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Nancy Trosh Garcia was a 28-year-old from Ashboro, North Carolina.

She was from Mexico and a mother.

On May 20, 2018, Nancy allegedly left her baby with her ex-boyfriend's sister,

with Nancy saying that she was heading back to Mexico.

She was never seen again.

I'm Ed Denssel, and this is unfound.

I'm sure you've heard the stories elsewhere, but surely more than anywhere, you've heard families complain about police on unfound.

So much so that although police will deny it, this has become a fact.

Law enforcement is not responsive to families' needs if a case goes longer than a couple of weeks.

Does not matter location, the level of law enforcement, the kind of disappearance.

After a while, the police will stop receiving family's calls, and they won't call the family's back.

Well, then, imagine how much more difficult the situation can get when a family speaks nothing

but Spanish, and the law enforcement agency doesn't.

Then on top of that, the family is in another country. Everything gets many

times more difficult. Well, that's the situation we have with the disappearance of Nancy

Trosh Garcia. She went missing here in the United States, but her family lives in Mexico.

And today we're going to feature her disappearance in the United States, but her family lives in Mexico. And today we're going to feature her disappearance in plain English. And now a summary of the case. This is brought to you by

my friend Megan Linus's website, Charlie Project.org. Nancy Trosh Garcia was born in Mexico. When she was in her early 20s,

she moved to the USA. She may have been here without paperwork, but such things do not concern us

at unfound. She learned English. She got a job. But Nancy never forgot about her family back in Mexico.

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