ORLANDO, Fla. - The family of Miya Marcano, 19, is desperate to find her alive. On Tuesday, about 50 people gathered for a search of the Sabal Club Apartments where Armondo Caballero was found dead Monday.The group went to the back of the Longwood apartment complex near the woodline to start their search.

They split into groups of two. One going door-to-door. The other group searched the large wooded area behind the complex. Everyone echoed Miya’s name along the way.

Caballero, 27, was found dead Monday of an apparent suicide at the complex, according to investigators.Residents who received flyers showing Miya’s face and description say they recognized Caballero.

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