NM Anastasia Ferriera, 19, Albuquerque, NM, March 15, 2023
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I’m wondering a few things…
How close was she to friends/family? Did she have any addictions that might isolate her from her close loved ones?
What was the argument at the party about? Has the home/person she was fighting with been investigated?
Did she leave the party upset/erratic/vulnerable?
How close was she to friends/family? Did she have any addictions that might isolate her from her close loved ones?
What was the argument at the party about? Has the home/person she was fighting with been investigated?
Did she leave the party upset/erratic/vulnerable?
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It is about a 9 minute walk from the 300 block of Charleston SE to 8011 Central Ave NE.
Central Ave is also US Route 66, a heavily traveled road and not far from interstates I40 and I25.
I wonder if the phone was in or at, (the vicinity of), God’s Warehouse. A ping usually does not specify precise location because it is based on triangulation whereas a Find My Phone type app or an Air Tag would be very precise.
Was it the party host who AF was arguing with? If it was one of the party goers, was that person also asked to leave? What was the argument about?
@Sweet Pea Stasia, so sorry you are living this nightmare. Unfortunately, because your daughter was technically an adult when she went missing, and LE apparently has not found evidence of foul play, her case will not be as high a priority as, say, a missing child. Legally, an adult can disappear and leave their life behind voluntarily. This leaves heartbroken families feeling very alone as they search for their loved ones.
Have you been able to contact the party’s host? Do you know any of the people who were at the party?
Is there any chance you could hire a private investigator to do some leg work for you so you would at least have some of the specifics?
The Websleuths community will collectively do anything they can to help you locate your daughter. At this point we must look into everything known about your daughter, but can not sleuth anyone who has not been named a person of interest in her disappearance. By providing us with detailed background on your daughter, it will help us focus our sleuthing.
Did your daughter have a significant other?, a job?, habits?, hobbies?
It was stated she frequented the International District. Were there particular places she would visit?
Find out the name of the investigator assigned to the case and call him/her every single day. Post flyers around the International District and any other areas in ABQ that she frequented in the past. Try to get newspapers and news stations to pick up your story. Someone who knows something may come forward.
A squeaky wheel gets the most grease.
Central Ave is also US Route 66, a heavily traveled road and not far from interstates I40 and I25.
I wonder if the phone was in or at, (the vicinity of), God’s Warehouse. A ping usually does not specify precise location because it is based on triangulation whereas a Find My Phone type app or an Air Tag would be very precise.
Was it the party host who AF was arguing with? If it was one of the party goers, was that person also asked to leave? What was the argument about?
@Sweet Pea Stasia, so sorry you are living this nightmare. Unfortunately, because your daughter was technically an adult when she went missing, and LE apparently has not found evidence of foul play, her case will not be as high a priority as, say, a missing child. Legally, an adult can disappear and leave their life behind voluntarily. This leaves heartbroken families feeling very alone as they search for their loved ones.
Have you been able to contact the party’s host? Do you know any of the people who were at the party?
Is there any chance you could hire a private investigator to do some leg work for you so you would at least have some of the specifics?
The Websleuths community will collectively do anything they can to help you locate your daughter. At this point we must look into everything known about your daughter, but can not sleuth anyone who has not been named a person of interest in her disappearance. By providing us with detailed background on your daughter, it will help us focus our sleuthing.
Did your daughter have a significant other?, a job?, habits?, hobbies?
It was stated she frequented the International District. Were there particular places she would visit?
Find out the name of the investigator assigned to the case and call him/her every single day. Post flyers around the International District and any other areas in ABQ that she frequented in the past. Try to get newspapers and news stations to pick up your story. Someone who knows something may come forward.
A squeaky wheel gets the most grease.
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Updated August 17, 2024; details of disappearance updated.
She has never been heard from again. She frequented the international district of Albuquerque at the time of her disappearance. Few details are available in her case.
Details of Disappearance
Ferriera was last seen at a house party in the 3000 block of Charleston SE in Albuquerque, New Mexico on March 15, 2023. There was an argument and she was asked to leave. Her phone last pinged the next day in the 8000 block of Central Avenue NE.She has never been heard from again. She frequented the international district of Albuquerque at the time of her disappearance. Few details are available in her case.
Did people at the party accidentally kill her? Or did someone from the party hurt her after the argument?
Perhaps she left upset and vulnerable and someone random took advantage of her? Was this argument a last straw and she took her own life?
I’m so sorry for the pain her loved ones are going through
Perhaps she left upset and vulnerable and someone random took advantage of her? Was this argument a last straw and she took her own life?
I’m so sorry for the pain her loved ones are going through
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One of her missing photos in this thread looked like standard jail clothing, so I did a query of court records. She was charged with accepting or transferring a stolen vehicle (state statute 30-16D-4(A) & (B)(1) a felony) and aggravated fleeing LE (statute 30-22-1.1 a felony) in 2021. Court records showed a FTA (failure to appear) after that and a warrant was served. At that point both charges are still open and the last record shows both as Bindover. Bind Over refers to a judge's decision to order a defendant to be subjected to a trial as a result of a finding of probable cause at a preliminary hearing (preliminary examination). It could be completely unrelated to her being missing but one thing that stood out in the records was shortly after her arrest and release on bond there was an Order of Protection issued (Event Date in the records 3-4-22) Was she afraid of someone involved in the crime that led to her being charged with 2 felonies? Link to State Court records follows: search by last name SPACE first name (no commas) Caselookup - Disclaimer
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We're still currently looking for my 20-year-old daughter Anastasia Ferriera. We have a 10K reward for leading information.
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Do we know if the mentioned man is a person of interest?
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One missing poster said she was asked to leave a party.
Another missing poster said she was meeting up with a man she knows. (Who saw those text messages?)
Someone else posted about felony charges and an order of protection.
Are all of those things connected? Hypothetically, she got into trouble (felony charges), met up with someone from that incident (the mystery text message man), and went to a party where an argument broke out (perhaps over the charges). Was the order of protection connected to someone at the party?
Another missing poster said she was meeting up with a man she knows. (Who saw those text messages?)
Someone else posted about felony charges and an order of protection.
Are all of those things connected? Hypothetically, she got into trouble (felony charges), met up with someone from that incident (the mystery text message man), and went to a party where an argument broke out (perhaps over the charges). Was the order of protection connected to someone at the party?
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The last known location on the NAMUS profile doesn't jive with the house party...fwiw
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Bumping for Anastasia.
As per MPIA flyer posted above, Anastasia was last known to be meeting with a man she was familiar with, as indicated by text messages arranging their meetup. She has not been seen or heard from since.
Has this man been interviwed by LE ? Do they have any POI ?
As per MPIA flyer posted above, Anastasia was last known to be meeting with a man she was familiar with, as indicated by text messages arranging their meetup. She has not been seen or heard from since.
Has this man been interviwed by LE ? Do they have any POI ?
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Duke City Case Files Features First Missing Persons Case: Anastasia Ferriera - ABQ RAW
News - APD’s Duke City Case Files features missing 20-year-old Anastasia Ferriera. Last seen March 2023, police seek public tips. Contact APD or Crime Stoppers with any information.
abqraw.com
February 3, 2025
The Albuquerque Police Department has released its 12th episode of the Duke City Case Files, delving into the disappearance of Anastasia Ferriera.
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“If anyone knows anything, even if you think the tip is not important, it could be important to our case,” said Deputy Commander Andrew Jaramillo. “We do have a lot of stuff that we have to put together to get all the pieces to fit together, but that tip might be the reason that we solve this case.”
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You may like to contact the Unfound Podcast if you are willing to be interviewed for an episode.
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I agree! And the Vanished podcast or maybe John Lourdan - he’s pretty decent about working with families on missing persons cases where there isn’t a ton of public information.
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Anastasia Brenda “Karma” Ferriera has been missing since March 15, 2023, from Albuquerque, New Mexico. She was just 19 years old at the time of her disappearance and is now 21.
Her family, friends, and community are still searching tirelessly for answers. There is currently a $10,000 reward for information that helps bring her home.
If you have ANY information:
Every share and any lead matters — together, we can bring Karma home.
Submit anonymously via Google Form
Her family, friends, and community are still searching tirelessly for answers. There is currently a $10,000 reward for information that helps bring her home.
Case Details
- Name: Anastasia Brenda Ferriera
- Nickname: Karma
- DOB: December 9, 2003
- Age at disappearance: 19 (Current age 21)
- Height/Weight: 4’9”, 100 lbs
- Race/Sex: Hispanic Female
- Hair/Eyes: Brown / Brown
- Distinguishing Features:
- Tattoos: “Till Death” (left forearm), “505” (inside right forearm), “Ferriera” (right breast), blurred script (thumb)
- Pierced ears
- Clothing (last seen): Hooded sweatshirt & shorts
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Resources & Coverage
- Disappeared Blog – Case Summary
- APD’s Duke City Case Files – First Missing Person Featured
- KOAT News – “Missing Daughter’s Family Raises Questions”
- Doe Network Entry
- NamUs Case File
- NM DPS Missing Persons Report
Contact Information
If you have ANY information:
- Albuquerque Police Department: (505) 242-COPS
- Metro Crime Stoppers (anonymous): (505) 843-STOP (7867)
- Submit a Tip Online: p3tips.com/531
If You Don’t Want to Contact Police Directly
We understand some people may feel uncomfortable speaking with law enforcement. If that’s the case, you can still help: Subreddit dedicated to her- Send a private message (DM) to this subreddit’s moderators with your tip.
- Use a throwaway Reddit account if you wish to remain anonymous.
- Share as much detail as you can:
- Who / What you saw
- When you saw it (date & time)
- Where (specific location or landmark)
- Any photos, video, or screenshots
Every share and any lead matters — together, we can bring Karma home.Submit anonymously via Google Form
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There is an existing thread here.
abqraw.com
February 3, 2025
The Albuquerque Police Department has released its 12th episode of the Duke City Case Files, delving into the disappearance of Anastasia Ferriera.
*****
“If anyone knows anything, even if you think the tip is not important, it could be important to our case,” said Deputy Commander Andrew Jaramillo. “We do have a lot of stuff that we have to put together to get all the pieces to fit together, but that tip might be the reason that...
Duke City Case Files Features First Missing Persons Case: Anastasia Ferriera - ABQ RAW
News - APD’s Duke City Case Files features missing 20-year-old Anastasia Ferriera. Last seen March 2023, police seek public tips. Contact APD or Crime Stoppers with any information.
abqraw.com
February 3, 2025
The Albuquerque Police Department has released its 12th episode of the Duke City Case Files, delving into the disappearance of Anastasia Ferriera.
*****
“If anyone knows anything, even if you think the tip is not important, it could be important to our case,” said Deputy Commander Andrew Jaramillo. “We do have a lot of stuff that we have to put together to get all the pieces to fit together, but that tip might be the reason that...
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