Police are probing two cases of fraud involving a travel agency.
In the first instance, a victim bought three airline tickets in April for a December 12th trip to Guyana, totaling EC$5000.
However, at the airport, the victim discovered the tickets were never purchased, causing frustration.
In the second case, another victim purchased a EC$2190 ticket on October 19th for the same destination and date, facing a similar disappointment during check-in.
Despite efforts to locate the alleged offender, who is also a missing person, the police have not succeeded.
Interviews yielded no valuable information.
Authorities encourage those with information to come forward.
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