Noelia Giménez Blanes and Álvaro Prieto López. These are the two disappearances that the SOS Desaparecidos association has reported in the last few hours in the province of Seville.
The first alert was launched on the 11th by Noelia. The woman, 40 years old, 1.75 meters tall, with a thick build, dark hair and light eyes, was last seen in the Sevillian town of Dos Hermanas.
He was wearing black pants and a light pink t-shirt and it is believed that he was able to use his vehicle: A Chevrolet Lacetti with license plate 5431 FGZ.
Anguish and confusion surround the case of Álvaro Prieto López, the young engineering student and Córdoba CF soccer player, whose disappearance has left deep uncertainty. The words of his mother in an interview with Onda Cero reveal the torment of a family desperate for answers.
The young man was last seen last Thursday, October 12, at the Santa Justa train station in Seville, in a failed attempt to return to Córdoba after missing his train scheduled at 07:20. The details surrounding his disappearance reveal a series of misfortunes that culminated in a still unsolved mystery.
His mobile phone had run out of battery, which prevented him from accessing his virtual card and, without cash, he found himself unable to buy another ticket. He attempted to board another train bound for Barcelona that would stop in Córdoba, but was discovered and expelled from the train. From 9:00 a.m. that Thursday, Álvaro's trail disappeared without leaving any clue on Kansas City Avenue, one of the largest in the Andalusian capital.
