Jasmine Sharee Ward was 31 years old when she was reported missing from Jackson, Mississippi. Public case records list her as a Black woman with brown eyes and black hair, approximately 170 pounds, with official sources differing slightly on height: the Mississippi Repository lists her at 65 inches, while MissingSippi lists her at 5 feet 2 inches. What remains consistent across the available public information is that Jasmine was last associated with the Presidential Hills area of Jackson, in
Hinds County, and that the Jackson Police Department is the investigating agency. Her case is listed in NamUs as MP117544, and the Mississippi Repository identifies the agency case number as 24-02-00118.
The earliest public date connected to Jasmine’s disappearance is January 1, 2022, which appears in the Mississippi Repository as both the “Date Missing/Date Last Seen” and “Date Last Seen.” That same repository says her family and loved ones had not heard from or seen her in nearly two years and that she was last seen in the Presidential Hills area of Jackson. MissingSippi gives the timing more generally as March 2022, saying friends and family last had contact with Jasmine then, while she was in the Presidential Hills area. Because the public sources are not fully aligned on the exact timing, the clearest way to understand the case is that Jasmine disappeared after her loved ones lost contact with her in early 2022, and the exact date is unclear from the public information.
The details released about Jasmine suggest how deeply personal this search is for the people who know and love her. MissingSippi notes that she normally stayed in contact with her mother and close friends, making the silence after her disappearance especially troubling. She is described as having short black hair and brown eyes, and public descriptions emphasize several tattoos that could help identify her: “Annett” on her hand, “Camden” on her neck, the state of Mississippi on her back, “Brothers Keeper” with clouds and stars around it on her arm or forearm, and the names “Walter,” “Vincent,” and “Casey” in unknown locations. The Mississippi Repository also lists a long scar on her forearm. These identifiers are not just case details; they are pieces of Jasmine’s identity, the kind of information shared in the hope that someone, somewhere, may recognize her or remember seeing her.
Jasmine’s case remains listed as missing and open in the Mississippi Repository, and the available public records do not indicate that she has been found alive or deceased. The Jackson Police Department is listed as the agency handling the case, with a public contact number of 601-960-1234. NamUs, the national system connected to her case, is described by the National Institute of Justice as a central database and support program used by law enforcement, medical examiners, coroners, investigators, and families to help resolve missing, unidentified, and unclaimed person cases. In Jasmine’s case, that public record preserves the essential facts: Jasmine Sharee Ward, a 31-year-old woman from Jackson, Mississippi, disappeared after last being known to be in the Presidential Hills area; her family and friends lost contact with someone who normally kept in touch; and years later, her case remains a search for answers, recognition, and resolution.Last Seen: Jan 1, 2022
