Hassan Osorto-Trochez Missing Person Case

Jan 03, 2020

Mar 22, 2024

Hassan

Osorto-Trochez

11

5

36 inches

45 lbs

White / Caucasian

Male

On a cool autumn evening in Knoxville, Tennessee, the life of a young boy named Hassan Azaim Osorto-Trochez changed in a way that remains a mystery. On November 3, 2019, 5-year-old Hassan was with his mother, Juliana-Mariela Martinez, when they left their home around 11:00 p.m. Hassan, a male child of Hispanic and Caucasian descent with brown, straight hair and blue eyes, was last seen wearing a yellow shirt featuring "Pikachu," blue jeans, and black socks. A distinguishing physical feature is a black birthmark located on the back of his neck. The late-night departure of mother and son marked the beginning of a prolonged and troubling disappearance that has left their family and community searching for answers. The circumstances surrounding their disappearance are complex. Hassan's mother, originally from Honduras, reportedly had a traumatic past that included a prior kidnapping in Mexico. This history raised significant alarm, with family members expressing fears that she and Hassan might have been abducted. The Knoxville Police Department opened an investigation into their disappearance, and their case was logged with the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs) in January 2020 to help generate leads. Despite these efforts, very little public information has been released, and no substantial leads regarding their whereabouts have been officially announced. The case of Hassan Osorto-Trochez is deeply concerning due to his young age and the unsettling context of his mother's past experiences. The fact that they seemed to vanish without a trace late at night has fueled speculation and worry. Investigators and loved ones are left to piece together the fragments of that November night, holding out hope for any information that could lead to their location. The overview of this case is one of a sudden and enigmatic disappearance of a child with his mother, compounded by a lack of witnesses and the troubling background of a previous abduction, leaving a painful void of uncertainty for all involved.

Nov 03, 2019

Knoxville

Tennessee

Knox County

37912

No

70586

Knoxville Police Department

Knoxville

Tennessee

Knox County

37915

patricia tipton

detective

800 Howard Baker Junior Avenue, Tennessee

8652157000

Local

Law Enforcement

http://knoxvilletn.gov/government/city_departments_offices/police_department/

19-045844

2019-11-09

Knoxville Police Department

Brown

Blue

Blue

07/03/2026