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May 23, 2017 News
A woman is worried after her 29-year-old son mysteriously disappeared in Brooklyn, United
States of America on May 1, last.
The young man has been identified as Ronelle Bruce, a mechanic of Brooklyn. Reports are that the young man left his uncle’s home to go to work and never returned home.
His mother, Julia Fraser, said that her son has been residing in the US for more than 13 years. She explained that last year, her son came to Guyana to spend a year. He was suffering from depression and came to Guyana to relax.
He returned on March 18, last, and secured a job. On May 3, last, Fraser said she received a call that the young man was missing.
“No one knows where he is. When he was here and whenever he was depressed, he would ask for some time to be by himself. It’s not a case where he would disappear and then return,” the woman said.
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