Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP138632)
Mia Rae Hornbuckle, a 14-year-old from Jacksonville, Florida, had been reported missing after last being seen in mid-February 2025. Her disappearance was documented by missing person registries, and her case became part of a broader concern about the number of young people unaccounted for in the Jacksonville area. Reports emphasized that dozens of individuals were missing across Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia, drawing attention to the urgency of community awareness and the importance
of locating vulnerable individuals.
For a period of time, public information available about Mia Rae’s case was limited. Details about her appearance, clothing, and the specific circumstances of her disappearance were not made widely accessible. Families in such situations often experience long stretches of uncertainty, relying on official listings and community vigilance to keep attention on their loved ones. Her case was among those that highlighted the quiet struggles many families endure as they await news about missing children.
It has since been confirmed that Mia Rae Hornbuckle was located. While the exact circumstances and date of her recovery have not been shared publicly, this outcome brings a measure of relief to those who had been concerned for her safety. Even without specific details, her case serves as a reminder of the importance of ongoing efforts to protect children, raise awareness of missing persons, and provide support to families navigating the uncertainty of such difficult experiences.Last Seen: Feb 14, 2025
