Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP143296)
Latrice Denise Holloway, a 15-year-old from Jacksonville, Florida, was reported missing after last being seen in early May 2025. At the time of her disappearance, limited details were released to the public, with few specifics available regarding the circumstances under which she went missing. She was entered into national databases as a missing juvenile, and law enforcement listed her case as active.
There was no initial mention of what she was wearing, her last known location within Jacksonville, or whether she had any known companions at the time.
Her case was part of a broader pattern of missing persons in the Jacksonville area, with several teens and children reported missing throughout the year. While local media occasionally highlighted the high number of missing individuals in Northeast Florida, Latrice's case did not receive extensive press coverage or detailed updates. As a result, public awareness and specific information about her situation remained limited for some time.
Subsequent information indicates that Latrice was located, although the exact date of her recovery and the circumstances surrounding it remain vague. No official statements have provided further clarification, and no public follow-up has been made by local news agencies. The resolution of her case, while encouraging, leaves many questions unanswered. It remains unclear whether she was recovered through coordinated search efforts, returned voluntarily, or was located by other means.
The lack of detail continues to characterize this case even after its closure. Although she is no longer listed as missing, the absence of transparent information has contributed to continued public curiosity. In many ways, her brief disappearance and return reflect the challenges faced by families and agencies dealing with juvenile missing persons cases—particularly when information is scarce and public attention is limited.Last Seen: May 6, 2025
