Our next story may also have a mental health dimension.
Missing Armenia resident Alex Guzman was found dead this morning in the remote Yalbac area.
Guzman had been missing since Friday when the men he was camping with reported that he began to act strange.
They'd woken up that morning to find him silent and looking angry. And believing that he might have been ill, they left him behind when they set off to do the day's work. But by the time they returned to their campsite for lunch, Guzman had vanished.
And since then his family has been in agony living with terrifying uncertainty as to his whereabouts and whether or not he'd be found alive. They got the unfortunate and conclusive answer to that question this morning. And while they're heartbroken they say that the closure has brought them a measure of peace.
Antonio Samayoa - Nephew of the deceased "The last time I talked to him was Thursday, Thursday during the day, try to catch some fish so that he could take some home if it was possible. Everything when it comes to the search and rescue was organized by the family, and friends, and other past colleagues from Alex so police are at this moment they are probably back there trying to gather any information that they might but I doubt they'll find any because they weren't there since, or they were but doing nothing to be honest. He was a tour guide. He was also trained in a survival course so this hits us hard to find him dead because we had this hope that his skills would kick in and he would survive for as long as he would be out there. Unfortunately, he didn't. And this morning it was devastating to find him dead. As hard as it is we have to be strong for his kids and of course it's to bring closure to what was going on over the past days because not knowing what was going on if he was alive or he was dead basically made us not sleep every night. Ever since we got the news that he was not seen around, that he was missing so coming today to this closure, as difficult as it is it kind of brings us a little bit of peace."
Guzman's family call him a caring person always willing to help if he could. He leaves behind 4 children.
