Alexis Sanchez Azcuy, a 48-year-old Cuban national residing in Miami, was last heard from on March 13, 2022, while working as a truck driver for Tex Energy Resources. He was based in Odessa, Texas at the time of his disappearance but had ties to Florida and Cuba, where his wife, daughter, and mother still live. On March 15, 2022, his brother found Sanchez Azcuy’s semi-truck abandoned and unlocked on County Road 313 near Kermit, Texas, a rural area in Winkler County.
Inside the vehicle were troubling signs, including traces of blood, although no evidence of a struggle was reported. The mysterious circumstances surrounding his disappearance have led to an ongoing investigation.
The night after his last contact, his family received suspicious text messages from his phone. The messages, which purported to be from Sanchez Azcuy, claimed he was in trouble and needed to flee to Mexico. However, the family remains unconvinced that these messages were actually sent by him, raising suspicions that someone else may have been involved. Despite searches and investigative efforts, his whereabouts remain unknown, and the case has been classified as suspicious. Local law enforcement and the FBI are involved, but as of now, there have been no significant leads or breakthroughs in the case.
The family, frustrated by the lack of progress, has called for greater attention to the investigation. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact the Winkler County Sheriff's Office to assist in locating Sanchez Azcuy, whose disappearance has left his family desperate for answers.Last Seen: Mar 13, 2022
