Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP144951)
Jayce Nicholas Baxley-Sealey, a 14-year-old from Jacksonville, Florida, was reported missing after last being seen in early June 2025. Public databases documented his disappearance, listing him as a missing juvenile with very limited details about the circumstances. His last known location was Jacksonville, but no additional specifics—such as what he was wearing, the time of day, or whether he left voluntarily—were made publicly available.
The case did not appear to generate widespread media attention, and official channels offered little elaboration.
What is known is that Jayce was listed in national missing person databases, and authorities had opened a case to help locate him. Despite the lack of public alerts or extensive news coverage, his information was available through official law enforcement-related platforms, where he was identified by name, age, and the city from which he was reported missing. There were no details released about any potential persons of interest, leads, or circumstances surrounding his initial disappearance.
Since that time, it has been confirmed that Jayce has been located. However, the exact details surrounding when or how he was found have not been publicly disclosed. The information currently available does not specify whether he was located by law enforcement, returned on his own, or was found through another channel. No updates have been provided about his condition or whether any further action was taken in connection with his disappearance.
The resolution of the case brings closure to his entry in national databases, but the limited nature of publicly shared details leaves many questions unanswered. In the absence of further statements from authorities or media sources, the broader circumstances surrounding both his disappearance and recovery remain unclear.Last Seen: Jun 3, 2025
