Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP145894)
Khloe Chere Neal, a 13-year-old girl from Jacksonville, Florida, was reported missing on June 16, 2025. Her case is officially listed in the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System under case number MP145894. The details surrounding her disappearance remain limited, and authorities have not publicly released specific circumstances or potential leads. As of late June, she had not been located, and her case continues to be under investigation.
Khloe’s disappearance is part of a broader concern in the Jacksonville area, where dozens of individuals—both children and adults—have been reported missing in recent years. According to Action News Jax, more than 50 people were listed as missing from the greater Jacksonville region in 2025, spanning multiple counties in Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia. This includes a mix of long-term cases and recent reports, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by law enforcement and families in locating missing persons.
In response to the growing number of missing children, a multi-agency rescue operation was launched in Northeast Florida in mid-June 2025. Led by the National Child Protection Task Force the initiative successfully located 25 missing and endangered juveniles across six counties, including Duval County where Jacksonville is located. The operation involved collaboration between local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies, child protection professionals, and nonprofit organizations. While the names of recovered children were not publicly disclosed to protect their privacy, the operation emphasized trauma-informed care and long-term safety planning for each child found.
Khloe’s case remains active, and her profile is accessible through NamUs for public awareness and investigative support. Authorities continue to urge anyone with information to come forward, as each detail could be crucial in bringing her home. Her disappearance underscores the importance of coordinated community efforts and vigilant public engagement in addressing missing child cases.Last Seen: Jun 16, 2025
