Victor Manuel Hernandez Ojeda was 25 when he disappeared after an attempted crossing into the United States at Nogales, Arizona on April 22, 2012. He was with a relative when Border Patrol agents arrived and the group scattered; Victor became separated from the family member and has not been seen or heard from since that morning.

At the time he went missing he was described as a Hispanic male between five feet six and five feet eight inches tall, weighing about 130 to 150 pounds, with brown eyes and black straight hair longer on top and shorter on the sides. He wore blue jeans, a green long-sleeved t-shirt with a gray tank top underneath, a brown jacket, and brown Adidas tennis shoes. He carried a green backpack containing a white t-shirt, a cream-colored blanket, and a pair of his wife’s white shoes.

Family noted a prominent 10-centimeter scar under his left arm on his back, a two-centimeter scar on his bottom lip, and facial hair: a mustache and a goatee styled into a line toward his ears. The circumstances describe a sudden separation amid confusion; the family continues to seek information about what happened that day. Does anyone have information about Victor’s movements near Nogales on April 22, 2012?