Vulnerable and Penniless": The Alarming Disappearance of Model Rachel Kerr in Morocco
A 31-year-old British model and influencer has gone missing in Morocco. Worried, her family launched a widespread appeal for help after she left her all-inclusive hotel complex in Agadir without a trace.
Rachel Kerr has not been heard from since Saturday, April 25, when she left her all-inclusive accommodation at Caribbean Village. Faced with the young Scottish woman’s phone being desperately switched off, her loved ones decided to organize themselves to find her.
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"We are very worried about her well-being and we are asking for any information about where she is or about the people she might be in contact with," warned her cousin Claire Hill, who is widely distributing missing person notices translated into French, English and Arabic.
The mystery deepens around this thirty-something woman followed by nearly 9,000 Instagram followers, who was ambitious to launch her own travel and modeling agency. According to the New York Post, her fellow travelers described her as "vulnerable" just before she vanished.
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The urgency of the situation is maximum since one of her relatives specifies that "the police is involved" and that the missing woman had found herself "completely out of money on Friday." Her last appearance on social media dates back to April 13, with the publication of a photograph captioned simply "la marinaaaa".
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