electrical substation, telephone substation and natural water wells.
Through its social networks, the Jesuit University of Guadalajara (ITESO) released a statement in which it expressed solidarity with the relatives of the young woman and demanded the support of the authorities for their search.
ITESO hopes for the prompt appearance of the student Fernanda Cano and remains attentive and willing to collaborate with the authorities in whatever is conducive to her location. pic.twitter.com/4c4Gxvdi75
— ITESO (@ITESO) May 5, 2024
Fernanda Cano is the daughter of Chilean parents who have lived in Mexico for more than 10 years, and at the moment, Chilean authorities in the countryand organizations have urged the corresponding investigations to be carried out.
According to data shared by the young woman’s relatives, Fernanda is 1.65 meters tallweighs 80 kilos and has a regular complexion, light brown complexion, broad forehead and outlined eyebrow. Her images shared on social networks show her with red-framed glasses.
*With information from Juan Carlos Vázquez
