Debbie Flores-Narvaez Missing: Family Sets up Website, Sister Dedicated to Finding Her

LAS VEGAS (CBS/AP) Celeste Flores-Narvaez spent her Christmas combing the Vegas Strip for clues to what happened to her sister, missing Las Vegas burlesque dancer Debbie Flores-Narvaez, instead of with her two children at her Atlanta home.

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Debbie has been missing since Dec. 12, when she said goodbye to her roommate and headed out to visit an ex-boyfriend, Jason "Blu" Griffith, police say.

When Debbie failed to show up two days later for a performance of "Fantasy," the nightly burlesque show at the Luxor hotel and casino where she worked, her roommate got concerned and reported her missing.

Celeste Flores-Narvaez immediately flew to Las Vegas and has been searching tirelessly for her sister ever since. The family even set up a website dedicated to finding Debbie and asking for tips and donations to help aid in the search for the 31-year-old dancer.

"I'll walk the four corners of the world in search of you until you come back home," Celeste wrote on the website.

There is also a flyer with Debbie's picture and description that can be printed out and distributed.

Days after the disappearance, news reports cited an arrest report that claimed she had gotten into a fight with Griffith more than a month before she went missing. Police have questioned Griffith but have not named him as a suspect and say that he is cooperating with the investigation.

Celeste Flores-Narvaez said her sister never mentioned the fight but shortly before she went missing, Debbie reportedly sent her mother a text message that said if anything ever happened, Griffith was her emergency contact.

"It is one of those, 'Hmm, I don't know exactly what it could mean' text messages," Celeste Flores-Narvaez said.

Celeste Flores-Narvaez said she doesn't believe her sister would take off without telling anyone, and is beginning to fear the worst.

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