Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP143467)
Fifteen‑year‑old Bella Elizabeth Rhey of Jacksonville, Florida was reported missing on May 9, 2025. At the time of her disappearance, she was described as a white female approximately 5′2″ tall, around 100 lbs, with black hair and green eyes. The circumstances surrounding her disappearance were not publicly detailed, and authorities stated that no confirmed location or suspicious activity had been disclosed around the time she was last seen.
Following her initial missing persons report, local law enforcement and community organizations canvassed areas where she was last known to be, reviewed potential sightings, and gathered any leads from the public. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office led the official investigation, utilizing state and federal missing‑endangered persons protocols to coordinate search efforts.
In a later update, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office confirmed that Bella had been located and her status was secure. The authorities did not release a specific recovery date or further details regarding the circumstances of her return, and have characterized the information as vague and general.
Thus, while Bella’s disappearance was initially treated as an unresolved missing juvenile case, it has since been closed with her safely found. The case summary reflects limited public disclosure, with investigators indicating that she is no longer missing but offering few specifics beyond confirmation of her being located.Last Seen: May 9, 2025
