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Tania Sucaly Carias Ruano
MissingHouston, Harris, Texas, USA
Overview
Date Last Seen: August 5, 2017
Location Last Seen: Houston, Texas
Main Circumstances
The investigation remains open.
Reported missing after she was last seen in Houston.
She was 28 years old when she disappeared.
Authorities have released very few public details regarding the circumstances surrounding her disappearance.
No confirmed foul play has been publicly announced.
Detailed Case Breakdown
Tania Sucaly Carias Ruano Case: Disappearance, Investigation, and Current Status
Summary
Tania Sucaly Carias Ruano disappeared from Houston, Texas, on August 5, 2017, at the age of 28. Despite being missing for several years, her case remains active and unsolved. Publicly available information is limited, and investigators have not announced any confirmed suspects, arrests, or evidence explaining her disappearance. Her case continues to be listed as an active missing persons investigation in the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs).
Last Seen Summary
Date Last Seen: August 5, 2017
Location Last Seen: Houston, Texas
Main Circumstances
- Reported missing after she was last seen in Houston.
- She was 28 years old when she disappeared.
- Authorities have released very few public details regarding the circumstances surrounding her disappearance.
- No confirmed foul play has been publicly announced.
- The investigation remains open.
What Happened to Tania Sucaly Carias Ruano?
Tania Sucaly Carias Ruano was reported missing after she was last seen in Houston, Texas, on August 5, 2017. She was 28 years old at the time of her disappearance. Since then, investigators have released only limited public information regarding the events leading up to her disappearance.
Unlike many high-profile missing person cases, there have been no publicly released witness statements, surveillance footage, vehicle descriptions, or timelines describing her final known movements. This lack of publicly available information has made it difficult for both investigators and the public to reconstruct what happened.
Her disappearance remains classified as an active missing persons case through NamUs.
Investigation
Law enforcement has never publicly identified a suspect or person of interest in connection with Tania’s disappearance.
Over the years:
- No arrests have been announced.
- No criminal charges have been filed.
- No publicly identified homicide investigation has been announced.
- No remains believed to belong to Tania have been publicly recovered.
- Authorities continue to classify the case as an active missing persons investigation.
Latest Investigation Information
As of the latest publicly available information:
- Tania remains listed as an active missing person in NamUs.
- There have been no publicly announced breakthroughs.
- No new suspects or investigative developments have been released by law enforcement.
- The case has not been closed and remains open for tips and new information.
Anyone with information about Tania Sucaly Carias Ruano’s disappearance is encouraged to contact the investigating agency.
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Social Media, News and Case Links:
NamUs: Tania’s Page
Case Trace: Tania’s Flyer
Uncovered: Tania’s Page
Contact Information:
| Agency / Case | Contact |
|---|---|
| NamUs Case MP41270 | NamUs Missing Person Case MP41270 |
| Houston Police Department Missing Persons Division | (832) 394-1840 |
| Houston Crime Stoppers | (713) 222-TIPS (8477) |
Event Timeline Graph
| Agency / Case | Contact |
|---|---|
| NamUs Case MP41270 | NamUs Missing Person Case MP41270 |
| Houston Police Department Missing Persons Division | (832) 394-1840 |
| Houston Crime Stoppers | (713) 222-TIPS (8477) |
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Houston, Texas
On August 5, 2017
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