Bright and ambitious, Prisma Reyes was determined to be the best she could be.
After moving to the Dallas area from Veracruz, Mexico, as a young girl, Reyes became fluent in English in a single summer. She earned a scholarship to attend a math-and-science magnet school, and after graduation she joined the National Guard and became a paralegal.
When her son Dominic was born in 2014, she became a mother focused on raising her son.
“She’s always striving to better her life for my grandson,” says Daniel Fuchs, 55, Reyes' stepfather who raised her since she was 5.
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After the ex leaves the restaurant, Reyes stays behind and continues to drink at the bar, surveillance video shows.
Police say Reyes left and eventually made her way to the parking garage of her ex’s apartment complex, where she is seen pacing and talking on her cell phone. It’s the last known sighting of Reyes.
“I fully believe somebody saw something and I need that person to come talk to me,” said Barrett.
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It has been two years since Reyes vanished, and her stepfather refuses to quit searching for her.
“How can somebody disappear like smoke in the wind?” says Fuchs. “I have to find her for her son.”
If anyone has information, they should call Mesquite police at 972-285-6336.
source: people.com
