Seventeen-year-old Reyner Lopez was reported missing after she was last seen on April 25, 2016, in West Palm Beach, Florida. Online missing-person records identify her as a female teenager and list the NamUs case number as MP41703, with the case also connected to National Center for Missing & Exploited Children case number 1269050. Public case summaries describe Reyner as Hispanic/Latina, about 5 feet tall and approximately 120 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes.
One missing-person profile also noted that she was associated with blue Nike sneakers, a small but meaningful detail often included in public alerts because clothing and footwear can help people remember whether they may have seen someone.
The publicly available information about Reyner’s disappearance is limited. The available online sources do not describe the circumstances leading up to the time she was last seen, where in West Palm Beach she was last observed, who last had contact with her, or whether she was believed to be traveling with anyone. What is clear from the public records is that her disappearance was entered into missing-person systems and remained visible in online case indexes for years, where even sparse information served the important purpose of keeping her name and identifying details available to the public. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement’s public missing-person system explains that Florida missing-person entries are based on information reported by law enforcement agencies and authorized for public release, and that the public should contact the reporting or local law-enforcement agency with information rather than taking action independently.
Reyner’s case is one of those missing-person cases where the official public record leaves many unanswered questions. There is no detailed public narrative describing what happened that day, no widely available account of a search timeline, and no confirmed public explanation of how the case was investigated in the years that followed. Her NamUs-linked public profile, however, provided the essential facts: her name, age, gender, missing date, location, physical description, and case number. Those details helped ensure that Reyner was not reduced to an anonymous entry, but remained identifiable as a young person from West Palm Beach whose family and community needed answers.
The investigating agency has reported that Reyner Lopez has been found alive, and her disappearance is no longer an active missing-person case. The exact date and circumstances of her recovery were not located in the available online sources, so those details should not be stated beyond what has been officially reported. In overview, Reyner was a 17-year-old girl last seen in West Palm Beach, Florida, on April 25, 2016; public records preserved her identifying information for years while she was listed as missing, and official reporting now indicates that she was found alive, bringing the missing-person aspect of her case to a close.Last Seen: Apr 25, 2016
