Shane Su­perville

Se­nior Re­porter

shane.su­perville@guardian.co.tt

Two months af­ter her son was re­port­ed miss­ing, Michelle Sama­roo, the moth­er of miss­ing La Ro­main taxi dri­ver Viv­ion Sama­roo, is cling­ing to hope that he may still be alive.

Sama­roo, 28, was last seen at his Pond Road home on May 7.

Speak­ing with Guardian Me­dia Ltd at the Foren­sic Sci­ence Cen­tre in St James yes­ter­day, Sama­roo and oth­er rel­a­tives ap­pealed to any­one with in­for­ma­tion on his where­abouts to come for­ward and tell the po­lice.

The fam­i­ly vis­it­ed the cen­tre to in­quire whether any uniden­ti­fied bod­ies were brought in as they con­tin­ued their ef­forts to lo­cate him.

The moth­er said it was a dif­fi­cult time for her and all she would like to know right now is what hap­pened to her son.

She said Sama­roo worked as a pri­vate hire (PH) taxi dri­ver at times and his white Nis­san Ti­i­da car was al­so miss­ing.

“If any­body saw him or know any­thing about him in any way or the oth­er please call the po­lice,” the moth­er said.

“If we could talk to him (Viv­ion) right now, we want him to know we are look­ing for him and we want him to come home.”

She said her son did not have any chil­dren and lived alone.

Sama­roo said she had not been to work since her son’s dis­ap­pear­ance as she was un­able to con­cen­trate or func­tion.

The fam­i­ly is ex­pect­ed to re­turn to the Foren­sic Sci­ence Cen­tre to­day as they hope to get an­swers.