Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP144518)
Kayla Robinson, a 13-year-old female, was last seen on May 26, 2025, in Greenacres, Florida, a Palm Beach County community where a missing child report would have immediately carried concern for her safety and well-being. Because she was a young teenager, the response to her disappearance centered on locating her quickly, confirming whether she was safe, and gathering any information that could help determine where she had gone after she was last seen.
Online public missing-person systems used in Florida explain that missing-person information is entered by law enforcement agencies and made available for public awareness, while also cautioning the public not to take independent action and to report information to the proper agency.
The publicly available information surrounding Kayla’s disappearance is limited, and the circumstances of her last contact have not been widely detailed in online public sources. What is clear is that she was reported missing from Greenacres and that her case fell within the kind of urgent child-focused missing-person response where even a brief absence can cause fear for family members, caregivers, and the surrounding community. Public systems such as the Florida Crime Information Center Public Access System describe missing-person records as information reported by law enforcement agencies throughout the state and authorized for public release, but they also warn that those records may not always be current, complete, or active and should be verified with the reporting agency.
The investigating agency has reported that Kayla Robinson has been found alive. Because the available public information does not provide a confirmed exact date or detailed circumstances of her recovery, those details should not be assumed. In cases involving minors, especially when a child has been located safely, law enforcement and public agencies often release only limited information to protect the child’s privacy and prevent unnecessary exposure of sensitive family or juvenile-related circumstances. The most important confirmed development is that Kayla is no longer being treated as an active missing-person case and was located alive.
Kayla Robinson’s case began as the disappearance of a 13-year-old girl last seen in Greenacres, Florida, on May 26, 2025, and it understandably raised concern because of her age and vulnerability. The available online record does not provide a detailed timeline of what happened after she was last seen, who last had contact with her, or the exact circumstances under which she was found. The case now stands as one in which the initial public concern for a missing child was followed by the most hopeful possible outcome: Kayla was found alive, and the active missing-person concern was resolved, even though the precise date and circumstances of that resolution remain publicly unclear.Last Seen: May 26, 2025