In the Summer of 2017, Lisa Torres answered a call while in Mexico desperately searching for her son Roberto Franco, 21; the person on the other line claimed they'd taken him, and that if she paid, he'd be returned safely.
Lisa Torres answered a call while she was in Mexico desperately searching for her 21-year-old son Roberto Franco; the person on the other line claimed they'd taken him, and that if she paid, he'd be returned safely. Torres and her husband wired that person $5,000 for the release of Roberto and the friend he was traveling with, but her son never showed up.
"A lot of people started calling his phone our family members and someone would answer, but they would never say hello or speak they would just listen," Torres said. "I've always felt him to be alive; he's out there, I just have to find the right person that's going to help me find him," she said.
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