Emilio José Eurea Acosta, a 54-year-old man diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder who went missing over the weekend, was found alive on Monday, November 2, after relatives tracked his movements through a regional bus terminal.
Search Efforts Lead to the Manuel Carlos Piar Terminal
Eurea Acosta was last seen on Friday, October 30, at 5:00 p.m. at his residence in UD-146. On Sunday, November 1, his brother Javier Eurea reported that the family had received information indicating Emilio purchased a ticket to Ciudad Bolívar at the Manuel Carlos Piar passenger terminal in Puerto Ordaz.
Armed with that ticket purchase information, the family contacted relatives living in the state capital to check if anyone had spotted him. At the same time, a sister filed an official missing persons report with the Municipal Delegation of Ciudad Guayana of the Cuerpo de Investigaciones Científicas, Penales y Criminalísticas (Cicpc).
Did You Know? Emilio José Eurea Acosta was located on Monday while walking along the road to Ciudad Bolívar while walking back toward San Félix, according to his brother Javier Eurea.
Family confirms safe return after community search efforts
The search concluded on Monday, November 2, when Eurea Acosta was found walking back toward San Félix along the road to Ciudad Bolívar. His brother Javier confirmed the recovery to PRIMICIA, ending days of anxiety for the family.
Following his return, the Eurea Acosta family expressed gratitude to the community for sharing details of his disappearance and helping the 54-year-old man get back home safely.
Details of Emilio José Eurea Acosta disappearance and recovery
When was Emilio José Eurea Acosta last seen before he was found?
He was last seen on Friday, October 30, at 5:00 p.m. at his residence in UD-146 before being found alive on Monday, November 2.
Where was he discovered?
He was found on Monday on the road to Ciudad Bolívar while walking back toward San Félix, as confirmed by his brother Javier Eurea.
What official agency received the missing person report?
A sister of Eurea Acosta formalized the missing person complaint with the Municipal Delegation Ciudad Guayana of the Cuerpo de Investigaciones Científicas, Penales y Criminalísticas (Cicpc).