Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP159685)
In the days leading up to Christmas of 2020, a family in Norcross, Georgia, was forever changed. On the morning of December 22nd, one-year-old Andrea Aguilar was last seen by a family member at approximately 10:30 AM before they left for work. At the time of her disappearance, the little girl with black, curly or wavy hair and warm brown eyes was reportedly in her night clothes. She was a small child, described as being around one foot eight inches tall and weighing about 44 pounds.
Distinctive features of the toddler included a visible vein on the bridge of her nose and the gold earrings she was wearing.
When the family member returned home later that day, they made a heart-wrenching discovery. The night clothes Andrea had been wearing were found inside the house, but the child was gone. The Gwinnett County Police Department was notified, and an official report was filed two days later, on December 24, 2020, under case number 200097500. The disappearance of a child so young, from the presumed safety of her own home, sparked immediate concern and a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding her vanishing.
The initial report, filed by a family member, outlined the quiet morning that preceded the discovery of her absence. There was no description of the specific night clothes she was wearing, only that they were left behind. This detail added a layer of mystery to the case, leaving investigators and loved ones to wonder what could have happened in the hours between her being seen and the moment she was found to be missing. The case of Andrea Aguilar is a somber reminder of the fragility of childhood and the enduring pain of an unresolved disappearance. The investigation centered on the limited information available from those final moments she was seen, with the hope of piecing together the events of that fateful day.Last Seen: Dec 22, 2020
