SC SC - Erlin “Noemi” Padilla Valenzuela, 35, Greenville, Greenville County, 4 Feb 2019

[cybervampira]

Greenville County Sheriff's Office

Investigators with the Greenville County Sheriff’s Office are seeking information pertaining to the whereabouts of 35 year-old, Erlin “Noemi” Padilla Valenzuela, who went missing on February 4, 2019, at around 1:00am.

Valenzuela was last seen at her residence, located at 4 Henderson Street, in Greenville. She is described as a Hispanic female, 5’0”/135lbs. She is possibly driving an unknown make/model white vehicle. Valenzuela is bilingual in both English and Spanish. If anyone has information pertaining to her whereabouts, please call Investigator Campbell at 864-303-1140 or Crime Stoppers of Greenville at 23-CRIME.



Deputies asking for help locating woman missing for almost 3 weeks

 

[becks_]

bump bump bumpppp

 

[truecrimemavens]

Just spoke with a deputy in Greenville County to get an update "hasn't been located just yet". Hopefully they find something soon.

 

[Gardener1850]

Noemi is in NAMUS: The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

Circumstances of Disappearance
After an argument, Erlin left her residence and was seen getting into an unknown white car with a small suitcase.

 

[TatianaBarbie]

Noemi is in NAMUS: The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

Circumstances of Disappearance
After an argument, Erlin left her residence and was seen getting into an unknown white car with a small suitcase.

I never like seeing the above scenario: leaving a residence after an argument, then leaving in an unknown vehicle. I wonder who saw Erlin leaving, and also who was she arguing with?

 

[CastlesBurning]

Bumping for Noemi, now missing over a year and a half...

 

[Dre]

Yes, when I hear “we fought and she left” I also simultaneously hear “we fought and ... then I carried her out”

 

[Thadeous Maximus]

When I did a reverse address lookup in the White Pages there were two other people listed as living at the residence with Noemi. I checked for profiles for those two folks on Facebook. Only one of them had an account, but Noemi wasn't listed as a friend or a family member, and there were no posts made in regards to her being missing. Maybe that's not so odd given she was arguing/fighting with whoever was in her house when she left. Yet, it would seem as though they would still care about her and want to find her.

 

[a1078r]

When I did a reverse address lookup in the White Pages there were two other people listed as living at the residence with Noemi. I checked for profiles for those two folks on Facebook. Only one of them had an account, but Noemi wasn't listed as a friend or a family member, and there were no posts made in regards to her being missing. Maybe that's not so odd given she was arguing/fighting with whoever was in her house when she left. Yet, it would seem as though they would still care about her and want to find her.

Just to clear a few things up: the family and those actually involved have been on top of every possible step since the disappearance. Social media activity isn’t the measuring stick here — not everyone posts publicly.
There’s a lot that isn’t visible from reverse lookups or Facebook searches, and it doesn’t reflect the effort being put in behind the scenes.
It’s also fair to say the county’s handling of this hasn’t helped. The case didn’t get the attention it should’ve early on, and that lack of priority played a role in why things are where they are now. The case has since been reopened, and efforts are still ongoing — even if not everything is visible to the public.