Jesus Romo Trujillo, 30, vanished after an attempted border crossing near Nogales, Arizona. On August 2, 2010 he was part of a group traveling through the desert; on August 9 Border Patrol encountered the group, triggering a chase that sent people scattering. Trujillo and one other man initially escaped; the companion was picked up near Arivaca Road the same day but Trujillo was not found.

He was last seen wearing blue Levi’s, a white sleeveless undershirt, a light brown T-shirt, a light-colored American army-style camouflage jacket, black tennis shoes, a black belt and a black hat, and he was not wearing the glasses he needed to see. He carried an image of Saint Peter and a photograph of a girl about eight years old. He has a tattoo on his left arm of a Yaqui Indian with tribal designs above it. The disappearance was reported August 12, 2010, to the Pima County Medical Examiner’s Office and remains unresolved.

If anyone was in the area that day or has information about movements near Nogales or Arivaca Road around August 9, 2010, please share what you know.