After a woman vanishes during a journey to Japan, her family in Chicago is desperate for answers. The family of a Chicago woman who disappeared while traveling in Japan expresses “one of the worst possible fears.”
Kandace Schipper, age 29, arrived in Tokyo on May 8 and “abruptly” ceased communicating with her family and acquaintances ten days ago.
She was traveling with Luis Torres, a 27-year-old male companion who has also been inaccessible. Nicole Willea, her sister, stated that the family notified the US consulate and submitted a missing person report in Chicago.
Ms. Willea wrote on Facebook –
“Our family is experiencing one of the worst fears possible…”
“She was communicating every day from Tokyo to family and friends but has not been reachable in 9 days.”
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Brother-in-law Adam Willea reported that the Tokyo Metropolitan Police refused to investigate the woman’s disappearance as a missing person case because she had not yet missed her flight home.
He explained to WGN9 that the family felt “helpless” not knowing what happened to her –
“Is she being held somewhere against her will? Is she hurt? There’s nothing we can even do because it’s in Toyko, Japan. We need feet on the ground over there.”
A credit card transaction alert led Ms. Schipper’s family to believe that her last known location was in Shibuya. According to her Linkedin profile, Ms. Schipper, a stylist and cosmetics artist, was born in Chicago and recently relocated to California.
Please contact her family at +1 616 439 0160 or [email protected] if you have any information. If you wish to assist in the search for Kandace Schipper, please share this article on your social media accounts so that more people can assist in the search.
