Venezuelan Actress Rhoda Torres Pleads for Son’s Release After Detention in Táchira
Venezuelan actress Pleads for son’s Release After Mysterious Detention
Miami, FL – Venezuelan actress Rhoda Torres is desperately seeking answers after her son, Jonathan Guillermo Torres Duque, was detained nearly two months ago upon returning to Venezuela from the United States.
Torres took to social media, posting a heart-wrenching video on Instagram, pleading for facts about her son’s whereabouts and demanding his release.
Jonathan Guillermo, 28, was apprehended on October 27th at a checkpoint in peracal, Táchira state, as he traveled by land from Colombia. Torres, who had relocated to the U.S. a decade ago with her children but returned to Venezuela two years prior, was present at the checkpoint and witnessed her son’s arrest.
“I went there to bring my son home to his family,” Torres tearfully recounts in the video. “I saw him detained, I hugged him, we both cried.”
Sence that day, Torres has been unable to locate her son. She has visited various detention centers but has received no information about his whereabouts. Rumors suggest he may have been transferred to Caracas, but Torres has been unable to confirm this.
“I don’t know where he is,” she says, her voice trembling with anguish. “I haven’t received a single call.I’m begging for help.As a mother,I can’t take this anymore. I can’t sleep, I can’t eat. Please, someone tell me where my son is.”
Torres describes Jonathan Guillermo as a talented young artist who had been struggling with depression. she emphasizes that both she and her son are Venezuelan citizens and hold no other nationality.
“He’s a good boy,” she pleads. “He speaks two languages, he’s tall, maybe he looks foreign, but he’s innocent. Please, authorities, help me. I’m begging you.”
Torres’s desperate plea highlights the ongoing concerns surrounding detentions and disappearances in Venezuela, leaving families in agonizing uncertainty.
“Where is My Son?”: Venezuelan Actress Pleads for Answers After Detainment
Venezuelan actress Rhoda torres is publicly pleading for information regarding the whereabouts of her son, Jonathan Guillermo Torres Duque, who was detained nearly two months ago upon returning to Venezuela from the United States.
Torres, who relocated to the US a decade ago with her children before returning to venezuela two years prior, witnessed her son’s arrest at a checkpoint in Peracal, Táchira state on October 27th.
in a heart-wrenching video posted to Instagram, Torres tearfully recounts the experience, stating, “I went there to bring my son home to his family. I saw him detained, I hugged him, we both cried.”
As then, Torres claims she has been unable to locate her son. Visits to various detention centers have yielded no information about his whereabouts. Rumors suggest a possible transfer to caracas, but these remain unconfirmed.
“I don’t know where he is,” says Torres, her voice trembling. “I haven’t received a single call. I’m begging for help. As a mother, I can’t take this anymore. I can’t sleep, I can’t eat. Please, someone tell me where my son is.”
Torres describes jonathan Guillermo as a talented young artist who has struggled with depression. She emphasizes that both she and her son are Venezuelan citizens and hold no othre nationality.
“He’s a good boy,” she pleads. “He speaks two languages, he’s tall, maybe he looks foreign, but he’s innocent. Please,authorities,help me. I’m begging you.”
Torres’s desperate plea shines a light on the ongoing concerns surrounding detentions and disappearances in Venezuela, leaving families in agonizing uncertainty.