Due to privacy considerations, we have no further comment. citizen is missing, we work closely with local authorities as they carry out their search efforts. Department of State and our embassies and consulates abroad have no greater responsibility than the protection of U.S. She had traveled to San Jose, the capital of the Central American country, to celebrate her 36th birthday with her sister-in-law. Embassy in San Jose and the FBI, which they say are trying to work with local authorities to find her. Carla Stefaniak, 36, who lived in Miami, was found dead Dec.
Those who know Stefaniak alerted both the U.S. Carla Stefaniak, 36, was reported missing in Costa Rica on November 28, and her family has since launched a social media campaign to find her, begging the State Department to get involved in the situation. I’m just afraid she was just too trusting with someone there”. The relatives of Carla Stefaniak, 36, the tourist who was reported missing last week during her stay in Costa Rica, assured the Miami media they are devastated, worried she may have been kidnapped. The arrest came a day after Costa Rican police discovered a body believed to be 36-year-old Carla Stefaniak, who was reported missing in the Central American country on Nov. We just want to find out where she was,” Burton told . “She was just such a happy go lucky person. A hotel security guard was arrested in connection with the killing of a Florida tourist who went missing in Costa Rica, officials said Tuesday. “Someone’s not telling the truth because that’s not her character.” “But she didn’t get on the plane, and all the family has gotten from the Costa Ricans who may have seen her is that Carla just decided to check out of her accommodations at five in the morning”, said Burton. Burton flew home on Tuesday, Carla was supposed to return from vacation the next day. We just got to hope for the best.“Really friendly extroverted has a ton of friends.” April Burton describes her sister-in-law, to. There's a lot of bad outcomes that are possible. It feels like it's kidnapping, but it also seems like it could be human trafficking."īurton said, "At this point we have to be realistic. Janu10:08am Updated Carla Stefaniak Facebook A Costa Rican security guard accused of killing a Florida woman on vacation confided in his wife about the slaying after the victim. "We don't know that's totally classified," Caicedo replied.
21, 2018, 10:24 PM UTC By Minyvonne Burke The family of a Florida woman. On Monday, Bismarck Espinoza Martinez was found guilty of fatally stabbing. Carla Stefaniak had traveled to Costa Rica to celebrate her 36th birthday. Embassy and local law enforcement.īojorquez asked, "Do you feel like they are doing enough right now to try to figure out what happened?" ABC Action News was the first to tell you about the disappearance of Carla Stefaniak in Costa Rica back in 2018. In one of her last messages back home, Carla Stefaniak, a 36-year-old insurance agent from Hallandale Beach, commented on the sketchy atmosphere at her rented Airbnb apartment in a secluded.
Stefaniak's brother says he has personally contacted the U.S. In a press conference, authorities in Costa Rica said they're investigating the disappearance.
And she is never early for anything."Īdding to the mystery: The family says Stefaniak had checked in online for her flight, and ordered an Uber to pick her up later that morning. Family members are searching for Carla Stefaniak, a Florida resident who went missing during a trip to Costa Rica. "Because her flight was at 1:30, and she was only 20 to 30 minutes away from the airport. A security guard at a Costa Rican resort was found guilty Monday of killing Carla Stefaniak, a 36-year-old Florida woman who went missing during a birthday trip to the Central American. the next morning.īurton said that made no sense. Caicedo said, according to the owner of the Airbnb, a security guard saw his sister get into a car with her bags at 5 a.m. Costa Rican authorities think a partially decomposed body found Tuesday is Carla Stefaniak, a 36-year-old US citizen who was reported missing last week, said Walter Espinoza, of Costa Rica’s.
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