Sister Pleads for Return of Missing Las Vegas Showgirl
Debbie Flores-Narvaez didn't show up for work at Luxor Hotel's "Fantasy" show.
Dec. 20, 2010 — -- Las Vegas police are searching for a lawyer turned showgirl who has been missing for more than a week, and her sister believes the dancer may be in danger.
"Bring her home. Let her go. Let us know something. What is it that you want?" Celeste Flores-Narvaez said in an open plea for her sister's return.
Debbie Flores-Narvaez, 31, is a burlesque dancer at the Luxor Casino's "Fantasy" show. When she didn't turn up for her performance on Dec. 13, friends and loved ones were worried.
Police found her car in a parking lot in the northwest section of the city and are now conducting forensic testing. Investigators reportedly found a purse or makeup bag in the back seat.
"I just wish an officer could've come out, and somebody could've found her address from her license plate," her friend Theresa Howey said.
Dancing was Debbie Flores-Narvaez's dream. According to her Facebook page, she had a law degree and a master's in finance. Her sister said she'd also been a cheerleader for the Washington Redskins.
Debbie Flores-Narvaez put all that on hold to grab a spot at headlining on the Las Vegas strip.
"It's not (like) her to go missing," Celeste Flores-Narvaez told KTNV TV, ABC News' affiliate in Las Vegas. "It's not her to take a small vacation like this."
