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Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP144046)
Alexis Hill, a 13-year-old girl from Winter Haven, Florida, was reported missing after last being seen in mid-May 2025. She was described as approximately 4 feet 6 inches tall, weighing between 95 and 100 pounds, with strawberry blond hair and brown eyes. Her disappearance prompted immediate attention from the Polk County Sheriff's Office, which opened an active investigation into her whereabouts. Authorities worked to trace her movements and identify any individuals she may have been in contact with leading up to the day she was last seen.

Local law enforcement conducted interviews and canvassed neighborhoods while also reviewing surveillance footage and public tips. Flyers were distributed widely across Winter Haven and surrounding areas, and residents were encouraged to provide any information that might assist the investigation. Despite the widespread outreach and concern, for a time there were no confirmed sightings or clear leads that explained her disappearance.

At some point following her initial disappearance, Alexis was located. While specific details about her recovery remain limited, authorities have confirmed that she is no longer considered a missing person. The exact circumstances of how and where she was found have not been publicly disclosed, and the date of her recovery has not been clearly stated by official sources. Law enforcement has not provided further updates regarding the investigation, including whether any criminal elements were involved or if she was found voluntarily.

The case, while no longer active as a missing person search, remains one that raised significant concern within the community and drew attention to the importance of swift reporting and cooperation with authorities in similar situations. Community members and law enforcement alike are relieved that Alexis has been located and hope for continued support in safeguarding the wellbeing of vulnerable individuals.

Last Seen: May 18, 2025

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