American tourists fade on leave in the Turks and Kikos – my country

and American tourist Disappear Turks and cakes After he left Airbnb in the early morning, he walks towards the city center from the famous tourist destination.

Brian Tarans, 51, was seen last time on security footage, leaving his rented home in Grace Bay, and Providenciales, and walking towards the city center area at about 3:30 am on June 25, according to special investigator Carl Davazio.

Divasio, who was appointed by the Tarans family, said, said the Tarans family, News 12 and Schester There was nothing of the ordinary to disappear.

“Everything before the point in which it came out of this house appears to be fine,” said Davazio. “They had a journey on boats and went for dinner, just as each other family would do when they were here.”

Tarans, who recently moved to Manhattan, arrived at the Turks and Kaikos with his wife on June 22. They planned to stay until June 29.

In the evening she lost Tarrance, his wife went to bed. When I woke up, he was no longer in Airbnb.

“It seems that they are facing two ordinary days, and it ended up getting out of his residence, and he is in a very safe place and in the middle of Grace Bay’s road,” Davazio Fox News said. “We have on the camera, walking in the city, then it mainly disappears, and we have not heard from it since then.”

He was seen leaving the rent wearing a shirt, pants and sneakers. He also had his mobile phone and wallet with him.

Davazio said it was still a mystery of why Irrans left Airbnb in the first place.

He said: “This is a little strange in itself.” “He is in the city center. His wife was asleep.”

Davazio said he was working to get a record of the Tarans phone activity while he was on the island, but it was “a slow operation.”

The Royal Tars and Kaikos police have included the Kaikos Tarans Islands as missing and currently investigating the matter.

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Divazio said the police are using drones to wipe the area and review CCTV shots on the night of his disappearance.

“We are trying everything we can. We have installed the area with pictures, and put it on social media chats and all kinds of things,” said Davazio.

He said, “It is very proud to respond from local companies and people on vacation,” who provided their assistance after the bulletins were distributed missing throughout the island.

“Until now, we have not succeeded in anything, but we do not give up hope … What I say to the family … in such cases: Stay positive so that you have a reason not to be,” Divasio said.

Turkish Police and Kaikos require anyone who has information about Tarrance disappearance by calling 911 or Stoppers on crime at 1-800-222-8477.

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