Australian woman missing in Mexico

Barefoot and alone, the toddler of a missing couple was holding a flashlight and repeating one word as she ran into a church in Mexico.

“We were woken up in the middle of the night and confirmed that it was [her] and we haven’t been able to get in touch with my sister. “At that moment, my only reaction was to pick her up and not to let her go and the whole time I was with her, I never did. “A man behind the toddler asked us if she was ours because he said she was following him after she had been running alone without shoes,” he said.

Tahnee Shanks and partner Jorge Luis Aguirre Astudillo have not been seen in Cancún since Monday but two-year-old Adelynn was found wandering alone.

Shanks and Adelynn had been planning to fly back to Queensland on 16 June, according to her family. “If it involves someone who should be coming home, was in Queensland, we would be somehow involved in that to find out what’s going on and to get some answers back to that family,” Carroll said. The state premier, Annastacia Palaszczuk, said any Queenslander missing overseas is a concern.

Members of the Shanks family are en route to Mexico after two-year-old Adelynn was found alone in Cancun. Meanwhile, her uncle Daniel is waiting at home in ...

"They'll get them straight to the embassy to get a passport sorted and get Addy," Mr Shanks said. Mr Shanks said he was "trying to keep it together" as best he could. "All the legwork and paperwork she's got done in the meantime has taken days off getting the police up and running," Mr Shanks said. Mr Shanks said the embassy had sent photos to the family confirming Adelynn's safety and wellbeing, and that his brother and mother had been informed they would be picked up from the airport. "We're getting information from the embassy and that's about it … Mexican police — zip," Mr Shanks said. Ms Shanks's home is four hours from Cancun, in Merida, the capital city of the Mexican state of Yucatan and Mr Shanks said there was no reason for them to be in Cancun.

Officials on the Caribbean coast of Mexico have warned a missing Australian woman whose two-year-old daughter was found wandering alone in the resort city ...

Police reported that the event took place at the intersection of Via Crisantemo and Via Las Palmas in the Villa Las Flores district of Puerto Vallarta. The report was made just before 10 am and was reported there … Around 7:30 am this Thursday, residents of Constitución Condominiums warned that the planters in the building had a young woman’s ID card … Aguirre Astudillo is also 32 years old and was the last to hear from Monday.