Waldemar Feliciano, a 19-year-old from Worcester, Massachusetts, was last seen on the morning of November 13, 2005. He had been at his apartment on Eastern Avenue with his girlfriend. After getting dressed, Feliciano told his girlfriend that he needed to make a few phone calls and left, never to be seen again. Shortly after he left, an unidentified man entered the apartment, flipped the mattress where his girlfriend was sleeping, and searched the room before leaving without explanation. The
man’s identity remains unknown, and it's unclear whether he was connected to Feliciano’s disappearance.
Feliciano’s family reported him missing in December after not hearing from him during the holidays, which they said was highly unusual. A year later, his mother received a disturbing anonymous phone call from someone claiming to be a friend of Waldemar. The caller alleged that Feliciano had been killed, dismembered, and his body parts scattered, though no further information was provided. This led police to treat the case as a potential homicide.
Feliciano was known to be involved in drug activities and may have had a falling-out with his associates. Despite his troubled past, including gang affiliations and prior arrests, his family believed he would not have disappeared voluntarily without contacting them. Waldemar had several distinguishing features, including tattoos with the words "cry now" and "laugh later" on his forearms, and scars on his hand and abdomen. Despite numerous leads, his case remains unsolved.Last Seen: Nov 13, 2005
