In a story that has stretched across years and borders, the family of Roman Mussabekov continues their search for answers. A 29-year-old man from Quebec, Roman was last seen on May 14, 2017, at the Montréal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport. From there, he boarded a flight for what his family would later discover was a trip to the island of Antigua in the Caribbean.
He was described as being approximately 1.78 meters tall with a slender build, brown hair, and blue eyes, and he wore prescription glasses. Those who knew him described him as friendly and approachable, with an advanced grasp of the English language.
Upon his arrival in Antigua, Roman checked into the Ocean Point Hotel on May 14, 2017. A few days later, he contacted his mother, telling her he was planning to go for a hike in the mountains. The following day, May 15, he reportedly took a taxi to the Yacht Club Marina in English Harbour and was never seen or heard from again. He did not check out of his hotel, and the trail of his whereabouts went cold. For nine long months, his family was unaware of his location until they were informed by Interpol that he had traveled to Antigua. This lack of initial information significantly complicated the early stages of the search for Roman.
Years have passed since Roman Mussabekov's disappearance, yet his case remains unsolved. His mother has made repeated emotional appeals to the public, particularly to anyone in the Yacht Club Marina area of Antigua who might recall seeing her son in May of 2017. The family holds onto the hope that someone, somewhere has information that could finally shed light on what happened to Roman. His disappearance is one of several unsolved cases in Antigua and Barbuda, leaving families to grapple with the pain of not knowing the fate of their loved ones. The case serves as a heartbreaking reminder of the enduring uncertainty and hope that defines the experience of having a missing family member.Last Seen: May 14, 2017
