Miami Police Launch Search for Missing 23-Year-Old Woman in Little Haiti Neighborhood
The City of Miami Police Department is seeking the public's help in locating a missing woman, who was last seen in the vibrant neighborhood of Little Haiti on November 5. 23-year-old Amythis Sabouri has been reported missing, and detectives are working around the clock to find her.
A description of Sabouri has been provided by police: she has black hair and brown eyes, but details about what she was wearing at the time of her disappearance remain unknown. The investigation is ongoing, and officials are urging anyone with information to come forward.
If you have any information regarding Sabouri's whereabouts, please contact Detective A. Sanchez or another on-duty detective from the City of Miami Police Department's Special Victims Unit. You can reach them by calling 305-603-6300 or 305-579-6111, or by sending an email to [email protected].
The police department is working tirelessly to locate Sabouri and ensure her safe return. The community is also being asked to keep a lookout for any information that may be relevant to the investigation.
The City of Miami Police Department is seeking the public's help in locating a missing woman, who was last seen in the vibrant neighborhood of Little Haiti on November 5. 23-year-old Amythis Sabouri has been reported missing, and detectives are working around the clock to find her.
A description of Sabouri has been provided by police: she has black hair and brown eyes, but details about what she was wearing at the time of her disappearance remain unknown. The investigation is ongoing, and officials are urging anyone with information to come forward.
If you have any information regarding Sabouri's whereabouts, please contact Detective A. Sanchez or another on-duty detective from the City of Miami Police Department's Special Victims Unit. You can reach them by calling 305-603-6300 or 305-579-6111, or by sending an email to [email protected].
The police department is working tirelessly to locate Sabouri and ensure her safe return. The community is also being asked to keep a lookout for any information that may be relevant to the investigation.
this is so sad... i mean, who disappears without anyone knowing? it's like she just vanished into thin air... 
anyway, i feel bad for her family and friends - they must be going through a really tough time right now 
. the police department seems to be doing their part though, working hard to find out what happened to her 
. hopefully they get some clues soon and can bring her home safely 
. it's also a reminder that everyone deserves to feel safe and loved in their own community 
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I'm not sure if this is just another case of a missing person that's getting swept under the rug. Like, what makes this one so special? 
Is there even concrete evidence or leads being pursued? They mention she was last seen in Little Haiti on Nov 5 but that's about it. Can we get any more info on her daily routine, friends, family? Anything that might give us a clue? 
I wonder how many ppl in Little Haiti know Amythis and could help find her? 
It's great that detectives are working hard to investigate & hopefully get some leads soon. 
If only social media platforms like Facebook/Instagram were more effective in helping ppl connect with each other & share missing person alerts... 
. Little Haiti sounds like such a cool place 
. What's going on in Miami that someone would go missing? Hopefully the detectives can figure out what happened 
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Oh man, my heart's going out to Amythis' fam... 23 and just vanished? That's crazy! 
I'm sure her family's losing sleep over this. The whole community should come together to help find her. 
Like, have you guys heard any rumors or sightings in Little Haiti? Even the smallest piece of info could lead to a breakthrough. 
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and then I start thinking about my own life, you know? Like have I checked in with my family recently? 
Anyway back to this girl Amythis... 23 is so young 
I hope they find her soon. What's with the Little Haiti neighborhood though? Is it like a popular spot or something? 
I mean, I've heard of neighborhoods being super vibrant and fun, but not everyone is as safe as you'd think, right? 
Little Haiti neighborhood sounds awesome, I wanna know more about it... is it touristy or local-only? did the police check all the usual places like bars, clubs, and parks? 
. And I'm sure she looks super relatable with those brown eyes and black hair... but honestly, can't they ask more people who live there or something? 
it just feels kinda random to be looking in one specific neighborhood when there's so many other places she could've gone. 
. I'm sending all my vibes to Amythis' family and friends right now, hoping she gets back safe and sound 
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. But I guess this is a reminder that even in our modern world with all the tech and whatnot, human mistakes can still happen 
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. If anyone has any info, please, for real, come forward 
305-603-6300 or email that number too 
i feel so sorry for her sisters and the whole community who's worried sick about her 
anyway, let's focus on spreading the word and getting this investigation underway 
305-603-6300 or 305-579-6111 
they gotta find amythis ASAP, hope she's ok