Saul Mora Guerrero was a 32-year-old Hispanic male who was last seen on October 10, 2022, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The public missing-person profile for his case places him in the 9200 block of Prescott Road, where he was reportedly seen walking before the trail of publicly available information grows very quiet. At the time he disappeared, he was described as 5 feet 6 inches tall and about 145 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. He had a tattoo on his chest, a lazy left eye, and his head was shaved when he was last seen. He was reportedly wearing a red shirt, black pants, and gray shoes.
The known public account of Saul’s disappearance is painfully brief. After he was seen walking on Prescott Road, he was not publicly reported to have contacted loved ones or been seen again in the missing-person materials available online. No detailed timeline has been made public explaining where he had been earlier that day, where he may have been headed, whether he was alone, or whether anyone spoke with him after that last sighting. That lack of detail leaves the case with the heavy silence that often surrounds missing-person reports: a named person, a date, a street, a set of clothing, and then an absence where answers should be. The case was listed as a missing-person case, and the East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff’s Office was identified as the investigating agency.
The available online records also contain an important later development, though they do not provide a clear missing-person resolution narrative. A public Ascension Parish Sheriff’s Office inmate record for a person listed as Saul Mora Guerrero gives the same full name, identifies him as male and Hispanic or Latino, lists a Baton Rouge address, and shows a booking on October 2, 2023, followed by a release date of October 14, 2023. Because that record appears after the reported October 10, 2022 last-seen date, it indicates that a person matching Saul Mora Guerrero’s identifying information was alive in 2023. The exact date on which he was first located or reappeared is unknown from the public online records reviewed here, and the available missing-person materials do not provide a detailed explanation of how the missing-person report was resolved, whether family was notified, or what circumstances led to the later public record.
What remains publicly visible is a sparse but human story: Saul Mora Guerrero, a 32-year-old man, was reported missing after being last seen walking in Baton Rouge on October 10, 2022; his physical description and clothing were circulated so he could be recognized; investigators with the East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff’s Office were associated with the case; and later public records bearing his full name and matching identifying details show he was alive after the date he had been listed missing. The case, as reflected in online sources, is marked less by a long public investigative record than by the uncertainty families face when a loved one disappears and by the relief suggested by later records, even though the public trail does not explain the full path from disappearance to being found. In overview, Saul’s case began with a last sighting on Prescott Road in Baton Rouge, moved into a period of limited public information and concern, and appears to have ended with evidence that he was alive, though the exact date and circumstances of that resolution remain unclear in the available public record.
Last Seen: Oct 10, 2022
