'Distraught' Family Of Missing Suffolk Man Pleads For His Return

WEST BABYLON, NY — A West Babylon man who was reported missing on Sunday has yet to be found, Suffolk County Police said.

Isaiah Henriquez, 20, was last seen leaving a party at a residence on Brentwood Road in Brentwood at about 7:30 p.m. on Saturday.

Frank Rodriguez, Hernriquez's uncle, told Patch that he took a Lyft to Poospatuck Indian Territory in Mastic, according to close friends.

He was reported missing by family on April 9.

"We just want him home," said Rodriguez.

On Tuesday afternoon, Henriquez's family went to several shops where he visited.

Employees said Henriquez did enter the on Saturday, but were informed he did not purchase anything because he was not carrying identification, Rodriguez said.

They also visited several Rocky Point businesses.

"Any business owner that we've spoken to has been more than supportive, putting flyers in their windows, and really trying to think back," said Rodriguez. "One of the ladies in Rocky Points sat for a couple of hours looking through video."

However, Henriquez has yet to be identified in any store footage, he said.

Many of Henriquez's family members have frequently posted on social media since Saturday, posting pictures of him and asking anyone for information.

His mother, Rodriguez said, is just "horrible" over the disappearance of her son.

"She is very distraught," he said. "Any little piece of hope that she has keeps getting crushed every day."

Henriquez is a Hispanic male, about 6 feet tall and 140 pounds, police said. He has brown hair and brown eyes, and has a red tattoo with Arabic writing on the right side of his face.

He has an additional tattoo on his left forearm that reads “Diana.” Ana Rodriguez, Henriquez's aunt, also told Patch that he has posterior scars on his wrists from a recent accident. He was last seen
wearing black sweatpants and a black Nike jacket with silver grills in his mouth, police said.

"We're optimistic," said Rodriguez. "But we know as days go on, it's going to be harder and harder."