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cvaldez is right...the live-in boyfriend was the child's father. She was not married. I *think* the child is with Dad which also concerns me![]()
Hopefully not, but if he was angry enough to kill her, how may his anger turn on a child?
"I still have her number in my phone and try and call her now just to see if somebody will answer. I still dial her number. I just miss her," Cassie Crenshaw said.
"We are still actively investigating this around the clock," Detective Chris Rizzuti said.
The search continues for missing Chesterfield woman, Zulma Pabon, who's been missing for more than a year. Her friends and family gathered Saturday at a "Help Save the Next Girl" event in Midlothian.
"I love you Zully," said Zulma Pabon's mother.
26-year-old Zulma Pabon's mother has been hanging on everyday for over a year and a half, hoping to find her daughter, and Saturday shared a direct message for her: "You know I pray for you everyday. I wait for you here. You're beside me. I'm so proud of you."
It has been more than 330 days since friends and family stood outside Zulma Pabon's Chesterfield home pleading for her safe return.
Pabon's sister said in a video interview from her North Carolina home that while it may seem the case has gone cold, she and her family are closely working with Chesterfield Police everyday to help find the Puerto Rican native.
"You might not see it all out and there are reasons for it and the reason why I say this -- and I want to make this clear out to everybody who think that are not doing what we are doing but we are -- Detective Clayton and I work every single day together," Solba said.
Police say they can't go into the details, but do confirm new discoveries in the case. They are still working to answer these questions: Where did Zulma go after leaving work the night she vanished? Did she make it home? How did her car end up in this trailer park?
I still check for updates on Zulma too. I'm glad to see that I'm not the only one keeping her in my thoughts. May 2016 be the year she comes home.Another case here in VA I've been following and do Google searches for any updates. But very little lately except an interview with family members recently.