In Imbert, Puerto Plata, on December 31, 2025, the three-year-old girl Brianna Genao González disappeared without a trace. Since then, the family, led by her mother Yessica González, has been searching for her whereabouts, while keeping her belongings at home in the hope of new clues.
The mother does not yield to uncertainty
Yessica González has used social media to keep the search visible. “Although many may say that publishing is of no use, I will not give up. If this is the only means I have to search for you, I will use it again and again until I find you”, she stated in a message dedicated to her daughter.
Operations and international alerts
The Dominican Police deployed search days in Puerto Plata, with specialized personnel and high-tech resources. Among those questioned was Rafael Reyes Núñez Rosario, who initially claimed to have hidden the girl’s remains, without indicating the location. To date, no responsible parties have been detained.
Interpol issued a yellow alert on Brianna’s disappearance, but no information has been revealed that would allow her to be located.
The new legal framework and ongoing search
President Luis Abinader promulgated the Law 25-26 in June 2026, creating the “Alertas RD” system for searching for missing persons. The system includes specific alerts for elderly adults, people with disabilities, and women in situations of violence. To date, the legislation has not provided concrete results for Brianna’s case.
The family demands transparency and follow-up
Braulio González, Brianna’s grandfather, has requested answers about the investigative process and questions why no one has been detained. The family continues to ask that the search remain active and that any information be communicated to the authorities.
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