The family of a Virginia father who vanished days before Christmas found a trail of blood leading from his abandoned car to nearby woods, relatives say.
The family of a Virginia father who vanished days before Christmas found a trail of blood leading from his abandoned car to nearby woods, relatives said.
First Sgt. Jonathan Perok of the Prince William County Police Department declined to comment on the discoveries, saying in an email that the agency would release “pertinent details as needed” to aid in what it“Our message is and continues to be asking for anyone with information to come forward,” he said.
Perez, who has a 10-month-old with Guerrero, said she reported him missing when he didn't return. The family later found his car less than 2 miles from his home, Perez said.Prince William County Police Department
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