Dezarihya Amorae Blackmon was 15 years old when she was reported missing from Douglasville, Georgia, after last being seen on July 18, 2025. She is listed as a Black / African American female child, with public missing-child records identifying Douglasville as the place she went missing and the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office as the investigating agency.
NCMEC’s public poster identifies her as Dezarihya Blackmon, missing since July 18, 2025, from Douglasville, Georgia, and lists her as female, with an age now of 16. NamUs also lists her case as Missing Person / NamUs #MP149897, with a date of last contact of July 18, 2025, and NCMEC case number 2058353.
The public case details describe a young girl whose disappearance began with her leaving home with noncustodial family members. NamUs-linked case information states that Dezarihya had ties to Florida, a detail that may have been important to investigators and anyone trying to understand where she might have traveled after leaving Douglasville. The same public listing describes her as approximately 5 feet 5 inches tall and about 140 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes. At the time she was last seen, she was reportedly wearing a pink shirt, pink pants, and a blue-and-white jacket, and she was carrying a pink-and-red backpack. Those clothing details gave the public something specific to remember: not just a name and a date, but the image of a teenager leaving home with a backpack and a set of bright, recognizable colors.
As the case entered public missing-child databases, Dezarihya’s information was shared through national systems built to help locate missing children. NCMEC’s poster directed anyone with information to call 911, the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, or NCMEC, while NamUs recorded the case under MP149897. These listings served as official public-facing anchors for her case, preserving the essential facts: her name, her age at disappearance, her missing date, her missing location, and the law-enforcement agency responsible for the investigation. Public information also indicated that she may have been traveling in a silver Kia with a Florida tag or a blue Infiniti, a detail that suggested investigators were considering possible movement beyond the immediate Douglasville area.
The case has since been marked as resolved with a status of Alive in the provided case data, meaning Dezarihya has been found alive and this is no longer an active missing-person case. The exact date of that resolution is unclear from the available public-facing information, so it should not be treated as a known recovery date. What can be said with care is that a frightening period that began on July 18, 2025, with a 15-year-old girl last seen in Douglasville, Georgia, later ended with her being located alive. In overview, Dezarihya Blackmon’s case began as the disappearance of a teenage girl from Douglas County, was documented by NamUs and NCMEC with identifying details, clothing descriptions, possible travel information, and law-enforcement contacts, and ultimately became a resolved case in which she was found alive, bringing relief to a situation that had carried deep concern for her safety.Last Seen: Jul 18, 2025
