Black and Missing
Update: Zailey Unidad Flores found safe
The FBI is seeking the public’s help in locating Zailey Unidad Flores, a young woman who has been missing since January.
Update: Zailey Unidad Flores has been found safe according to a post update by Black and Missing.
The FBI is seeking the public’s help in locating Zailey Unidad Flores, a young woman who has been missing since January.
Zailey Unidad Flores missing since January
Authorities in Las Vegas released a missing persons flyer on Jan. 12, 2023 for Flores – who was last heard from on that date when the FBI says she was talking to a family member and claimed she was in Mexico. She reportedly has ties to several parts of Arizona, including Phoenix, as well as neighboring states.
Flores description
Zailey Unidad Flores has brown eyes, is Black/Hispanic, and is five feet and six inches tall.
“Flores is known to change her hair color with the common colors being brown, black or partially copper color,” the FBI said.
She might go by the names “Luna,” Uni” or “Zay.”
The FBI says she has ties to the following areas, cities, and states:
Arizona
Maricopa County
Tucson
Phoenix
Laveen
Marana
California
Slauson Avenue and Skid Row in Los Angeles
Idaho
Michigan
Detroit
Nevada
Las Vegas
Reno
“Flores has scars on her left arm, left hand, left and right wrists, and vertical scars on her palms. She also has burn marks on both of her legs. Her left shins have burn marks that are brown in color, likely from cigarettes,” the FBI says.
Anyone with information on Flores’ whereabouts is asked to call the nearest FBI field office, or the nearest American Embassy or Consulate.
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