Missing Texas teen’s heartbreaking last words to best friend before mysteriously vanishing during Christmas Eve walk revealed
The best friend of a Texas teenager who mysteriously vanished from her home early Christmas Eve morning shared the gone girl’s heartbreaking last words with The Post.
Camila “Cami” Mendoza Olmos, 19, was last seen outside her San Antonio home just before 7 a.m. on Wednesday wearing pajama shorts and a hoodie.
Her childhood best friend, Camila Estrella, said the pair were on the phone Tuesday to make plans to go dress shopping, to look for an outfit for Estrella’s boyfriend’s family event.
Camila “Cami” Mendoza Olmos, 19, disappeared after going outside her home on Christmas Eve morning around 7 a.m.Bexar County Sheriff’s Office
“She said, ‘Bye Cami, I love you,’” recalled a shaken Estrella.
“She was someone that was just full of love,” she said, adding the two spoke every day.
“This is so random, we never expected this.”
Olmos, wearing baby blue pajama shorts, a black hoodie and white shoes, was captured on video outside the house rummaging through her car before the footage cut off, the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office said.
The disappearance has left the community shaken and the family desperate to find the Northwest Vista Community College student.
Olmos’ childhood best friend shared the gone girl’s heartbreaking last words with The Post, saying the pair was on the phone Tuesday to make plans to go dress shopping, to look for an outfit for Estrella’s boyfriend’s family event.Bexar County Sheriff’s Office
Olmos was captured on video outside the house rummaging through her car before the footage cut off.KSAT
Her aunt Nancy Olmos said, “This was not a Christmas for us. It is a nightmare.”KSAT
“It’s just not Cami,” said aunt Nancy Olmos. “We knew something happened.”
The aunt had taken Olmos and her mother in when the two first moved to Texas from California in 2012.
“This was not a Christmas for us. It is a nightmare,” she said, adding that relatives who had gone out of town for the holidays quickly returned to help find her.
Olmos’ mom Rosario woke Wednesday unable to find her daughter, who typically took an early morning walk, according to reports.
By 9:30 a.m., Rosario Olmos called her daughter’s phone, only to find it on a bed with no battery, the Spanish-speaker told The Post, as Nancy Olmos translated for her.
The mom then called cops, who arrived with scent tracking dogs but have been unable to find the business student.
Camilla Olmos is considered “possibly endangered,” police said in their missing person alert.
