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Camila Mendoza Olmos’ ex-boyfriend Nathan Gonzales speaks out — but what he did immediately after her body was found has left the nation stunned.

Investigators reportedly watched in silence as a bizarre and chilling sequence unfolded, captured on CCTV, leaving even seasoned officers shaken.

💔 “Nobody could have predicted this.”

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Missing Texas teen Camila Mendoza’s ex-boyfriend vows to keep searching ‘until we find her’

The ex-boyfriend of Camila “Cami” Mendoza Olmos has been assisting in the search for the missing Texas teen — and vowed to continue doing so until she’s found.

Nathan Gonzales spoke to local media on Saturday as he and other members of the community came together to look for Olmos, who mysteriously vanished just before 7 a.m. on Christmas Eve and was last seen outside her home in San Antonio.

Nathan Gonzales, the doting ex-boyfriend of Camila “Cami” Mendoza Olmos, has vowed to keep searching for the missing Texas teen until she’s found.KABB FOX 29 News
“They’re going through a nightmare,” Gonzales said of Olmos’s family during a search party for the missing teen.

Gonzales, who had dated the missing 19-year-old, told Fox San Antonio on Saturday that he’s fully committed to searching for Olmos — whom he described as exceptionally “loving” — until the moment she’s found.

“So that’s why we’re all out here to support her family and be there for them, because not only do they need us right now. But they need the Lord Jesus to be with her and protect Cami because we know with the Lord that she’s gonna come back home.

“She’s a very loving person. She’s the person that always puts others before herself, and she loves everybody no matter what, and you know, this is just not like her because like I said, she’s just a loving person and would’ve never thought that something like this would happen,” Gonzales continued.

Gonzales has since dedicated much of his social media presence to happy pictures of the couple together and flyers asking for members to join search efforts as the teen’s disappearance moves into its fifth day.Instagram/nate gonzales
“I’ll be here all day… We’ve been here for three days, going on four days straight, and we’re not going to stop until we find her.”

Olmos had recently ended a romantic relationship, according to the Bexar County Sheriff’s Department.

The breakup was described as amicable, and police are not currently working on the assumption that her ex is involved in her disappearance, cops said.

Gonzales, however, has not been officially identified by authorities as the subject of the recent breakup, and it is unclear when the pair was last together.

The search for Olmos has extended into Mexico as state authorities fear she may have been taken over the US-Mexican border.Instagram/nate gonzales
Gonzales added that he has answered detectives’ questions about his relationship with Olmos and any places he believed she could have vanished to, as authorities continue the desperate search.

“I was willing to give any information that I can to bring her home. Because at the end of the day that’s what I want is to bring her home for her family,” Gonzales said.

The search for Olmos has extended into Mexico as state authorities fear she may have been taken over the US-Mexican border.

The Tragic Death of Camila Mendoza Olmos: A Community in Mourning

On Christmas Eve morning, December 24, 2025, 19-year-old Camila Mendoza Olmos left her family home in northwest Bexar County, Texas, for what her mother believed was a routine walk. What followed was a week-long search that gripped the local community and drew national attention, only to end in profound heartbreak. On December 30, authorities discovered a body in a field near her residence, and the following day, the Bexar County Medical Examiner’s Office confirmed it was Olmos. The cause of death was a gunshot wound to the head, officially ruled a suicide. A firearm found at the scene matched descriptions of one reported missing from a relative.

This devastating conclusion came after intense efforts involving the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office, the FBI, and community volunteers. Surveillance footage captured what appears to be Olmos rummaging through her car early that morning before walking away, leaving her phone behind in her bedroom. Her mother, Rosario, contacted Olmos’s father and then-boyfriend shortly after realizing she was missing—both reported not having seen her—prompting a swift report to authorities.

Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar noted that the area where the body was found, approximately 100 to 300 yards from the family home in a field with tall grass near FM 1560, had been searched previously but was re-examined due to dense vegetation. “We’ve got to consider all possibilities,” Salazar had said earlier, acknowledging Olmos’s history of depression and suicidal ideations while emphasizing a thorough investigation into voluntary disappearance, self-harm, or foul play. Ultimately, no evidence of foul play emerged, and the medical examiner’s ruling aligned with indicators at the scene.

The news shattered a family already grappling with loss during the holiday season. In a heartfelt Facebook statement posted by relative Nancy Olmos on December 31, the family expressed gratitude: “In the name of the Olmos family, we want to give a humble and heartfelt thank you to all the news reporters, police detectives, FBI, churches, friends, family and many other communities for your support and prayers. Our beloved Camila Mendoza Olmos is now with the Good Lord.” They requested privacy and prayers, particularly for Rosario and Olmos’s brother Carlos.

Friends and neighbors described Olmos as a bright, relatable young woman who brought unity to those around her. One close friend, speaking to local media, recalled conversations about shared struggles with school and relationships, expressing eternal gratitude for their time together. Hundreds gathered for vigils, including a candlelit balloon release, to mourn and remember her. The Youth Peace and Justice Foundation honored Olmos by dedicating a tree in its national Trees for Peace Youth Gun Violence Memorial—the first for a gun-related suicide—highlighting the broader epidemic of firearm deaths, including those tied to mental health crises.

Prior to her disappearance, Olmos had experienced a mutual breakup with her boyfriend, though authorities, including Sheriff Salazar, stated this was not considered a concerning factor in the case. Reports indicate the ex-boyfriend cooperated with investigators early on, confirming he had not seen her. No public statements from the boyfriend following the discovery have been widely reported in mainstream outlets.

The case of Camila Mendoza Olmos underscores the silent struggles many young people face with mental health. In the United States, suicide is a leading cause of death among teens and young adults, often exacerbated by depression, relationship changes, and access to firearms. Organizations like the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline provide critical support, available 24/7 for those in distress.

While verified reports from sources such as ABC News, NBC News, People magazine, and local San Antonio outlets (KSAT, MySanAntonio) confirm the official ruling of suicide with no suspicion of foul play, social media has occasionally circulated unverified rumors and sensational claims. For instance, some online posts have speculated about the boyfriend’s actions immediately after the discovery—alleging chilling behavior captured on footage that left investigators stunned. However, no reputable news organizations have corroborated such details, including any specific statements from the boyfriend post-discovery or “deeply unsettling” video evidence involving him. These appear to stem from misinformation or hypothetical scenarios amplified in viral, clickbait-style content, which often distorts tragic events for engagement.

In the absence of evidence from law enforcement or family contradicting the suicide ruling, such claims remain speculative and unsubstantiated. Spreading unverified information can compound grief for families and communities already reeling from loss.

Camila Mendoza Olmos’s story is a poignant reminder of the importance of mental health awareness, open conversations about emotional struggles, and community support. Her family has invited the public to a wake and continues to seek prayers as they navigate this unimaginable pain. As one foundation representative noted, every life lost to a firearm is a tragedy demanding attention—whether through interpersonal violence or the quiet battles within.

The San Antonio area, having dealt with similar cases in recent years, mourns yet another young life cut short. Olmos’s memory lives on in the hearts of those who knew her, a testament to the light she brought, even in her short 19 years.