Sixteen-year-old Salome Ramirez was entered into the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System as NamUs missing person case MP149758 after she was last known to have contact on September 2, 2025, in West Hartford, Connecticut. The public case information placed her last known location in Hartford County, in the West Hartford area of ZIP code 06107, and described the circumstances of her disappearance only as “unknown location.”
That brief wording left much unsaid: no public narrative explained where she had been headed, who may have last seen her, or what immediate concerns surrounded the first hours after she was reported missing. What was clear from the case record was that a teenager had disappeared from a Connecticut community, and that her absence was serious enough to be documented in a national missing-person system used to help law enforcement, families, and the public share information in unresolved cases.
The available public identifying details described Salome as a 16-year-old female listed as White/Caucasian, standing about 5 feet 3 inches tall and weighing approximately 113 pounds. She was reported to have blond or strawberry-colored hair and brown eyes. The clothing information in the case record stated that she had been associated with a red jumpsuit with biker shorts. No public transportation details, documents, distinctive physical features, or detailed circumstances were listed in the available case data. In cases like this, even a sparse description matters, because a small detail about appearance, clothing, or location can be the difference between uncertainty and recognition for someone who may have seen the missing person.
The West Hartford Police Department was listed as the investigating agency, with the case reported on September 2, 2025, under agency case number 2500041399. The agency address in the public data was 103 Raymond Road in West Hartford, Connecticut, and the listed main phone number was 860-523-5203. The NamUs entry was created the same day Salome was reported missing, reflecting an effort to record the case quickly in a system designed to centralize information about missing and unidentified people. The public record did not provide a detailed timeline beyond the date of last contact, and it did not describe a confirmed route, destination, companion, or reason for her disappearance.
The case record later indicated that Salome’s case resolution status was Alive, meaning she was found alive and the matter is no longer an active missing-person case. The exact date she was located is not stated in the provided public case data, so the timing of her recovery remains vague from the information available. What can be said with care is that the public missing-person record began with the disappearance of a 16-year-old girl from West Hartford on September 2, 2025, documented limited identifying and clothing details, assigned the West Hartford Police Department as the investigating agency, and later reflected the most important update possible for those who cared about her: Salome Ramirez was found alive.Last Seen: Sep 2, 2025
