Ludmila Barros, the 22-year-old woman who had been missing since Saturday, January 10, in the Buenos Aires suburb of Lomas de Zamora, was found on January 17 in good health in the Villa 31 neighborhood of Retiro. According to official sources reported by the Argentine News Agency, Barros was in Villa 31, Retiro. The report also stated: 'She was found by the Buenos Aires Provincial Police together with the Search Cabinet for Missing Persons from the Lomas de Zamora DDI.' Ludmila had last been seen a week ago, and since then, her family had been desperately searching for her, as they had lost all contact and she had not returned to her rented home. María, the missing woman's sister, told the local outlet 'La Unión': 'We haven't found her since Saturday. From there, nobody knows anything else. The last person who saw her said she took an Uber Moto. We looked for her everywhere and found nothing.' Meanwhile, María shared the idea that she considered a possible unlawful deprivation of liberty. The same relative had revealed to suburban portals that she had tried to communicate on several occasions and, ultimately, heard her complain, tried to ask her questions, and then the communication was cut off.
