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Silvia Pocora was a 44‑year‑old woman who vanished from Miami, Florida, on December 30, 2010. Her disappearance was officially recorded under case number MP12425. Available summaries consistently describe her as White, Caucasian, with brown hair, brown eyes, about 4′9″ tall, and weighing approximately 180 lbs, but offer few further biographical or contextual details.

Early profiles of the case emphasized a lack of publicly disclosed circumstances—no narrative indicating where in Miami she was last observed, what she was wearing, the events preceding her disappearance, or whether any witnesses came forward. The case remained listed as open in public tracking and cold-case databases, with no indication of resolution as of mid‑2025.

Subsequently, updated information indicates that Silvia has since been located. However, the details concerning this development are minimal and ambiguous. No precise date is provided for when she was found, and the nature of her current condition or the circumstances surrounding the resolution remain unspecified. Public summaries do not disclose whether she was located alive, the status of her health, or the context in which she was discovered. Moreover, there is no available commentary on whether formal closure has been issued by local authorities, or if any official statements followed from the Miami‑Dade Police Department or affiliated agencies.

Taken together, the record now reflects that Silvia Pocora disappeared on December 30, 2010, in Miami at age 44; her physical details and case number are documented, but no additional investigative or personal history had been disclosed publicly. Though she was eventually located, the timeline, conditions, and outcome remain vague and unelaborated in accessible public sources.

Last Seen: Dec 30, 2010

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