Family pleads for help after pregnant South Florida woman disappears, hasn't been seen for weeks
FORT LAUDERDALE — A South Florida family is pleading for the public's help after a pregnant woman disappeared and police said she's been missing for more than a month.
According to Hallandale Beach Police, Jenny Saint Pierre, 25, was last seen wearing a purple shirt and black pants when she went missing. She's said to be about 5'4" and has a tattoo that says "Benie" on her left collarbone. Investigators said she is schizophrenic and that she could be in danger.
Jenny's family told CBS News Miami that she's about five to six months pregnant and that she was excited about becoming a mother. However, they're now worried about what may have happened to her.
"Something's not right," said sister Stephania Sait Pierre, who said she hasn't been able to get ahold of her sister for weeks.
"Towards the end of July, I didn't hear from her — just randomly stopped hearing from her," she said. "I would call and there would be no response."
She said she spoke to her sister's ex-boyfriend, who she said is the father of the unborn child. He said he last saw Jenny Saint Pierre on Aug. 5 when they were together at Gulfstream Park in Hallandale Beach.
"He told me that they had an argument — a disagreement — and then she was angry and she left," she said.
Jenny hasn't been seen since.
"It's unusual because I was just talking to her about her being about this being her first child," Stephania Saint Pierre told CBS News Miami. "Possibly a baby shower and all of these things that were getting ready to be planned and then all of a sudden, she just disappears. No one hears from her. Nothing."
Stephania Saint Pierre told CBS News Miami that she and the rest of Jenny Saint Pierre's family are "truly worried" about her and are desperate for answers.
If anyone has seen Jenny or has any information regarding her disappearance, please contact Detective Ramsaroop by calling (954) 457-1430 or emailing cramsaroop@cohb.org. Any tips can also be shared with Hallandale Beach Police by calling (954) 457-1400.
