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Oct 14, 2022
Sep 11, 2023
Norma
Peralta Vallejo
45
41
61 inches
63 inches
130 lbs
140 lbs
Hispanic / Latino
Female
In the vast expanse of South Texas, a story of uncertainty and quiet concern began to unfold on July 15, 2022. On that day, Norma Lidia Peralta Vallejo, a 42-year-old woman, was last seen near the small community of Sarita. The circumstances surrounding her last known moments are sparse; she was reportedly walking with a group, a detail that adds a layer of complexity to her sudden disappearance. She was a woman with distinctive features: shoulder-length, wavy, blondish hair and warm brown eyes. Her ears were pierced, and she had several scars—one on her forehead, another on her abdomen, and one on her leg, along with a mole on her back. Details about what Norma was wearing when she vanished provide a few tangible clues in a case with very little to go on. She was dressed in blue jeans and a blouse adorned with a floral pattern. On her feet were black Puma tennis shoes. She also wore several pieces of jewelry, including a ring, hoop earrings, and a bracelet. With her, she carried a cell phone and, importantly, her national identification card from her home country of Honduras. These personal items, a collection of everyday belongings, are now poignant reminders of the life she was living up until the moment she was last seen. The investigation into Norma's disappearance involves multiple agencies, including the Consulate of Honduras, reflecting her nationality, and both the Hidalgo and Maverick County Sheriff's Offices. The lack of significant public updates in her case highlights the challenging nature of missing persons investigations, especially in regions with vast, sparsely populated areas. The official narrative of her case remains an account of a woman who was present one moment and gone the next, leaving behind a family and a community to grapple with the unknown. The overview of Norma's case is a somber one, characterized by the scant information available and the unanswered questions that linger. She was last seen with a group near Sarita, Texas, and since that day, the trail has gone cold, leaving a void of information and a continuing search for answers.
Jul 15, 2022
Sarita
Texas
Kenedy County
No
119930
Consulate of Honduras
McAllen
Texas
Hidalgo County
78501
1209 Galveston Avenue, Texas
9566271179
Other
Other
Consulate of Honduras
3978
Blond/Strawberry
Brown
Brown
09/23/2026
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