Wilson Geovanny Tzoc Guerra was 25 when he left Guatemala in summer 2018, traveling by bus through Mexico with his uncle toward the United States. They stayed together until reaching the Sonora border. Near Topawa, Arizona, the group was intercepted by smugglers described as Coyotes and Wilson and his uncle became separated on August 6, 2018. His uncle was later deported, and Wilson’s whereabouts have been unknown since that separation.

Wilson was last seen wearing blue jeans, a gray long-sleeved shirt and camouflage clothing, with brown boots. He carried a white rosary and a light blue rosary, wore eyeglasses, had a mole near his lips and a prominent scar on his left thumb. He was five feet, three inches tall, about 165 pounds, with black hair, black eyes and a beard at the time.

The Phoenix Police Department took a missing-person report on October 27, 2018, and the case remains open. If anyone was traveling in the Topawa area on or around August 6, 2018, or has information about Wilson’s route after he was separated from his uncle, please come forward.