Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP139581)
Fourteen-year-old Jaimelys McDonald-Caldero was reported missing after she was last seen in Poinciana, Florida. Authorities with the Polk County Sheriff’s Office opened an investigation and circulated her description, noting that she is of Hispanic/Latino descent, around 64 inches tall, weighing approximately 115 pounds, with black hair and black eyes. The case was entered into missing persons records to expand awareness and encourage public assistance.
Her disappearance drew concern from both family and community members, who worked with law enforcement in the hope of securing her safe return. For weeks, updates were sparse, and appeals were made for any information that might lead to locating her. Investigators followed leads while urging vigilance from the public.
It has since been reported that Jaimelys was located. The details surrounding the circumstances of her recovery remain limited, and an exact date has not been released. Even though information is vague, confirmation that she has been found brings a measure of relief to those who were deeply worried.
While questions may remain, what is most important is that she is no longer missing. The resolution of her case provides comfort to her loved ones, who endured a period of great uncertainty. Her story underscores the importance of community awareness and the role of collective support when a young person goes missing.Last Seen: Mar 3, 2025
