California Father Vanishes for Nearly Two Weeks Following Mysterious Crash into Street Pole
A man from Southern California hasn’t been seen or heard from in almost two weeks since he was in an unknown car accident in the middle of the night.
On July 20, William Orellana, 34, from Upland, which is about 35 miles east of Los Angeles, crashed his car into a light pole in Riverside. He hasn’t been seen or heard from since, the Upland Police Department wrote on Facebook Wednesday. The next day, he was found missing.
Riverside Police Public Information Officer Ryan Rails said that a white Chrysler 300 was found crashed and empty, with only personal items inside.
“The car was blocking the road, so we had tow it away.” “It was dangerous,” Railsback told USA TODAY on Thursday. “We never got in touch with him.” At the time of the accident, he wasn’t in the car. That’s why it was just an empty car that someone hit.
KABC-TV reported that police found Orellana’s cell phone and work outfit in the white Chrysler that had been left behind.
The accident happened around 5 a.m. on July 20 when another driver hit Orellana’s car, which was partially on the road. The driver told the cops that there was no one in the car.
“We don’t know if the steering wheel hit him in the head.” He has no idea who he is and we don’t know if he passed out. Our girlfriend of four years, Kacey Silvas, told the station, “We don’t know at this point.”
For Silvas, his vanishing is “devastating” and makes no sense. He told CBS News, “I don’t know how people can just vanish.”
He told Orellana that he had no reason to be in the Riverside area.
“No one he knows in Riverside knows him.” He doesn’t have any family out there. The place where he was was so alone. She said, “We have no idea how his car got there.” “We are heartbroken. We only need to know if he’s okay.
CBS News reported that Orellana’s mother, Cynthia Hernandez, said her son talks to her several times a day.
Hernandez told the news source, “It’s the worst thing a mother could go through.” It’s especially true when you’re close with someone. It’s been tough.
He has green or brown eyes, a thin body, and clear tattoos on his head and neck. Orellana is about 5 feet 7 inches tall. For those who find Orellana, the Upland Police Department can be reached at (909) 946-7624.