JUST REVEALED: According to initial investigations, Camila Mendoza Olmos’s parents only admitted
Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar described the search as exhaustive, covering challenging terrain with tall grass near FM 1560. The body was located approximately 100-300 yards from the family home during a re-search by BCSO and FBI teams, in an area previously checked but obscured by vegetation. Salazar noted early indicators of emotional distress, including undiagnosed depression and past suicidal ideations, exacerbated by recent life changes such as a mutual breakup with her boyfriend, declining grades, and weight loss. “This was a young person going through a very tough time in their life and going through some emotional issues,” Salazar stated, emphasizing that problems can feel overwhelming at that age.
The ex-boyfriend, identified in reports as Nathan Gonzales, cooperated fully with investigators, participated in searches, and was described positively by family. Authorities, including Salazar, repeatedly stated the breakup was not suspicious or a motivating factor in foul play considerations. Family members dismissed early online rumors implicating him as “fake news,” noting the families had been close for years.
