Families of those who perished in the collapse of the Roca Park building in La Guaira, Venezuela, are facing indefinite grief as authorities indicate many bodies may never be recovered. Investigators from the CICPC have informed relatives that remains which cannot be identified will be classified as “disappeared, presumed…” within missing persons reports. This effectively closes the search for closure for numerous families. A makeshift altar remains at the site, representing a final space for remembrance amidst the rubble. The situation highlights the challenges of disaster recovery and identification in Venezuela. The lack of recovered bodies compounds the pain and uncertainty for loved ones. The collapse of Roca Park has become a symbol of loss and the difficulties faced by families seeking answers.