Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP140185)
Jazzlyne Analisa Pittman, aged 14, from Jacksonville, Florida, was reported missing after her last known contact on March 14, 2025. At the time, the case received notice from authorities—though publicly available details regarding her appearance or the circumstances of her disappearance were limited, leaving loved ones and the community with little information to go on.
In the months following her disappearance, a focused multi-agency effort in the region, spearheaded by the National Child Protection Task Force and coordinated with local partners at the Jacksonville office of Operation Light Shine, yielded the recovery of more than two dozen missing minors across several Florida counties. While the exact date of Jazzlyne’s safe return remains unspecified in available reports, that she was among those located offers a profound sense of relief amid previously scarce details.
The reunification, though described in vague terms, speaks volumes: Jazzlyne has been found and is now safe. The ambiguity around the timing reflects the sensitive nature of missing-person cases and the understandable discretion exercised during recovery and reunification processes.
This update, though brief in its disclosure, brings a measure of comfort. It stands as a hopeful chapter for Jazzlyne’s family and community—one that underscores the dedication of law enforcement, child-protection agencies, and community organizations to bring missing children safely home.Last Seen: Mar 14, 2025
