💔 “I can’t breathe without her
” — Camila Mendoza Olmos’ mother breaks down after a body is found in San Antonio. A pink hoodie and locket near the scene leave investigators probing every angle.

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The heartbroken mother of missing teen Camila Mendoza Olmos hauntingly uttered the same four words as officials recovered a body near the family’s San Antonio home on Tuesday.

Rosario Olmos was left in shock when sheriff’s deputies and FBI agents recovered human remains in a Bexar County field nearly a full week after the 19-year-old disappeared during her Christmas Eve walk.

“So close to home,” the elder Olmos repeatedly uttered, according to Frank Trevino, who has helped with the search for Camila.

“Her eyes were not there,” Trevino told the Daily Mail about Rosario after the haunting discovery.


Camila Olmos’ mother, Rosario, speaks to reporters after a body was found in the search for her missing daughter.Noticias Telemundo
The body found Tuesday was noted to have been in the field for about five or six days, Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar told reporters.

A firearm owned by a relative was reported missing from the home after Olmos disappeared.

A gun was recovered near the body, but officials haven’t announced if it was the same one that had gone missing at the family’s home.

The gun found in the field was a 9mm Luger pistol, according to the Daily Mail, reporting it to be the same make as the one
Camila Olmos was last seen at her house on Christmas Eve morning before she was reported missing by her mother.Facebook/Jaidah Fuchs
A source told the outlet the remains also matched the description of Olmos.

A car’s dashcam is believed to have captured the missing teen the morning she disappeared.Bexar County Sheriff’s Office
Salazar revealed that authorities have discovered information leading them to believe that Olmos, 19, was experiencing suicidal ideations and exhibited signs of depression.

He added it appeared Olmos “was a young person going through a very tough time in her life.”

She was having a “tough time” with school, work, and a relationship that had recently ended, Salazar said.