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SAN DIEGO (KGTV)--Friends and family of a missing San Diego-based immigration rights activist are asking for the public's help in locating the man last seen in Mexico pleading for help on Facebook Live on Thursday. The missing man did mention that he was close to being out of money and his cell phone battery was about to die. Hugo Castro is a U.S. citizen who works as a volunteer coordinator with the local non-profit organization Border Angels, which "advocates for human rights, humane immigration reform and social justice," according to its website. According to KPBS, Castro was on his way to join a caravan that is following Central American asylum seekers as they make their way to the U.S./Mexico border. WATCH:Castro said the criminals, who he believed were from Tamaulipas, had been following him for days but were now escalating their interactions with him by cornering him in freight vehicles.
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Castro's Facebook Live broadcast starts with him standing on the shoulder of a busy highway between Puebla and Mexico City. People continue to turn to his Facebook Live broadcast to look for clues. San Diego-based Border Angels activist Hugo Castro was declared missing on Thursday, April 13, 2017, after making a plea for help via Facebook Live. After Castro went missing, his partner and fellow Border Angels activist Gaba Cortes went on Facebook Live to ask for help and relay details of his trip. They want to kill me," Castro says in a 20-minute recording of a live broadcast he made on Facebook on Thursday afternoon.
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SAN DIEGO (KGTV)--Friends and family of a missing San Diego-based immigration rights activist are asking for the public's help in locating the man last seen in Mexico pleading for help on Facebook Live on Thursday. The missing man did mention that he was close to being out of money and his cell phone battery was about to die. Hugo Castro is a U.S. citizen who works as a volunteer coordinator with the local non-profit organization Border Angels, which "advocates for human rights, humane immigration reform and social justice," according to its website. According to KPBS, Castro was on his way to join a caravan that is following Central American asylum seekers as they make their way to the U.S./Mexico border. WATCH:Castro said the criminals, who he believed were from Tamaulipas, had been following him for days but were now escalating their interactions with him by cornering him in freight vehicles.
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'I need help!' This activist pleaded on Facebook Live in Mexico. Then he vanished.
"I can't move from here, they already confronted me."San Diego activist went missing in Mexico after begging help on Facebook Live: "They want to kill me." "It is a moment to act," Cortes said in one Facebook Live video. Posted by Hugo Castro on Thursday, April 13, 2017Stranded on the shoulder of a busy highway in a crime-ridden area of Mexico, Hugo Castro took to Facebook Live to broadcast a desperate call for help. "It's like they're hunting me," Castro, 45, told those watching on Facebook Live, describing his location by pointing out the nearby gas station and metal arch. In his Facebook Live video, Castro, who had been traveling on buses and taxis, said he had been cornered on the highway by people in freight vehicles.Castro's Facebook Live broadcast starts with him standing on the shoulder of a busy highway between Puebla and Mexico City. People continue to turn to his Facebook Live broadcast to look for clues. San Diego-based Border Angels activist Hugo Castro was declared missing on Thursday, April 13, 2017, after making a plea for help via Facebook Live. After Castro went missing, his partner and fellow Border Angels activist Gaba Cortes went on Facebook Live to ask for help and relay details of his trip. They want to kill me," Castro says in a 20-minute recording of a live broadcast he made on Facebook on Thursday afternoon.
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