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Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP135941)
A fourteen‑year‑old Black female named Kenariyah Clarissa Barnes was reported missing from Jacksonville, Florida, with her last known contact dated January 4, 2025. Her case was entered into the national missing persons registry under an official investigative number. The public information available at the time was limited, with few details provided regarding physical description, clothing, or the circumstances surrounding her disappearance.

Subsequent online records present conflicting reports about the timeline of her disappearance. One source indicates she may have been last seen on January 24, 2025, though this detail remains unclear and lacks confirmation. Other listings reference a different name spelling and earlier dates in late 2024, adding to the confusion around her case chronology. These include entries noting she was last seen in October 2024 or November 2024, with variations in reported height, weight, and physical characteristics; however, those entries appear to refer to a separate but similarly named case and may not correspond directly to the Kenariyah Barnes case originally noted in January 2025.

More recently, authorities have confirmed that Kenariyah has been located, though no precise date of recovery has been released. Details surrounding how and when she was found remain vague, reflecting the limited public updates available.

In summary, the available online information offers a partial timeline of Kenariyah’s disappearance—beginning with the last confirmed contact in early January 2025—conflicting ancillary timelines from late 2024, and culminating in her recovery under unclear circumstances. The case remains resolved in that she has been located, but specifics remain minimal and nebulous.

Last Seen: Jan 4, 2025

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