31 years old, dancer, Deborah "Debbie" Flores Narvaez, has been missing since he disappeared 12 December 2010.
The actor Fantasy Show of Luxor, has not been seen since he left his home in Las Vegas at 7.00 clock on 12 December. The police will continue to follow and ask the people he has worked or socialized with, but eight days have there have been observations.
As Flores de Narvaez, a dark red '97 Chevrolet Prisma, was found parked in the northeast part of town and according to reports from Maryland plates are gone.
Debbie Narvaez Flores was born in Puerto Rico and lived with his family in Baltimore, Maryland before pursuing to Las Vegas two years ago for a career in dance and performing arts.
Before his transfer, and according to his Facebook page, the artist worked as an "ambassador" for the cheerleaders of the Washington Redskins in 2007 and 2008. She has also auditioned for the TV series So You Think You Can Dance.
With his whereabouts unknown until the last observation of the police with their work was when he left home to visit her ex-boyfriend Jason "Blu" Griffith. After returning home for 2 days and missing samples, Fantasy, one of her friends contacted the police to report his disappearance.
Deon Ridley, a close friend of Flores-Narvaez said he was very concerned because it's not like he missed work, especially since it meant a lot for them.
"This is not to work and the agenda report, I know it means a lot for them is rare," says a concerned Ridley: "It is not at all to."
Ridley was a colleague of Flores-Narvaez for almost three years and described them as very reliable. The nature of his career, he has his concerns and had problems with obsessive fans in the past and troubled relationships.
"Being in the industry, which is in a burlesque show, which is pretty bold for a woman in Las Vegas. Your safety is very important," said Ridley.
Asia Bosley, a close family friend said, Flores-Nava, "It's such a good heart, give him the shirt on his back for anybody."
Las Vegas police ask for any information, the search for Debbie, or give any idea why it disappeared.
The actor Fantasy Show of Luxor, has not been seen since he left his home in Las Vegas at 7.00 clock on 12 December. The police will continue to follow and ask the people he has worked or socialized with, but eight days have there have been observations.
As Flores de Narvaez, a dark red '97 Chevrolet Prisma, was found parked in the northeast part of town and according to reports from Maryland plates are gone.
Debbie Narvaez Flores was born in Puerto Rico and lived with his family in Baltimore, Maryland before pursuing to Las Vegas two years ago for a career in dance and performing arts.
Before his transfer, and according to his Facebook page, the artist worked as an "ambassador" for the cheerleaders of the Washington Redskins in 2007 and 2008. She has also auditioned for the TV series So You Think You Can Dance.
With his whereabouts unknown until the last observation of the police with their work was when he left home to visit her ex-boyfriend Jason "Blu" Griffith. After returning home for 2 days and missing samples, Fantasy, one of her friends contacted the police to report his disappearance.
Deon Ridley, a close friend of Flores-Narvaez said he was very concerned because it's not like he missed work, especially since it meant a lot for them.
"This is not to work and the agenda report, I know it means a lot for them is rare," says a concerned Ridley: "It is not at all to."
Ridley was a colleague of Flores-Narvaez for almost three years and described them as very reliable. The nature of his career, he has his concerns and had problems with obsessive fans in the past and troubled relationships.
"Being in the industry, which is in a burlesque show, which is pretty bold for a woman in Las Vegas. Your safety is very important," said Ridley.
Asia Bosley, a close family friend said, Flores-Nava, "It's such a good heart, give him the shirt on his back for anybody."
Las Vegas police ask for any information, the search for Debbie, or give any idea why it disappeared.
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