PAULINE DIAZ

The family of Pauline Diaz, who disappeared after her shift at an H-E-B on the South Side near I-37 and Southeast Military Drive, is still trying to bring awareness to her case 12 years after her disappearance.

For over a decade, Pauline Diaz's family has been searching relentlessly for her. She seemingly vanished without a trace in 2010, at age 63.

The family of Pauline Diaz is making sure to not forget what would be her 75th birthday on Saturday.

SAN ANTONIO – The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office spent two hours searching and digging for signs of a woman missing since December 2010. But Salazar said on Thursday that after two hours of work, no evidence was found to help investigators. “Nothing was found today (but) it shows the lengths that law enforcement will go through to make sure on any cold case that we try to find closure,” Salazar said. Salazar said he didn’t know why the man waited this long to report his tip. AdSalazar urged anyone with information about the cold case to call 210-335-6000.

SAN ANTONIO – The family of Pauline Diaz is remembering their beloved mother 10 years after her mysterious disappearance. Pauline was last seen leaving her job at the H-E-B on Southeast Military and Goliad on December 7, 2010, and was in the process of a divorce when she disappeared. Though her then-husband was named a person of interest in the case, both the Wilson County Sheriff’s Office and the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office have said they are unsure of what happened to Pauline. Pauline’s daughter, Juanita Diaz, says she will continue to search for answers in her mother’s disappearance. PREVIOUS COVERAGE:Related: 9 years later and still no sign of Pauline DiazSouth Texas Crime Stories: Pauline DiazUnanswered questions remain 8 years later after Pauline Diaz’s disappearanceOfficials digging for body of Pauline Diaz who disappeared in 2010

SAN ANTONIO – KSAT 12 Nightbeat anchor Isis Romero returns with two new episodes of her original news program, “Up Close with Isis Romero.”The two 30-minute episodes will air back to back beginning at 9 p.m. on Thursday on KSAT 12 and on KSAT.com. You will also be able to find the episodes on Roku, Amazon Fire and Apple TV. This episode of “Up Close with Isis Romero” explores the issue of missing persons in Bexar County and beyond. Host Isis Romero takes an up close look at the mysterious disappearance of HEB employee Pauline Diaz in 2010, and the notorious case of Heidi Seeman, whose disappearance prompted an unprecedented search and the subsequent founding of the Heidi Search Center in the early ‘90s. With cesarean sections on the rise across the country, Romero shares her own experience with the procedure and welcomes viewers inside the operating room as she undergoes her third C-section and the birth of her third child.