Can You Identify Her? Cuban Woman in Miami Hasn't Heard from Family in Years

A woman identifying herself as Sara Rosenberg has been spotted living on the streets of Miami, disconnected from her family for the past three years. Her plight has stirred concern within the Cuban community in South Florida, sparking interest from several social media users eager to assist her.

"I haven't heard from them in three years, and I won't start looking because that's another problem," Sara expressed in a video shared by the TikTok user Conducta, who documents cases of homelessness. Sara states that she was born in Miami and that her father is around 82 or 83 years old, although she provided no further details regarding his identity or whereabouts.

Currently, she sleeps beside a tree near a canal, without anyone to care for her, as described by Conducta in the video. While she clarified that she has no addiction issues, she appears to experience memory lapses, which may have contributed to her homelessness. Sara cannot recall how to contact her family and lacks clear information about her past. In the meantime, she relies on the kindness of strangers who offer her food and occasional support, such as Conducta, who gave her some clothes and food.

Anyone with information about her relatives or who can offer assistance is encouraged to leave details in posts seeking to help her. This case highlights the harsh reality faced by many homeless individuals in the United States, particularly migrants who lose their support networks. Meanwhile, the community continues to rally in hopes of finding a solution to help Sara escape her vulnerable situation.