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Mother In Distress After Her Only Son Goes Missing

The mother of 32-year-old Marvin Laurencin is pleading for help and desperately worried about her son’s safety after he went missing on Monday afternoon.

Marvin left his home after telling his mother, Susana Thomas, that he was heading to Forestiere, but she has not seen or heard from him since.

In an emotional interview with St. Lucia Times, Susana described the last moments before her son’s disappearance. “He was wearing a dark gray polo shirt,  a grey three-quarter pants with little flowers on it, and black sneakers. He also had a brown-striped Jansport jockey bag, his hair have small cornrows in it” she said.

She says he left without any indication that something was wrong, but his sudden disappearance has caused immense concern.

Susana’s worry grew when she couldn’t reach Marvin by phone the following morning. “I tried calling him yesterday morning at 7 a.m. When I saw he wasn’t in his room, I tried calling, but the phone was switched off. Up to now, it’s still switched off. I cannot get through to him,” she explained, her voice filled with fear.

Susana described her son as light-skinned and approximately 5’9″ tall, explaining how difficult the past few days had been. “I’m very worried. I can’t eat, I can’t sleep, crying all the time. Even though he’s a big boy, he’s 32, but he’s my only son, my only child.”

Marvin’s mother filed a missing person’s report with the police on Tuesday and is urging anyone with information about her son’s whereabouts to come forward.

Anyone who has seen Marvin or knows where he might be can contact his mother at 519-6124 or the nearest police station.

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5 COMMENTS

  1. hello miss can you let us know what kind of work does your son do. Does he have a place of employment or went out seeking work or a odd job.

  2. sad times here. the only thing the telephone company can let you know where the last signal was. I know it can be done, if he didnt tell you where in the community he was going then its something to worry. big men feel they dont have to give information but the world is a dangerous place. There Ladies or women that can lure you to a trap, or certain friends. I didnt hear she say whether they are doing a search or did she hear from his friend or girlfriend.. H e must have friends that should be worried.

  3. This is very traumatic. I hope people help you to find your son. Thoughts and prayers are with you Mother.

  4. Lot of them mothers know that their sons are invoke in crime some of them does benefit as those grown ass men still live at their homes . What company your son was employed with … Some of them man in their 40s still living at their mothers home and is people things they are stealing …

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