EVELYN RIANO and EDWIN APARICIO - 16 and 18 yo - Asbury Park NJ

ASBURY PARK — Police are seeking the public’s help to locate two city teenagers who are missing.Capt.
Anthony Salerno said that Evelyn Riano, 16, of the 500 block of Fifth
Avenue, was reported missing by her mother at 10:20 p.m. Sunday night.


Maria Riano, the mother, said that her daughter did not return from work at
Super Discounts, 700 Main St., where she is a retail clerk. She had left
work around 7 p.m., Sunday police said.
Evelyn Riano had sent a text to her boyfriend that day, breaking off their
relationship, Salerno said. She is a student at St. Rose High School, Belmar.
Police have been searching all the places Evelyn Riano was known to frequent,
including with family and friends, Salerno said.
At 8 p.m. Monday, the boyfriend, Edwin Aparicio, 18, of the 800 block of
Main Street, was reported missing by his mother, Teresita Aparicio, Salerno said.
She said her son was distraught because he found out his girlfriend was
missing. He said he wanted to take a walk and clear his head but did not
return home. He works at two restaurants in Bradley Beach, Vic’s and Fins, police said.
Evelyn Riano was last seen wearing a gray hooded Aeropostale sweatshirt,
blue jeans and black sneakers, Salerno said.
Edwin Aparicio was wearing a black work T-shirt with Vic’s logo on it, a
brown hooded sweatshirt, black jeans and white sneakers.
The families have had no further communication with either teen.
Information has been entered into the National Crime Information Center database, Salerno said.
Police released a photo of Evelyn Riano but did not yet have one of Aparicio, Salerno said.
Anyone with information is asked to call Asbury Park Detective John Sosdian at
732-775-1996 or the Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office at 1-800-533-7443.

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ASBURY PARK — Two city teenagers who were dating and
reported missing by their mothers Halloween weekend were back home with
their families Tuesday, Police Chief Mark Kinmon said Thursday.The
mothers of Evelyn Riano, 16 and Edwin Aparicio, 18, sought help from
police when their children went missing late Sunday, Oct . 30.
Police then sought the public’s help after learning Riano had sent a text breaking up with Aparicio before they disappeared.
But by Nov. 3, the teens were seen in Bradley Beach, bringing relief to concerned families.
Since
then, there has been “some contact between the kids and their parents,”
Kinmon said Thursday. “They agreed to come back. They never drifted too
far away from home.”
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