Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP147561)
Rayneisha Thompson was 15 years old when she was reported missing from Largo, Florida, after being last seen on July 9, 2025. As a female teenager, her disappearance was treated as a matter requiring public attention and law-enforcement response, with the case connected to Pinellas County and the Largo area. Publicly available online information about the circumstances of her disappearance is limited, but the available record shows that her name was associated with a Pinellas County Sheriff’s
Office bulletin, reflecting that local authorities had circulated information connected to locating her.
In cases involving missing juveniles, the immediate concern is often the child’s safety, access to support, and the need to quickly determine where she may have gone and whether she was with anyone. Florida’s Missing Endangered Persons Information Clearinghouse is the state repository for missing-person information reported by law-enforcement agencies and authorized for public release, and agencies use those systems and public bulletins to help share information when a person is missing. Rayneisha’s case appears to have followed that kind of public-safety pathway, where the available information centered on her identity, age, last-seen location, and the need for assistance in resolving her whereabouts.
The investigating agency has reported that Rayneisha Thompson was found alive, meaning this is no longer an active missing-person case. The exact date and circumstances of her recovery have not been made clear in the available public information, so no specific recovery date or detailed account of where she was located can be responsibly stated. What is known is that the case began with concern for a 15-year-old girl last seen in Largo, Florida, and ended with the most important possible update: she was located alive. Overall, Rayneisha Thompson’s case reflects a brief but serious missing juvenile investigation in Pinellas County, one in which public notice and law-enforcement attention were used to help bring the case to resolution.Last Seen: Jul 9, 2025
