Luz Zamora-Alferez, a 45-year-old male, went missing on September 1, 1984, from Homestead, Florida. At the time of his disappearance, Zamora-Alferez had been residing in Bonita Springs but was reportedly planning to take a Greyhound bus to Brownsville, Texas. However, he never arrived at his destination, and no one has heard from him since. Originally from Mexico, Zamora-Alferez was known for his distinctive physical features, including a salt-and-pepper beard, brown eyes, and a large mole on the left side of his chest. He also had a scar on his right leg from a previous axe injury.
Family members indicated that Zamora-Alferez was a heavy smoker who preferred Argentine and Winston cigarette brands. His disappearance has left few clues over the decades, and despite efforts by both law enforcement and family, no major breakthroughs have emerged in his case. His dental and fingerprint records were unavailable, but authorities have initiated a DNA inquiry in hopes of finding new leads.
Zamora-Alferez's case remains open, and authorities continue to urge anyone with information to contact law enforcement, as even small details might help solve this long-standing case.
Last Seen: Sep 01, 1984
