On November 26, 2022, 41-year-old Reyna Morales-Rohas got into a car in East Boston, Massachusetts,

and sometime later was dropped off in nearby Somerville.

That's the last time anyone had seen or heard from the mother of two.

Though she was reported missing soon after, the public didn't hear anything about Reyna's

disappearance for almost two months.

And if advocates like Lucy Pineda of Latinos, Unitos, and Massachusetts hadn't stepped

in to help bring attention to her case, Reyna's family wonders if her story would have ever

made the news.

Now, four months later, Reyna still isn't home, and information is scarce.

Her children and sister in El Salvador, who once spoke to her every single day, await

any sign that she is okay.

All while fighting for attention on her case, that took far too long to receive in the

first place.

I'm Kylie Lowe, and with Lucy Pineda, this is the case of Reyna Morales-Rohas, on Dark

Down East.

Forty-one-year-old Reyna Morales-Rohas came to the United States from El Salvador just

after Mother's Day in May of 2022, making her home in East Boston.

She is a mother of two children, but Reyna had to leave the kids behind with their aunt,

Reyna's sister Alicia Morales, to find work and a better life in Massachusetts until she

could be together with her children again.

She'd been a police officer back in El Salvador, but in Boston, Reyna worked in food services

in catering at Logan International Airport.

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