Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP139231)
Fourteen-year-old Irma Calderon-Rodriguez was reported missing from Irving, Texas. She was last seen in the city of Irving in Dallas County, and her disappearance prompted concern from both her family and local authorities. At the time she went missing, Irma was described as a Hispanic/Latina female, about 4 feet 11 inches tall, weighing approximately 120 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes.
Her case was entered into national missing-person databases to aid investigators and the public in sharing and gathering information. The Irving Police Department led the investigation, issuing appeals for assistance and encouraging community members to come forward with any information that might help. Awareness was spread through official channels to ensure her description and identifying details were widely known.
Information that has since surfaced indicates that Irma was eventually located. The exact circumstances and timing remain unclear, and public records provide only vague details about when this occurred. Despite the lack of specifics, the most important outcome is that she was found, bringing resolution to her disappearance.
The case highlights how quickly a child’s absence can mobilize families, communities, and law enforcement. It also reflects the critical role of public awareness and cooperation when a young person goes missing. While not every detail surrounding her return has been disclosed, the confirmation that she was located offers relief and closure to those who followed her case.Last Seen: Dec 22, 2024
