La búsqueda de Alejandro Aranda en Valladolid continúa
The National Police continue with the works aimed at locating the young Aagagee Alejandro Arada, 30 years old, who disappeared on March 23 in Valladolid. Meanwhile, his family and friends organize search groups departing from Zaragoza, Tarazona, and Alcalá de Moncayo.
The report of his disappearance was received in police units on March 24, as he was last seen on March 23 at 11:00 p.m. The national police reported that police investigations were carried out to locate the young man, as is done in all disappearance cases.
Additionally, the police force ensured that they are working continuously to find Alejandro Arada, taking into account the specific circumstances of his disappearance, such as the most recent known location, likes and preferences, and other relevant factors. In this regard, all information appearing in the current investigation is also being verified, which has been negative so far.
Alejandro Aranda, a resident of Zaragoza Alka de Moncayo, is 1.88 meters tall, with normal skin, brown hair, and green eyes. He studied history at the University of Zaragoza and was working as a guide for Imsersso, which is why he was in Valladolid when he disappeared.
He arrived at the Hotel Olid on Sunday morning, and later, some witnesses noticed that he seemed to be acting strangely, although not showing aggressive behavior. That same night, he left the hotel and was not heard from. His mobile phone was in the accommodation room, and his suitcase was found on San Quirce Street, near the National Museum of Sculpture.
Isabel Archa, the sister of the missing person, expressed the family’s concern, as the young man «suffers from schizophrenia and may have stopped taking his medication.» On Wednesday, search efforts were directed to rural areas because he «loves nature and open spaces.»
«We need to hear from him and have the search teams continue looking, especially in rural and mountainous areas, where he feels most comfortable,» said Isabel Archa.
After a few days of successful search, his friends and family mobilized through social media and search groups organized by Valladolid, which will be removed from Alcalá de Moncayo, the town of Tarazona, where his family is from, and Zaragoza.
The National Police have requested the collaboration of citizens to provide information that may be of interest, through the usual channels available in any police agency or by calling the «091» telephone number and the emergency number «112» in Castilla y León.
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