Missing Naomi Irion’s family travels from South Africa to Nevada to assist with search

The household of lacking lady Naomi Irion traveled from South Africa to Nevada this week to help within the seek for their 18-year-old daughter.

Irion was final seen in a Walmart car parking zone in Fernley, Nevada, the place she sometimes parked her automotive and took an worker bus to her job at a Panasonic manufacturing facility, on March 12. The FBI stated she was “kidnapped” from the car parking zone “by a nondescript male.”

“No piece of knowledge is just too small to report at this level,” Irion’s mom, Diana Irion, stated Tuesday. “We’d like everybody’s assist throughout the nation. … She could possibly be anyplace.”

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The mom of seven, together with three adoptive sons from Ukraine, known as on anybody with info referring to her daughter’s disappearance to contact authorities instantly.

Naomi Irion’s mom, sister and father talking at a March 22 press convention.
(Lyon County Sheriff Fb)

Herve Irion, Naomi’s father, works for the U.S. State Division within the international service. The Irions have lived in a lot of international international locations, together with Germany and Russia, however are presently stationed in South Africa. It took them 36 hours to journey from Africa to Reno.

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“I am unable to thanks guys sufficient,” Herve Irion stated Tuesday, chatting with the a whole lot of volunteers in Nevada who assisted with the seek for his daughter.

Naomi Irion
(Lyon County Sheriff)

Safety digital camera footage launched by the Lyon County Sheriff’s Workplace on Tuesday reveals a possible suspect in her kidnapping – a male carrying denims and a grey, hooded sweatshirt – strolling from a close-by homeless camp into the Walmart car parking zone. Authorities stated in a March 15 Fb submit that the suspect received into the driving force’s seat of Irion’s automobile and left in an “unknown path with Naomi within the passenger seat.”

In a March 19 replace, authorities stated the suspect may be seen “at instances … strolling straight in entrance of automobiles and their headlights.”

Authorities stated the suspect is believed to be driving a brand new, darkish blue or black Chevy 2500 truck.

Naomi Irion kidnapping suspect’s automobile.
(Lyon County Sheriff)

Authorities situated Irion’s automobile, a four-door sedan, in Fernley on March 15, two days after she was reported lacking March 13. Proof authorities present in her deserted automobile instructed that her disappearance was felony in nature.

The Lyon sheriff’s workplace is asking anybody with details about Irion’s whereabouts to contact 775-463-6620 or detective@lyon-county.org.