A US woman feared dead was reported alive in Mexico. But cops now say that isn’t true
Summary
Authorities in Arizona said a woman found in Tijuana, Mexico, is not Shayna Feinman, who disappeared in rural Arizona in March 2024. The Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office said U.S. authorities confirmed the woman’s identity using physical evidence, contradicting an earlier announcement by Tijuana officials that Feinman had been found alive.Key Facts
- Shayna Feinman, 38, was reported missing in Yavapai County, Arizona, in March 2024.
- Investigators believe Feinman was walking to an acquaintance’s home when she was last seen.
- A search found her car abandoned, with her wallet and identification inside; her phone was later recovered nearby.
- Authorities charged Cavett Richards and William DalCerro in connection with Feinman’s disappearance, but the charges were dismissed.
- Tijuana officials said on Saturday that they had found Feinman in the city’s Encino neighborhood and placed her in protective custody.
- Feinman’s sister, Kara, said she was waiting for Arizona authorities to verify the identification.
- On Tuesday, the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office said U.S. authorities confirmed through physical evidence that the woman in Tijuana was not Feinman.
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